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FORT MAC DAY: Maconaquah students return to the outdoor learning center (opens the original)
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BUNKER HILL - Returning to the Maconaquah Outdoor Learning Area for the second year in a row, first-graders from Pipe Creek Elementary School stepped back in time, learning about and participating in activities from the colonial era. For the second year, eighth-grade and high school students had the opportunity to teach the first-graders about activities that were common during colonial times. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your favorites photos from the Kokomo Tribune. Sorry, the
Escaped inmate back in custody (opens the original)
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An inmate in the custody of the Howard County Sheriffâs Office escaped from a road crew near the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library South Branch at 1755 E. Center Road, Kokomo, at about 1:40 p.m. Monday, but is now back in police custody. Police say Michael Beeman, 50, of Lapel, simply walked off the job site. Beeman reportedly cut the lower portion of his jail-issued orange pants into shorts and discarded the remaining material. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your favorites ph
Howard County Sheriff's Department gets grant for Project Lifesaver (opens the original)
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In the aftermath of a recent tragedy, the accidental drowning of a 6-year-old autistic boy, the Howard County Sheriffâs Office has been able to launch a new program called Project Lifesaver. âBack in June, we set out for a grant for Project Lifesaver,â Major Gary Cook of the Sheriffâs Office said. âProject Lifesaver is basically a tracking mechanism. A lot of us have phones, a lot of us have apps on our phones for tracking our kids or individuals.â Graduations, games or events, order
Color Walk meant to bring awareness to foster care (opens the original)
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More than 200 people registered for Josiah Whiteâs Foster Care I Walk With Fosters Color Walk on Saturday morning at Jackson Morrow Park in Kokomo. Five different colors were sprayed on participants to as they passed through the various color station. Each color represented something different for the foster care system. Graduations, games or events, order prints of your favorites photos from the Kokomo Tribune. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent
Kokomo council approves first reading on data center standards ordinance (opens the original)
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About 16 Kokomo residents signed up to speak Monday evening concerning the first reading of a new ordinance containing standards for data centers at the Kokomo Common Council meeting. âCurrently, they are permitted by right, and with the ordinance that exists today, they can be built 35 feet from the property line next to a residential home,â said Bryan Stumpf, community development studio lead for HWC Engineering, an Indianapolis-based firm. âWeâve looked at the information that has bee
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