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Affordability, health care on the minds of District 15 State Representative candidates (opens the original)
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The race for House District 15 features Democrat challenger Anthony Oberman of Schererville versus Rep. Hal Slager, R-Schererville, a six-term incumbent. District 15 encompasses the Tri-Town area of Dyer, St. John and Schererville. As a member of the House Ways & Means Committee, Slager, 67, said he remains strongly focused on Hoosier healthcare issues, particularly in how Medicaid funds are collected and distributed. He said he was proud to have authored a House bill to equalize the Medicaid re
Hobart residents’ lawsuit seeks to stall data center project (opens the original)
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Hobart residents opposing the Amazon Web Services data center project are pursuing a legal strategy to hopefully hit the reset button on the city’s site plan approval process. The plaintiff’s petition, filed in Lake Superior Court, seeks injunctive relief over procedural matters involving the city’s plat and zoning approval process. However, the lawsuit experienced another delay when one of the plaintiff’s attorneys was unable to make a September 22 court appearance due to personal reasons, acco
Hobart council approves $500 property tax credit for seniors (opens the original)
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Hobart’s senior citizens are in line for $500 property tax relief. On Wednesday, the Hobart City Council passed an ordinance providing a tax credit that can be renewed annually. Homeowners who apply for the program must be 65 years of age or older and have a homestead exemption on their dwelling. Applications for the program will be accepted at the Hobart Clerk Treasurer’s office from October 1-31. The program is being funded through the city’s Community Impact Fund, which is derived from procee
Hobart delays final approval of Amazon data center plat (opens the original)
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Final plat approval for the massive Amazon Web Services data center project is on hold until the Hobart Plan Commission is satisfied with minor revisions to requested site improvements. The Plan Commission tabled action on final plat approval at its Sept. 4 meeting, with the expectation of a favorable recommendation at its October meeting. The project has already received preliminary plat approval. According to Hobart City Engineer Alex Metz, the revisions include recording a legal description f
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