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Farm Place open house this week (opens the original)
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LAGRANGE â A cozy meeting place for families and childrenâs service workers is nearing completion in LaGrange. Fundraising continues for The Farm Place, and an open house is set for Saturday, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A hallmark of the project, overseen by a local board of directors, is that no money has been borrowed to make it possible. The Farm Place is a faith-based nonprofit that established a foster home in 2020 at a residence on the north side of LaGrange. Since then, 150 children have receiv
Corn School starts Tuesday in LaGrange (opens the original)
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LAGRANGE â Nightly parades, a free concert, a pageant, carnival rides and fair food will come to downtown LaGrange next week with the annual Corn School. Corn School is in its 119th year, a harvest-time celebration shared by generations who have lived in the agrarian community. A highlight is the announcement of Citizen of the Year. Local standouts are nominated for the honor, announced Wednesday evening during the pageant, which will pause at 7:30 p.m. for the Kiddie Parade sponsored by Cross
Native American center being built (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA CITY â What is now Whitley County was once the stomping grounds of Chief Little Turtle. To pay homage to the rich Native American history in the area, the Waterfall Native American Cultural Center will be erected at the Whitley County Historical Museum, 108 W. Jefferson St., Columbia City. Ground was broken Friday. The museum holds a treasure trove of Native American relics, many of them boxed and stored away due to lack of display space. The new building will be dedicated to that pur
Man charged with 20 counts of child molesting (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA CITY â A Fort Wayne man is facing 20 counts of child molesting in Whitley Superior Court. Stephen Talamantes, 50, Fort Wayne, was booked into Whitley County Jail Sept. 9 and remained in custody early this week. Bond is set at $200,000, surety only. He was arraigned Sept. 10, and a pretrial conference is set for Oct. 19. A public defender was assigned to represent Talamentes. The allegations in the case date back almost 20 years, to February 2007. As a legal side note, the case is fi
History, fantasy collide at Renaissance festivals (opens the original)
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HOLLY, Mich. â It was opening weekend at the Michigan Renaissance Festival. Thunderstorms threatened in the distance and the fryers werenât functioning in the concession stands. âThis happens every year,â shrugged an appropriately costumed worker from behind the rustic counter of one of the villageâs permanent structures â stores and restaurants used by vendors catering to crowds wishing to step into a medieval fantasy world for a day or a weekend. Michigan Renaissance Festival is 47
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