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Interim prosecutor to be sworn is permanent Cass County Prosecutor (opens the original)
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CASS COUNTY, Mich. (WSBT) — After a four-month interim role, Sarah Scoggin has officially accepted the role as Cass County Prosecutor. Circuit Court Judge Mark Herman appointed Scoggin to the interim position on May 28. Scoggin took the role after Prosecutor Victor Fitz resigned. She has made several key changes in the prosecutor's office which include hiring two new assistants, restructuring staff, and elevating existing employees. RELATED: Cass County swears-in interim county prosecutor Judge
La Porte ice rink shutting down (opens the original)
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LA PORTE, Ind (WSBT 22) — The city of LaPorte has made the decision to close the Downtown LaPorte Ice Rink this coming winter. The reasoning is due to increasing utility costs and other expenses as well as staffing demands. However, the city remains optimistic about future amenities and resources that may open. They invite the public to share their ideas as to what to transform the rink into. The city thanks all those who enjoyed the rink as well as funders, sponsors, and other contributors.
Veteran transition program through Holy Cross (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — For military veterans, going from serving their country to starting college can be a major transition. Now, Holy Cross College and the University of Notre Dame are creating a new pathway designed specifically for those students. The program will give veterans a chance to begin their college experience in a smaller, close-knit community while building connections and accessing opportunities at Notre Dame. Notre Dame, Holy Cross create pathway for vets to transition to co
Governor applies for SNAP benefits for Indiana residents in Disaster areas (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WSBT) — Some Hoosiers on SNAP benefits, will be eligible for SNAP benefit replacements if they suffered storm damage in July or August. Governor Braun announced that an application to the Indiana FSSA was approved yesterday. This impacts SNAP recipients in certain zip codes in La Porte and Pulaski Counties if they somehow lost benefits. Those eligible will receive up to 60 percent of their monthly benefits back, depending on when they normally receive them. The replacement bene
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