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Keith Knepp

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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Article · Sep 29, 2026 · Keith Knepp | The Goshen News

    Goshen Common Council passes city budget (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — Only two action items were on Monday night’s regular monthly meeting of the Goshen Common Council, but both will play an important role in the city’s financial future. The first consideration was Ordinance 5268, which would establish an Environmental Service Fee Relief Program and an Environmental Service Fee Relief Fund. The program and the subsequent fund would provide an avenue for low-income Goshenites who would experience an extreme financial hardship as a result of the cityâ

  2. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Keith Knepp | The Goshen News

    New lane usage rules for cars on East Lincoln Avenue (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — Drivers in downtown Goshen have witnessed some significant driving pattern changes on East Lincoln Avenue between Third Street and the Norfolk Southern railroad tracks just east of the Lincolnway overpass. According to Dustin Sailor, director of public works & utilities for the city of Goshen, the corridor is undergoing what is termed as a “road diet,” also known as lane reduction or road rechannelization, which reduces travel lanes or lane widths to improve safety and provide spa

  3. Article · Sep 24, 2026 · Keith Knepp | The Goshen News

    'Nappanee Rail Safety' advocates for caution around tracks (opens the original)

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    NAPPANEE — In the United States, every three hours a person or a vehicle is hit by a train. However, 95% of those collisions are preventable as they involve either trespassing or drivers trying to “beat the train.” These are some tragic facts stressed by railroad safety advocate Ed Strohbehn. Keith Knepp is city editor of The Nappanee Pace. He can be reached at keith.knepp@nappaneepace.com. Fall begins Tuesday. Which fall flavor would you pick first to celebrate the new season?

  4. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Photos by Keith Knepp | The Goshen News

    First Baptist Church celebrates 190 years in Goshen (opens the original)

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    GOSHEN — Who remembers what they were doing on this day 190 years ago? Believe it or not, that was when First Baptist Church of Goshen first came into existence, convening on Sept. 4, 1836, in the home of Mr. E. Manning. According to the church’s documented history, “It was at this time that a number of the members of the ‘Regular Baptist’ denomination convened for the purpose of considering the property of being constituted to a church.” According to the minutes taken, there were 11

  5. Article · Sep 3, 2026 · Keith Knepp | The Goshen News

    Nappanee Police Department holds annual 'Night Out Against Crime' event (opens the original)

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    NAPPANEE — The Nappanee Police Department’s annual “Night Out Against Crime” on Tuesday evening looked a little different than it has in years past. The main difference was the event’s location, which was moved from the pavilion at West Side Park to the downtown pavilion. Organizers hoped the new venue would provide better visibility for community members and also provide a more convenient location thanks to its proximity to the police department. As with all events that happened outdo

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