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INDIANAPOLIS - Farm families won a hard-fought battle Thursday (April 26) when the U.S. Department of Labor formally withdrew the proposed rule that would have severely limited young people’s involvement in agriculture, according to a statement from the Indiana Farm Bureau. Read more: Indiana Farm Bureau issues statement on 'youth labor rule' WINAMAC - The Winamac Safe Routes to School Task Force has applied for a $250,000 Infrastructure Grant to fund the completion ofthe Panhandle Pathway through Winamac, and for improvements along Riverside Drive and Superior Street. The need for these improvements is supported by the planning work completed as a part of the SRTS Non-Infrastructure Grant awarded in2010 and will enable safer walking and cycling environments, including roads and sidewalk improvements. Read more: SRTS seeks grant funds to complete Panhandle Pathway through Winamac LAFAYETTE - From the Lafayette region, Ivy Tech Community College’s class of 2012 graduated 990 students. These graduates earned an associate degree, technical certificate, and/or certificate. Among the graduates were several students from Pulaski County. They are as follows: FRANCESVILLE - The West Central School Board approved a reduction-in-force recommendation, as presented, at its regular meeting Thursday evening (April 19). The reduction-in-force plan will only eliminate one teaching position due to the restructuring of the sixth grade to a non- Read more: West Central School Board approves reduction-in-force recommendation |
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