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Park patrons in Mishawaka can see dinosaurs and insects up close through augmented reality app

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Coilin Walsh and his wife, Ashley, initially purchased 5 acres of land on the north side of Mishawaka to start a small farm as a way to teach their daughters

Coilin Walsh and his wife, Ashley, initially purchased 5 acres of land on the north side of Mishawaka to start a small farm as a way to teach their daughters the benefits of gardening and working with nature. The family works on weeknights and weekends at Walsh Family Farms cultivating such produce as radishes, kale and tomatoes and has simply sold the items to the public at a roadside stand near their home. But this year, they wanted to do more. “The real benefit we saw with this is that ...

MISHAWAKA — Mishawaka’s new ice ribbon and cafe-events center at Beutter Park’s Ironworks Plaza is a step closer to becoming a reality. City leaders say they knew they were on the right track last month when bids on the project came in at a tad more than $15 million — nearly $5 million less than the $20.5 million estimate. And there were five firms bidding. With the blessing of the Common Council and Redevelopment Commission, the city signed off on a $50 million stimulus bon...

Mishawaka Parks hosts ‘Derby Day’ May 1 By: Maura Johnson Photo courtesy: ZUMA Press MISHAWAKA, Ind. – Mishawaka Parks and Recreation is partnering with Chicory Café to host a free “Derby Day” in celebration of the Kentucky Derby on May 1. Bring your derby hate and appetite to the Ball Band Biergarten at Beutter Park from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. for an evening of contest...

MISHAWAKA — Taking advantage of low interest rates and the need to keep local companies and workers in business, the city is preparing to buy bonds to pay for planned

MISHAWAKA — Taking advantage of low interest rates and the need to keep local companies and workers in business, the city is preparing to buy bonds to pay for planned