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Elissa Maudlin

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Reporter for @DailyJournalNet covering Franklin, Edinburgh, Whiteland, Prince's Lakes, New Whiteland and unincorporated Johnson County

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Elissa Maudlin is a Ball State University 2023 graduate and Indiana native. She became the editor-in-chief of the Ball State Daily News her senior year. Prior to graduation, she was an audience development intern for NBC News and a reporting intern for The Daily Reporter in Greenfield.
Since graduating, she was an Investigative Pulliam Fellow for IndyStar and the managing editor of Current in Noblesville.

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Fishers corridor is home to a host of health care providers. More are on the way.

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| Indianapolis Business Journal Verified
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Owner of downtown Noblesville shop blames ongoing construction for closure

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Lebanon considers raising property taxes to build new police HQ

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| The Indiana Lawyer Verified
Listen to this story 0:00 0:00 Loading audio file, please wait. 0.25 0.50 0.75 1.00 1.25 1.50 1.75 2.00 The Lebanon Police Department building is at 201 E. Main St. in the city's downtown, and it used to also house other city departments, utilities and the fire department. The city of Lebanon this fall will ask voters if it can increase property taxes to pay for a new police headquarters to be built on a city-owned site at Superior and Meridian streets.
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