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Elkhart scavenger hunt for Toasty the Turtle draws social media attention (opens the original)
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ELKHART, Ind. (WNDU) - What started off as a small scavenger hunt has turned into a trending topic on social media, bringing in charity donations and prizes. After nearly a month and 17 clues, people in Michiana are still on the hunt for Toasty the Turtle, hidden in a 12-mile radius. Toasty is named after the restaurant Toasted Turtle Tavern. “It’s the Toasted Turtle Tavern logo. It’s about 12 inches circular, and it’s got instructions on the back,” said Cam Snyder, owner of Toasted Turtle Taver
Participants rappel down Liberty Tower to raise money for homeless youth (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - Rain did not stop participants from rappelling down Liberty Tower in downtown South Bend on Wednesday to raise money for young people facing homelessness, abuse and family difficulties. More than 20 participants rappelled down 26 stories of the tower for the Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County’s 10th annual Over the Edge event. Liberty Tower is the tallest building in South Bend. Christina McGovern, CEO of the Youth Service Bureau, said there are about 1,500 young
Over the Edge rappelling event to return for 10th year (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WNDU) - The Youth Service Bureau of St. Joseph County is hosting its 10th annual Over the Edge event on Wednesday at Liberty Tower. Participants will descend 25 stories to raise money for youth services. All proceeds raised will be used to ensure young people have access to safety, shelter and the opportunity to succeed. Christina McGovern, CEO of the Youth Service Bureau in St. Joseph County, said youth homelessness looks different than adult homelessness. “A lot of young peop
Fibrosan tax abatement vote tabled after resident pushback (opens the original)
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CASSOPOLIS, Mich. - Residents packed the Cassopolis Village council meeting on Monday to share their opinions on a proposed tax abatement for Fibrosan, a fiberglass manufacturer. A vote had been scheduled for Monday on whether to give Fibrosan a $12 million tax abatement over 12 years. After pushback, the village council tabled the vote so more information can be gathered about the project. Emotions were high at the meeting, with many worried for the future and health of their town. “I think tod
St. Joseph County tests voting machines ahead of midterms (opens the original)
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. - St. Joseph County election officials conducted a public test of voting equipment on September 25 during a county election board meeting. Nine machines were tested out of more than 600 that will be in place across the county on Election Day. Clerk of the Circuit Court Amy Rolfes said being open and transparent for a public test is beneficial. “This is the real nitty-gritty of how elections work. It takes months and months to prepare for the election,” Rolfes said. “This is just
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