South Bend traffic accident: One death, five injured in car crash
Janeth Gomez, 58, was killed in a crash Tuesday on Ewing Avenue in South Bend.
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Top CNY Music Stars Pick Their Favorite Cover Songs
When we asked Central New York musical artists to identify their favorite cover songs to play in public, some of their answers were a surprise.
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AHFA Logistics Conference Points to Calmer Waters | Furniture World Magazine
Retail Furniture News: AHFA Logistics Conference Points to Calmer Waters, The American Home Furnishings Alliance (AHFA) 2022 Logistics Conference program, presented by the Specialized Furniture Carriers division, has been developed around the theme of “Seeking Calmer Waters.”
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HPU freshman and team honored at Model United Nations competition
HPU freshman and team honored at Model United Nations competition
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HPU freshman and team honored at Model United Nations competition
HPU freshman and team honored at Model United Nations competition
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JoAnn Palmer
JoAnn (Feist) Palmer, 89, of San Angelo passed away on Sunday, October 17, 2021 in her home surrounded by her loved ones. JoAnn was born on October 23, 1931, in San Angelo, Texas to Andrew and Leona Feist Sr. She grew up in Wall, Texas working hard on the farm with her family.
Holy Angels Catholic Church United States Wayne Palmer Kathy Ambrose Catholic Mitzi Colby Miller Joann Feist Palmer
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Gaga ball pit in Mishawaka park will offer kids fun time
This obscure but fun game now will be played in Mishawakas Heroes Park. When someone has the ball, just try to stay away from them.
Greg Swiercz Seth Becker Dave Wood Youth Advisory Council South Bend Mayor Dave Wood Youth Advisory Council
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Music Scene: Live music is back in Central New York after COVID pause
Music lovers are equally glad to see live shows return, and are demonstrating that by turning out in large (but safe) numbers. “We’ve seen a huge increase in crowds over the last month as cases have declined and the vaccines have rolled out,” says Woodland Farm Brewery brewer/owner Keith Redhead. “Every one has been very understanding and patient over the last year with so many of the changes to our business, music, and life.” That’s not to say all the problems are now solved. Club ...
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