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Mayor calls Citizens Action Coalition report on moving Indiana's water 'disingenuous' - Vimarsana News

Mayor calls Citizens Action Coalition report on moving Indiana's water 'disingenuous'

"The state is trying to use economic development to solve a much larger central Indiana water problem," the Republican mayor said.

Source: wishtv.com
Tippecanoe County issues moratorium on Wabash River water withdrawal - Vimarsana News

Tippecanoe County issues moratorium on Wabash River water withdrawal

In April, Indianapolis-based pharmaceutical giant Lilly announced a $3.7 billion project for the Boone County site.

Source: wishtv.com
Holcomb takes major steps amid concerns about moving water for economic development - Vimarsana News

Holcomb takes major steps amid concerns about moving water for economic development

The Indiana city of Lebanon has annexed land for the LEAP Lebanon Innovation District, described as "the next location of global innovation."

Source: wishtv.com
Indiana Higher Ed Officials Discuss Plans to Convince Hoosiers to Get Degrees - Vimarsana News

Indiana Higher Ed Officials Discuss Plans to Convince Hoosiers to Get Degrees

Officials from Indiana’s public colleges and universities agreed Thursday that their schools need to do a better job at convincing Hoosier students of the value of four-year degrees. The discussion took place during the Indiana Fiscal Policy Institute’s annual luncheon in downtown Indianapolis. Representatives from Indiana, Purdue, Ball State and Vincennes universities, as well as […]

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Indiana college and university officials discuss plans to convince Hoosier students of degrees - Vimarsana News

Indiana college and university officials discuss plans to convince Hoosier students of degrees

Officials from Indiana’s public colleges and universities agreed Thursday that their schools need to do a better job at convincing Hoosier students of the value of four-year degrees.