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Georgetown school superintendent hosting community forums

GEORGETOWN — School Superintendent Margo Ferrick recently announced she will hosting a series of four open forums, in person and via Zoom, during morning, afternoon and evening time slots, to

Georgetown school supt. hosting community forums

GEORGETOWN — School Superintendent Margo Ferrick recently announced she will hosting a series of four open forums, in person and via Zoom, during morning, afternoon and evening time slots, to

WorkOne Community Job Fair on July 29

WorkOne Community Job Fair on July 29

Job fair in South Bend

Job fair in South Bend By: Matt Nagy ST. JOSEPH COUNTY, Ind. A job fair will have over 50 employers present at the Rise Up Academy (Perley School) on July 29 from 9 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. The job opportunities available have hourly pay from $12 an hour and up in industries that stretch from banking and retail to healthcare, manufacturing and more. This event is free and open to the public. The Rise Up Academy is located at 740 North Eddy Street in South Bend. Share this article:

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Column: Shootings in South Bend parks threaten a sense of community.

South Bend Tribune SOUTH BEND Dozens of people were gathered at Coquillard Park early Wednesday evening when as many 30 shots rang out. What’s wrong with this picture? The correct answer is everything. But I would have also not accepted the sight of crime scene tape wrapped around playground equipment, or that the memorial to a toddler killed near this same park seven years ago falls within another crime scene from yet another shooting, or that the two victims from Wednesday’s shooting were a part of or near a group of adults and children who came to the park to enjoy the first 80 degree day of the year.

Howard Dukes: Shootings near South Bend parks steal our sense of community

What’s wrong with this picture? The correct answer is everything. But I would have also not accepted the sight of crime scene tape wrapped around playground equipment, or that the memorial to a toddler killed near this same park seven years ago falls within another crime scene from yet another shooting, or that the two victims from Wednesday’s shooting were a part of or near a group of adults and children who came to the park to enjoy the first 80 degree day of the year. Fortunately, the two men who got shot didn’t have life-threatening injuries. Police found one victim on a nearby porch. Paramedics took that man to Memorial Hospital, which is where the other man was going when police found him on Main Street.