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Ebersole may run for mayor
Common Council President Ervin Ebersole may run for mayor in the 2011 primary against recently-announced candidate Terry Abbett.
Abbett hopes to bring leadership, stability to Huntington community
Abbett cited numerous grievances during the last 2.5 years of the Updike administration including financial instability and lack of integrity, and explained Huntington is now often portrayed as a “second-class city.”
Huntington University named to President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll
Huntington University has been named a member of the 2009 President’s Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll for its commitment to service throughout the year.
Mia’s View: Justice was served
I found myself sitting on the hard, wooden pews of the Huntington County Superior Court to watch – and take the witness stand, if necessary – as my co-worker, Seth Anderson, disputed a workplace violence restraining order.
Seth’s View – The Huntington Circus comes to town
Fran Felts and Pam Fowler did more than just waste tax dollars having me questioned by the police. They also filed a “Petition of Employer for Injunction Prohibiting Violence or Threats of Violence Against Employee.”
Coroner: Drug Drop-off a success
County Coroner Leon Hurlburt named the third Huntington County Drug Drop-off Day a success after the event doubled the amount of outdated or unwanted prescription medications collected last year.
Huntington University education majors show high employability rates after graduation
Huntington University education majors are finding teaching positions after graduation, despite the volatile marketplace.
Nature’s Fuel hosts Q&A meetings
Nature’s Fuel Chief Operating Officer Glenn Johnson hosted several meetings in Huntington last week to answer residents’ questions about the bio-fuel manufacturing company and to allay any fears of noisy trucks and foul smells leaking from the new plant.
12 HCCSC teachers to receive pink slips
Twelve teachers from various schools in the Huntington County Community School Corporation will receive their pink slips this week after the School Board voted 4-3 to approve a teacher reduction.
Your View: Larry Buzzard on the City Services Fee
I would like to address the proposed service fee that City Council has adopted on its first reading on Tuesday May 11th.
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