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LAGRANGE — LaGrange County has a new 4-H Youth Development Extension Educator. Monday morning, Steve Engleking, the Purdue University LaGrange County extension service director, introduced Brittany Gilger to the members of the LaGrange County Council at their regular monthly meeting. Gilger joined the local office of the extension service on April 1, replacing Matt Dice who left in August. Gilger was working at the LaGrange County Library in Children’s Services Department before being hired as the youth educator. She is a graduate of the University of Florida where she earned a degr...

A left or right issue but about saving human lives and if you aren't for that you have no right to represent us. >> matt, i'm sorry. i didn't mean to cut you off there. i wanted to read a tweet you put out recently. you wrote just wanted to give you a very direct and friendly reminder that voting day is tuesday. young people can force american leadership to have a moral compass. what do you mean by forcing american leadership to have a moral compass? what do you want them to take away from your votes? >> well, when we have elected officials that take millions of dollars from groups like a grou...

So grateful to have you with us. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. earlier this year it appeared as if gun violence would be a key issue heading into the midterms but not the case. >> despite of series of violent incidents involving guns recently issues such as health care and immigration have kind of forced talk of gun violence from the front pajeneleds pages. matt dice is here. he lost friends in that parkland school shooting. we are so sorry what you've had to deal with, matt since that shooting. thank you for being here. i want to ask you what your thoughts are as you watch all ...

Maria cardova. matt says candidates are out talking about this. bloomberg published a map showing where the money for the ads, where they are focused. health care, immigration, the economy. there is only a small section on the west coast there in california where guns are an issue to where candidates are investing in those. so compared to what we saw in february and march where there were democratic leaders specifically standing in solidarity with the students, are we seeing that match now by their action and what they are spending, what their priorities are? >> well, i think what you're seein...