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Amy Oberlin

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Learn what is recyclable, what isn't Original

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By Amy Oberlin
| The Herald Republican (Angola) Verified
ASHLEY — Do not put your recyclables in a plastic trash bag and throw it in the Northeast Indiana Solid Waste Management District bins. Do not put window glass in the bins. Do not put plastic toys in the bins. Do not put styrofoam in the bins. Do read the very large signs on the front of the bins and follow those directions. Do keep rinsed, dried recyclable household items in a plastic tote or other container and dump them loosely into the bin.
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Briefs

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By Amy Oberlin
| The Post & Mail Verified
Banks' office hosting Service Academy Day INDIANAPOLIS – The office of Sen. Jim Banks, R-Ind., will host U.S. Service Academy Day for Indiana students and families interested in learning more about attending one of the nation's prestigious service academies. Representatives from the academies will be available to answer questions and provide information about the admissions and nomination process on Saturday, July 18, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Indiana War Memorial, 55 E. Michigan St., Indianapolis.
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LaGrange County looking at moratorium on data centers

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By Amy Oberlin
| KPC Media Group Verified
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Save LAGRANGE – LaGrange County is moving toward a temporary moratorium on data center development. With local governments scrambling to come up with regulations on data centers, which have elicited widespread public opposition due to the potential for heavy use of land and water, the LaGrange County Plan Commission recommended a stop to plans for battery energy storage systems in the county.
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