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11 Indiana counties can apply for state debris removal reimbursement (opens the original)
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INDIANAPOLIS â Gov. Mike Braun's office had good news this week for the residents of Madison County, where Anderson and Pendleton were hit hard by flooding in August. Madison is among 11 Indiana counties that are eligible for state and federal assistance to reimburse a majority of debris removal costs from last month's flooding and severe weather. Indiana Capital Chronicle is part of States Newsroom, a nonprofit news network supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501c(3) public c
Downtown businesses want review of special exception for rehab facility (opens the original)
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ANDERSON â Three downtown businesses are seeking a judicial review of a special exception granted for the opening of a substance abuse facility. The owners of Burro Loco, Oakley Brothers and Rubyâs Café have filed a request in Madison Circuit Court Division 3 for a judicial review of a decision by the Anderson Board of Zoning Appeals to grant a special exception for the Gemini Recovery Center, 20 W. Eighth St. Follow Ken de la Bastide on Twitter @KendelaBastide, or call 765-640-4863. Gradua
Local residents appreciate $1,000 flood relief payments from city (opens the original)
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ANDERSON â Residents in some of the neighborhoods hit hardest by the historic flooding earlier this month expressed gratitude for city officialsâ decision to provide them with $1,000 relief payments. On Monday, Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. announced that the city was providing up to $600,000 for people living in the 600 residential properties severely impacted by the flood. Follow Ken de la Bastide on Twitter @KendelaBastide, or call 765-640-4863. Graduations, games or events, order p
Anderson providing $600,000 to residents impacted by historic flood (opens the original)
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ANDERSON â The city of Anderson is providing a one-time payment of $1,000 to local residents who were impacted by the historic flooding this month. Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. announced Monday that the city is making $600,000 in food and beverage tax revenues available to residents in 600 homes that were damaged during the flooding. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your favorites photos from The Herald Bulletin.
Preliminary flood costs set at $30 million for local governments (opens the original)
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ANDERSON â A preliminary estimate of government expenditures connected to the historic flooding in Madison County places the costs at $30 million. Madison County Administrator Tom Ecker said the county submitted a preliminary estimate to the Federal Emergency Management Agency on Friday. Follow Ken de la Bastide on Twitter @KendelaBastide, or call 765-640-4863. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your favorites photos from The Herald Bulletin.
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