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Club Soda residents facing move-out order (opens the original)
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Club Soda in Terre Hauteâs 12 Points Neighborhood has until Monday to work out a utilities problem or get its residents moved out. Club Soda is a long term (three to 12 months) residential facility for recovering adult male and female alcoholics and addicts, according to its Facebook page. The clubâs intent is to provide a sober living environment â to give motivated, newly sober people a chance to change their lives. Contact Mark Fitton at 812-231-4333 or mark.fitton@tribstar.com. Sorry,
Judge's order ends Vigo County procedural issue (opens the original)
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A court action that would have compelled the Vigo County Council to hear a recommendation on the countyâs financial participation in a school building reorganization now appears a non-issue, as the council spent about three hours on the matter Tuesday night. The court system also effectively cleared the matter from its docket on Tuesday. Contact Mark Fitton at 812-231-4333 or mark.fitton@tribstar.com. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular commented articles.
UPDATE: Illinois man charged in Vigo County crash that killed three (opens the original)
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An Illinois man has been arrested and extradited to Indiana in connection with a March auto crash in Vigo County that killed three people. During the investigation, deputies learned the accident was likely caused by a road rage incident, Vigo County Sheriff Derek Fell said in a news release. Sue Loughlin can be reached at 812-231-4235 or at sue.loughlin@tribstar.com. Follow Sue on X at @TribStarSue. Sorry, there are no recent results for popular videos. Sorry, there are no recent results for pop
Charges in Greiner Funeral Home case likely coming in a week or two (opens the original)
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The case against longtime Terre Haute funeral director Gary Greiner and Greiner Funeral Home is the largest the Indiana Funeral and Cemetery Board has ever handled. Last week, the board accepted an 18-count administrative complaint from the Office of the Indiana Attorney General and formally revoked Greinerâs funeral director license and the funeral homeâs licenses. The state board also authorized the attorney generalâs office to pursue civil court restitution for consumers, perhaps totali
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