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St. John's credit rating goes up
ST. JOHN | The town’s economic future received a boost recently when Standard & Poor's raised the municipality’s credit rating from an A+ to AA-.
22-year-old St. John resident joins Lowell Police Department
LOWELL | Matthew Philbin, 22, of St. John, has been was sworn in as Lowell's newest police officer.
St. John Police Commission reschedules June meeting
ST. JOHN | The St. John Police Commission's June 10 meeting has been rescheduled because of a lack of a quorum.
Home construction numbers up for St. John
ST. JOHN | Residential building permits for this year are running ahead of last year.
St. John to replace water mains in two areas
ST. JOHN | More water mains will be replaced this year in two areas of town, members of the Board of Water Works have been told.
Town manager or administrator, jobs' demands are similar
Responsibilities can vary for those in town administration roles in local communities, but an aspect of the position that is consistent is the…
Bramblewood residents oppose proposed park
ST. JOHN | Some residents of the 158-home Bramblewood subdivision are strongly opposed to development of a proposed park that would occupy a c…
Dyer extinguishes fire territory move
DYER | Town Council members have decided they are not interested in forming a fire territory with neighboring towns.
Lake Hills Fire Department now billing for ambulance services
ST. JOHN TOWNSHIP | The Lake Hills Fire Department is now charging for ambulance service for both township residents and nonresidents, Assista…
Board OKs new St. John lighting ordinance
ST. JOHN | The Plan Commission voted Wednesday to send a favorable recommendation to the St. John Town Council for a new lighting ordinance th…
St. John police given federal grant to hire military veteran
ST. JOHN | The town has been awarded a federal COPS grant specifically to hire a military veteran.
St. John Council approves 2012 financial report
ST. JOHN | Financial reports released Thursday indicate the town increased miscellaneous revenue and reduced expenses in 2012 over previous years.
Dyer presses on with fire territory discussion
DYER | A few of the players have dropped out, but enough showed up recently to make the second discussion of a fire territory a lively one.
McDonald’s one step closer to St. John move
ST. JOHN | McDonald’s is one step closer to being among St. John's dining options.
St. John Redevelopment Commission debt-free
ST. JOHN | The town’s Redevelopment Commission had a banner financial year during 2012, according to a report prepared by the accounting firm …
Dyer agrees to kick in funding for Lake Central High School resource officer
DYER | The town has formally agreed to co-fund a school resource officer position at Lake Central High School.
St. John council, clerk-treasurer at odds, but fiscal issues resolved
ST. JOHN | To meet this month's deadlines, the Town Council approved two major financial measures at a recent meeting, but not until some coun…
Dyer talks about the possibility of creating fire territory
DYER | The Town Council will hold a meeting on the possibility of creating a fire territory at 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Main Meeting Room at Town Hall.
Opinions mixed about future of Hometown Celebration
DYER | Opinions are mixed about whether the Dyer Hometown Celebration will be held next year.
Slager edges O'Donnell in close race
It was a tight race Tuesday for the Indiana House District 15 seat.
The letter sent to the St. John Town Council from the Indiana Commission on Public Records
President Michael Forbes,
State official questions St. John Town Council's hiring of private recording secretary
ST. JOHN | The Indianapolis-based Indiana Commission on Public Records is concerned about the St. John Town Council hiring its own private rec…
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