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MICHIGAN CITY— Multi-gig fiber-optic internet will soon be connecting Michigan City residents and businesses, according to officials.

The Plymouth Community School Board will meet on Tuesday evening, April 2nd at 6 p.m. in the Administration Board Room. The meeting is open to the public although this meeting is a meeting of the school board in public to conduct the school corporation’s business and is not to be considered a public community meeting.

BUTLER — A disc golf league will begin play next week after receiving approval Monday from the Butler Board of Works.

A Valpo High School student has criticized the apparent lack of communication and action from the district, following its decision to remove an LGTQ flag last year.

Mayor Tom Dermody vowed during his annual State of the City speech to be just as aggressive during his next term.

Kozma joins Surf Internet

News This is only the beginning of their success, according to Surf Internet, which just announced reaching the 100,000 passings milestone as a company. Surf Internet, an Indiana based fiber-optic provider that serves the Great Lakes region, has announced reaching the mark of 100,000 passings of fiber-optic routes in Indiana, Michigan, and Illinois. Gene Crusie,…

This week, during the City Council meeting, Councilman Randy Longanecker asked Utility Superintendent Donnie Davidson about spools of fiber that are around the city. The councilman said there was another company bringing fiber the Plymouth and primarily installing it overhead on poles. He said in his neighborhood there are spools of fiber coming down the

/PRNewswire/ -- Surf Internet, a leader in cutting-edge, fiber-optic broadband services, announces the completion of their 100,000th passing of fiber-optic...

ELKHART — Surf Internet has announced the appointment of Kord Kozma as Vice President of Human Resources.