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Public radio journalist. I love watchdog reporting, storytelling, my wife, kids, science, Sparty, White Sox, The Beatles, coffee & soft cookies.
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Cotter clears South Bend officers in fatally shooting man

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By Jeff Parrott Verified
| WVPE-FM (Elkhart, IN) Verified
St. Joseph County Prosecutor Ken Cotter has announced his decision in another recent officer-involved shooting of a mentally distraught person. Cotter on Wednesday announced that three South Bend officers –- Evan Eckelbarger, Matthew Hegedus-Stewart and Jeremiah Hooks –- were justified in fatally shooting 35-year-old Jujuan Bates. It happened June 16 near the corner of Stanfield and Howard streets on the city’s north side.
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Farmers vow to kill Continental Divide trail project if it's still alive

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By Jeff Parrott Verified
| WVPE-FM (Elkhart, IN) Verified
It’s unclear whether the Midwest Continental Divide Trail project is dead or just severely injured. But farmers are vowing to drive a stake in its heart. Last week county commissioners withdrew it from the county council’s next meeting agenda. The bill would have created a commission to start the project, conceived in a state law enacted last year to create a pedestrian eco-tourism path through the western part of the county.
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Hubbard Hill hosts sale to raise money for vulnerable residents

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By Jeff Parrott Verified
| WVPE-FM (Elkhart, IN) Verified
An Elkhart retirement community is hosting a big garage sale of sorts from Thursday through Saturday. Like any garage sale, they aim to clear space and generate cash. Hubbard Hill, a nonprofit, says that cash will support a good cause. But first, the merchandise. Sometimes families donate it when their loved ones die. Some of it was no longer needed after renovations. Some of it was used to stage living areas for prospective residents.
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