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AAT Kings has announced the promotion of Claire Simon to the position of Queensland sales manager.

AUBURN – In November, the Auburn Board of Works voted to cancel a lease agreement of the city-owned, former electric building with a Fort Wayne man when it determined several

Our movements column has become somewhat of a Keeping up with the Kardashians for the travel industry, except with far fewer lip fillers.

AUBURN — The Auburn Police Department and Fire Department both received approval to hire new employees at Thursday’s meeting of the Auburn Board of Public Works and Safety. The Police Department is hiring Derick Campbell as a patrolman. The department chose Campbell, a former area resident, through a lengthy hiring process. The Fire Department will employ Cody LaRowe as a new firefighter. He is the son of retired firefighter Chip LaRowe, who still works part-time for the department, F...

AUBURN — An Indianapolis company will perform an inventory of Auburn’s city-owned trees this spring.

Three local counties boost rating to orange INDIANAPOLIS — A week after seeing COVID-19 ratings worsen to their worst point ever, Indiana showed marked improvement last week, with many counties getting better ratings than the week before. That included northeast Indiana, where Noble, DeKalb and LaGrange counties all improved from red to orange. Steuben County stayed in red, but just barely, as it showed improvement from a week ago, too, just not enough to change colors. Overall, Indiana sa...

Festival memories are kaleidoscope of riches );  ); STEWART COLLINS has been the Henley Festival’s artistic director for 30 years but will retire after this year’s event . During his time, the summer evening festival has grown from four days to five and increased its audiences by attracting popular headliners such as Elton John, Tom Jones, Rita Ora, Jessie J and the Pet Shop Boys. Here, Stewart reminisces on some of his favourite moments. AS I drove down Remenham Hill the thought came i...

The Good Men Project Become a Premium Member We have pioneered the largest worldwide conversation about what it means to be a good man in the 21st century. Your support of our work is inspiring and invaluable. Why It’s Time to Acknowledge Germaine Greer, Journalist The Observer decided not to run the articles. The pages of Germaine Greer’s University of Warwick diary for 1971 are mostly blank; she was too busy to fill them out. After April 20, 1971, publication day for The Female Eunuch in...