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May 23, 2013
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Lafayette's Columbian Park getting new equipment Several pieces of equipment for children with disabilities are going in at the SIA Playground in Columbian Park.
IN unemployment up slightly for October Indiana, Tippecanoe County and Lafayette all experienced an increase in unemployment, while West Lafayette's jobless rate fell slightly.
United Way of Greater Lafayette hits fundraising target The volunteer effort exceeded the $4.6M goal by $10,521 to help partner agencies operate next year.
Cordova: Purdue employees must report cases of child abuse All Purdue employees will be required to complete training for recognizing and reporting child abuse.
New subdivision planned south of Lafayette The Tippecanoe County Area Plan Commission approved the 122 lot project on the north side of County Road 450 South, near Concord Road.
Pallet manufacturer receives tax abatements to expand business American Fibertech Corporation is doubling the size of its plant on U.S. 52 in Clarks Hill with the help of the Tippecanoe County Council.
Purdue to begin review of academic programs on WL campus Provost Tim Sands says the college deans will identify areas they think should be examined, and a final report with recommendations will go to the Board of Trustees next summer.
Historic bridge in Warren County for sale The Indiana Department of Transportation wants to hear from Hoosiers about the bridge on State Road 55 over Big Pine Creek.
2011 holiday retail sales expected to be slightly higher Experts are predicting U.S. holiday sales will increase as much as 4% this season, over last year. One of those backing that forecast is Purdue Consumer Sciences and Retailing Professor Richard Feinberg.
IN sees revenue growth in October Even though actual revenue exceeded the forecast amount, the head of the State Budget Agency says the next revenue forecast in mid-December will show if the national economy will weigh on Indiana's growth.
Wabash National records positive 3rd quarter numbers High industry demand is giving officials with Wabash National a positive outlook.
United Way 74.5% toward overall campaign goal The annual campaign needs to bring in nearly $1.2 million more in the next three weeks.
Purdue to survey faculty as a way to retain, recruit professors Purdue faculty will take part in a nationwide survey of professors on workplace issues. The Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education (COACHE)has conducted the survey the past seven years.
SIA featured on How Do They Do it An episode of the Science Network show will take you inside the Subaru of Indiana Automotive plant.
IN unemployment up slightly for September The number of unemployed Hoosiers has increased three of the past four months. September's rate is 8.9%.
Non-fatal workplace injuries & illnesses remain at historic low An annual report shows this is the 13th consecutive year the injury and illness rate has not increased.
Budget for 2012 approved for Tippecanoe Co. The spending plan is $38.2 million, or about $1 million more than this year. Pay raises for employees biggest contributor to increase.
Tippecanoe Co. Council passes on loan request The Wildcat Creek Solid Waste District needs to borrow up to $120,000 to begin construction on a new hazardous material storage building.
Wildcat Creek Solid Waste District needs county loan for new building The district is facing fines from the Occupational Safety and Health Administration because it's noncompliant in several areas. WCSWD Director Dawn Boston says a new building would satisfy all of the safety issues.
Renewable Fuel Standard for cellulosic biofuels off target An expert panel, led by a Purdue professor, suggests the biofuel industry will not be able to fully meet the U.S. Renewable Fuel Standard without a lot of support.
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