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St. John the Baptist School unveils new on-site cafeteria in South Bend (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Students at St. John the Baptist School received a new lunch room on September 17 that serves meals cooked on-site for the first time. School leaders learned in June that the South Bend Community School Corporation decided to stop providing breakfast and lunch to students at St. John, according to Principal Shannon Jones. Jones said most students at the school qualify for free meals. Marian High School, another private Christian school, stepped in to help. Marian now se
Gov. Mike Braun discusses affordability agenda, RV industry and child care (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Indiana Gov. Mike Braun was in Michiana on Wednesday to meet with RV industry leaders in Elkhart County. During his visit, he stopped by The WNDU Studios to discuss his affordability agenda for Hoosiers. Braun said rising gas prices nationwide have been a challenge for the RV industry. He said fuel costs and interest rates are the two factors affecting the industry most. “The industry is healthy despite all that, but it impacts them disproportionately more than probably
25 years after 9/11: Michiana survivor, first responder share memories of tragedy, resilience (opens the original)
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MICHIANA (WNDU) - September 11 is cemented in the memories of millions of Americans, marking a day that reshaped the nation a quarter-century ago. Twenty-five years later, two people whose lives were forever changed reflect on the tragedy, survival and the enduring lessons left in its wake. Cindy Laney remembers the morning vividly. “And my plan was to go into the World Trade Center where there was a mall,” Laney said. “And buy holiday cards for my Jewish customers because we did that. It was a
Starke County sheriff cites public opinion, data concerns for ending Flock contract (opens the original)
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STARKE COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - Another Indiana County is cutting ties with Flock. Sheriff Jack Rosa announced on September 8 that Starke County will not renew its contract with Flock. Rosa cited public opinion as well as too many unknowns about the use of data collected as fueling the decision. “So, we just didn’t feel comfortable with them not having any internal controls over that information. And we didn’t know for sure what they were doing with it,” Rosa said. “And there was just too many ques
Osceola man: “I receive 90 spam calls on average a day” (opens the original)
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OSCEOLA, Ind. (WNDU) - We all can relate to being hounded by unwanted spam callers. But have you ever counted? What’s the most you have received in a day? The 16 News Now I-Team talked to an Osceola man who is a superintendent of a Wisconsin construction company. The number he receives will likely have you beat. Jeff Bavar says the calls come to his work cell phone. He says it started when he turned 65. “So that’s what started it was the Medicare, you know, going into being 65. They think that w
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