Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of October.
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🏘️ Community
More than 300 staff, community partners, and referring organizations attended Hamilton Center Inc.'s annual Hamilton Awards dinner Tuesday evening at Sycamore Banquet Center on the ISU campus, where the nonprofit highlighted its "Forward Thinking" theme and commitment to continued person-centered care.
🎓 Education
Evan Luscher, a Rose-Hulman alumnus and regional director of operations for Amazon’s Great Lakes Region, began a three-year term as the alumni representative on the institute’s board of trustees during this year’s fall meeting.
🌲 Environment
Wabash Carbon Services applied for a certificate of authority to construct, operate and maintain a carbon dioxide transmission pipeline through Vigo and Vermillion counties, and the application will be reviewed by state regulators.
At dawn, wetland birds and aquatic animals start their day as commuters cross U.S. 40 by the Wabashiki Fish & Wildlife Area, offering a daily nature scene for drivers and nearby residents.
🏛️ Government
The Vigo County Capitol Improvement Board on Wednesday heard an update on a proposed athletic district, including a prospective location, and was told developer Adam Meyer is lowering his request to $250,000 per year for five years (CIB).
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