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Assisted living tenants complain apartment heating is inadequate - Vimarsana News

Assisted living tenants complain apartment heating is inadequate

ABC57 News in South Bend, Ind. covers all of Michiana including St. Joseph, Elkhart, Kosciusko, LaPorte and Marshall counties in Indiana and Berrien, Cass, Van Buren and St. Joseph counties in Mich.

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Prairie Grove Planning Commission denies permit but may have to revisit decision - Vimarsana News

Prairie Grove Planning Commission denies permit but may have to revisit decision

The Prairie Grove Planning Commission recently voted to deny a request for a conditional use permit for multifamily housing, but the commission may have to revisit its decision based on legal advice.

Prairie Grove sets design standards downtown - Vimarsana News

Prairie Grove sets design standards downtown

City officials have discussed for years establishing design standards for the Central Business District to help protect architecture and historic elements downtown, and now those standards are a reality.

Prairie Grove group again seeks citywide 'wet status' - Vimarsana News

Prairie Grove group again seeks citywide 'wet status'

A committee called Historic Prairie Grove Revitalization is seeking once again to place a local option question on the November election ballot to allow alcohol sales within the entire city, according to Jerry Coyle, committee chairman.

Historic Prairie Grove Revitalization committee again seeks 'wet' status for entire city - Vimarsana News

Historic Prairie Grove Revitalization committee again seeks 'wet' status for entire city

A committee called Historic Prairie Grove Revitalization again will seek to place a local option question on the November election ballot to allow alcohol sales within the entire city, according to Jerry Coyle, committee chairman.