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Sep 23, 2026
Journal Gazette - September 23, 2026
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17:56RobertHOST
The award honors the town of Corridon, which was Indiana's first state capital and the place where the first state constitution was written.
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18:03RobertHOST
Only members of the Indiana General Assembly can nominate people for this award.
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18:08RobertHOST
State Representative Martin Carbaugh, who nominated all four recipients, said, These four individuals have shown outstanding leadership, dedication, and a commitment to the veteran community, as well as the all of Northeast Indiana residents.
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18:22RobertHOST
What a terrific job they have done to put the Veterans Memorial on the map in Fort Wayne.
Journal Gazette - September 15, 2026
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19:21MaryHOST
This is especially true when they are experiencing property tax increases on top of other rising monthly expenses, including utilities, groceries, and health care.
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19:35MaryHOST
Recent laws passed by the Indiana General Assembly aim to provide some relief.
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19:42MaryHOST
AARP, the Association of Indiana Counties, and Accelerate Indiana Municipalities will have a virtual event at 4 p.m. Wednesday to help break down how communities will be affected.
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20:00MaryHOST
The experts participating in the discussion will be Larry DeBeer, Emeritus Professor of Agricultural Economics at Purdue University, Jamie Bolser, Director of Government Affairs at the Association of Indiana Counties, and Campbell Ricci, Policy and Financial Resources Director at Accelerate Indiana Municipalities.
Episode 328 – Nashville Hot Chicken Sandwich
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20:03Pat EcklerHOST
So, yeah, the...
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20:06Pat EcklerHOST
I think this may be headed to the Indiana Supreme Court, and irrespective of how it turns out, it may end up at the Indiana General Assembly because they're going to have to deal with this one way or the other.
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20:18Pat EcklerHOST
No matter who wins, the other side is going to go to them and say, you need to do the opposite.
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20:25Pat EcklerHOST
And the General Assembly may come to that conclusion on its own before it reaches it.
David Rosenberg on Building Indiana’s Innovation Economy
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1:50Nate FeltmanHOST
David was born in Jeffersonville, grew up on the south side of Indianapolis, and after graduating from IU Bloomington with degrees in history and political science and a law degree from the IU Maurer School of Law, he started his career as deputy chief of staff and director of enterprise development for former Indianapolis Mayor Greg Ballard.
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2:09Nate FeltmanHOST
Among his responsibilities was representing the mayor's office and city agencies at three sessions of the Indiana General Assembly from 2013 to 2015.
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2:19Nate FeltmanHOST
He then moved to the role of operations manager for the Indianapolis public school system and subsequently worked for a local consulting firm before becoming chief operating officer and chief of staff for the Indiana Economic Development Corporation under Governor Eric Holcomb.
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2:35Nate FeltmanHOST
It was in that role that David oversaw the creation of the state's LEAP Innovation and Research District in Boone County.
Lindsay Patterson, September 9, 2026
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9:54Tom SnapeHOST
And is there, for example, a website, Lindsay, where people can find out more about your reelection campaign? Or what are some other ways that they can get in contact with you?
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10:06Lindsay PattersonGUEST
Well, you can always reach out to H55 at IGA.IN.gov. That's one of the email addresses that I recommend constituents try to reach me at.
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10:17Lindsay PattersonGUEST
And my legislative assistant is wonderful at reaching out to me, and then I will typically call whoever it is and just try to communicate, you know, what's going on, what can I do for you.
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10:28Lindsay PattersonGUEST
And calling my office, that is 1-800-382-9841.
Journal Gazette - September 5, 2026
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92:52CindyHOST
It took months to receive DNA test results from the Indiana State Police Forensic Labs when former Allen County Prosecutor Kieran Richards took office in 2003.
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93:03CindyHOST
Twenty-three years later, a study committee of the Indiana General Assembly was told last week that turnaround for the 815 rape kits submitted to the state Police last year averaged 271 days.
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93:17CindyHOST
We can put a man on the moon, but we can't get sex crime kit done in 30 days, Richard told the Journal-Gazette Wednesday.
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93:24CindyHOST
What's wrong with this picture? Obviously, a lack of political will and financing.