Letter from Michiana: Rokita vs. environmental regulations
I have written that Michiana, tucked as it is between Illinois and Michigan, and on the far northern edge of Indiana, can feel, at times, like a geographic outlier. Neither here, in the common way of states, nor there. Sometimes this can be a good thing. Weâre on Central Time, instead of Eastern, like the majority of Hoosiers. We get the evening news at 10 p.m. instead of 11; late-night shows, like Colbert and Kimmel, are over before midnight. There is a downside. We are in Indiana, after all. This means we are subject to the whims and vagaries of what passes for the Hoosier stateâs...
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