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Inside look at ‘chaotic’ scenes departing Shaq concert (opens the original)
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Walking with her friends alongside a pitch-black River Road, freshman Sahasra Chalumuri twisted her ankle as the group chased their Uber for over a quarter of a mile while trying to get home from a concert headlined by Shaquille OâNeal. A concert that was the first of its kind in Tippecanoe County, thousands of people packed into the Tippecanoe County Amphitheater on Saturday night to watch OâNeal, known by the stage name DJ Diesel, perform alongside T-Pain and several other acts. Originally
‘Grub machines’ replace Starships on campus, official launch this winter (opens the original)
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Around campus, people such as sophomore Aden Moore have begun to notice familiar creatures roaming about. These robots â very similar to the Starship robots that had been present on Purdueâs campus from September 2019 to June 2026 â have a distinct difference, a sticker on the side denoting their owner, Grubhub. Though Moore, a sophomore in biochemistry, never used the delivery system last year, he did have his own experiences with the Starships. Moore said that during the winter months, t
Greater Lafayette candidates meet with local voters, share goals (opens the original)
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Candidates for offices from the U.S. House of Representatives to the Tippecanoe County government shared their visions for the upcoming November election during Tuesdayâs Meet the Candidates event hosted by Tippecanoe County Farm Bureau at Wea Creek Orchard. The meeting emphasized a number of local issues, from agriculture and property taxes to data centers and local services. Several candidates returned to the importance of engaging with the next generation of voters and local residents. They
Indiana Nepali community unites raises funds for victims of flood (opens the original)
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For the Nepali community of Greater Lafayette, it was uniquely hard to see the effects of the August floods in northern Nepal. Many are from Nepal or have family still in the country â even without being personally affected, people like Sadhana Chhetri and Rojina Thapa said they wanted to be able to do something to help those who were affected. âWe're representing a small nation, but big things are happening there, and that needs worldwide support,â president of the Nepali Society at Purdu
Proposed early childcare center in West Lafayette solicits community feedback (opens the original)
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Following a 2024 survey finding a need for roughly 100 new childcare slots, the city of West Lafayette has begun the design and feedback stage of a new early childhood education and care center. Proposed to be located on Kalberer Road near the West Lafayette Fire Department and the future site of the SK hynix packaging facility, the center aims to address the systemic lack of childcare locations in the West Lafayette community. West Lafayette Mayor Erin Easter said the new center is meant to ful
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