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When Ivy Tech and the city of Fort Wayne announced an agreement last year for use of the Public Safety Academy, it looked like a perfect solution: Area students would have a convenient, well-equipped building for courses related to public safety, and the city would continue to have space for police and fire departments to use.
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An Indianapolis Star investigation reveals state and regional officials taking huge gambles with casino revenue, with huge losses to show for them.
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“The people of Texas are informed that, in accordance with a proclamation from the Executive of the United States, all slaves are free.
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Regarding what to call Edward Snowden after his revelations about our government’s massive and secretive spying on its own citizens, I’d say it’s more than appropriate to call him a “truth teller” or even “hero.” It is not too complimentary to call him a “whistleblower,” for that is just what he has done.Today - Letters
Erratic on ethics
Indiana has never enjoyed a reputation for strong ethics rules. So it was promising when then-Gov. Mitch Daniels instituted guidelines that seemed to raise the bar.Tuesday - Editorials- A needed change in county policy
If the state’s administration of its ethics guidelines suffers under a just-granted waiver, the administration of Allen County’s policies appears to benefit from some just-instituted changes.Tuesday - Editorials
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