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Indiana 15 grants looking to cover county projects - Vimarsana News

Indiana 15 grants looking to cover county projects

FERDINAND — Indiana Regional 15 Planning Commission is sending out four grant applications to the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. The monthly meeting of executive commissioners met Tuesday,

Indiana 15 grants looking to cover county projects - Vimarsana News

Indiana 15 grants looking to cover county projects

FERDINAND — Indiana Regional 15 Planning Commission is sending out four grant applications to the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. The monthly meeting of executive commissioners met Tuesday,

Testing planned for Valparaiso brownfield site; residents express concerns - Vimarsana News

Testing planned for Valparaiso brownfield site; residents express concerns

A leaking underground storage tank was found at the former gas station.

Rep. Pryor explains voting against Housing Task Force's final report - Vimarsana News

Rep. Pryor explains voting against Housing Task Force's final report

INDIANAPOLIS—After being one of just two members on the Housing Task Force to vote against the group’s final report Thursday, Rep. Cherrish Pryor, D-Indianapolis, explained her reasoning in a press

City tears down vacant convenience store - Vimarsana News

City tears down vacant convenience store

City tears down vacant convenience store The city has demolished a vacant convenience store and gas station on Second Street. Redevelopment director Heather Pope said that the city purchased the property, located at 867 Second St., from Ricker’s Holdings LLC in March for $340,000. Prior to demolition, the city had to remove 10 underground storage tanks — ranging from 6,000 to 20,000 gallons — from the site. This was done using funds provided by the Petroleum Orphan Sites Initiative. Pope said that the Petroleum Orphan Sites Initiative, which was established by the Indiana Brownfields Pr...