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145-year-old camp breaks ground for new dorms in Elkhart County (opens the original)
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ELKHART COUNTY, Ind. (WSBT) — An old summer camp that has been around for 145 years broke ground on a new facility on Wednesday. Prairie Camp in Goshen is building dorms for their campers and construction is underway. The camp's groundbreaking showed off what the new dorms will look like. They will be specifically made for the kids’ camp they host every year. 145-year-old Prairie Camp in Goshen is building dorms for their campers and construction is underway. (WSBT 22) The project has been in th
Food distribution centers take part in Hunger Action Day in South Bend (opens the original)
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Tuesday is National Hunger Action Day, and here at home, the Food Bank of Northern Indiana is making a difference in the community. (WSBT Photo) SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — Tuesday is National Hunger Action Day, and here at home, the Food Bank of Northern Indiana is making a difference in the community. The main event for Hunger Action Day at the Food Bank of Northern Indiana is a bigger food distribution than normal. "So we've got Bonus food distribution going on here at the food bank today, and
Callahan's Family Restaurant reopens at new location in Elkhart (opens the original)
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Callahan’s Family Restaurant opened on Monday at its new location, and the community of Elkhart was quick to show up to eat. (WSBT Photo) ELKHART, Ind. (WSBT) — Callahan’s Family Restaurant opened on Monday at its new location, and the community of Elkhart was quick to show up to eat. This comes after the old location closed earlier this year, but now with new ownership, they are glad to be back. Monday is a big day for the community in Elkhart as Callahan’s is officially back. For some former e
Notre Dame, MTI receive $4.6 million to develop railroad welding technology (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — Notre Dame and South Bend-based MTI are getting $4.6 million in federal funding to develop new railroad welding technology. The three-year project will develop and test a new low-force friction-welding process for continuous welded rail. Notre Dame researchers and South Bend-based Manufacturing Technology, Inc. are combining their expertise to develop a new way to join railroad tracks, with the goal of making rail travel safer and more efficient. The project is still in
Great Lakes Surf Project struggles to stay afloat due to lack of funding (opens the original)
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The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project says it could soon be forced to shut down due to funding concerns, despite a summer marked by drownings across the region. (WSBT photo) ST. JOSEPH, Mich. (WSBT) — A group dedicated to keeping swimmers safe is now fighting to stay afloat. The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project says it could soon be forced to shut down due to funding concerns, despite a summer marked by drownings across the region. The Great Lakes Surf Rescue Project doesn't have enough money. Dona
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