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View Comments MUNCIE, Ind. — Having to stop for trains is nothing new in Muncie; in fact, its almost like a right of passage at this point. The age-old problem of completely stopped trains blocking major city thoroughfares is rearing its head again, however.  Muncies Deputy Mayor Richard Ivy has said this issue has become almost a daily inquiry to the city administration. The city has received over 50 complaints from numerous stakeholders in Muncie just at the start of the year.  "Angry...

Muncie hopes to reopen dialogue with railroad companies over train-blocked intersections Corey Ohlenkamp, Muncie Star Press © Corey Ohlenkamp/Star Press A train moves through the rail crossing at Tillotson Avenue on Saturday, May 8. Trains have been increasingly blocking crossings throughout the city according to officials. MUNCIE, Ind. — Having to stop for trains is nothing new in Muncie; in fact, its almost like a rite of passage at this point. The age-old problem of c...

Muncie Star Press Thanks to those who answer when you call 911 The week of April 11-17, 2021 is celebrated as National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week. Emergencies that require law enforcement, fire or emergency medical services at any time. It is the job of public safety telecommunicators to provide a continuous link from those in need to the emergency services providers who respond to these needs. Prompt response of law enforcement, fire, and emergency medical services is critical to th...

Law firm Bass, Berry & Sims has announced the election of seven new members. The Nashville-based attorneys are Emily Burrows, Meredith Edwards Collins, Lymari Martinez Cromwell, Brad Hart, Davis Mello, Sarah Miller and Paul Singleton. “I am privileged to announce that the firm has elected these seven new members,” Managing Partner Todd Rolapp said in a release. “Each of these individuals has demonstrated a deep commitment to our firm, our clients and the legal industry overal...