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South Shore Line raising ticket prices by 10% this summer

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By Tyonna Baxter
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
If you take the South Shore Line to work or into Chicago for the weekend, your trip is about to cost more. A fare hike is coming this summer —the first since 2018. WSBT 22s Tyonna Baxter joins us live from the South Bend International Airport and the South Shore station there. A 10% fare increase is coming to the South Shore this summer. The Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District approved that 10% increase Wednesday.
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Tips for staying safe while on the water

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By Tyonna Baxter
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of summer, people across Michiana are heading to the water. But before you launch your boat or jump into swim, DNR officers are urging everyone to put safety first. The holiday weekend may be the first big boating rush of the year, but it won’t be the last. With summer heating up, officers say now is the time to make safety part of your routine.
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Osceola aims to raise $20,000 in 8 days to unlock state funds for public park improvements

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By Tyonna Baxter
| WSBT-TV (South Bend, IN) Verified
Changes are coming to an aging park in the town of Osceola. But the clock is ticking to secure the funding needed to move forward. Fern Hunsberger Park in Osceola is the town's only public park. Fern Hunsberger Park in Osceola is the town's only public park. (WSBT photo) It has been a staple in Osceola, best known as the home of the town’s annual music festival. But aside from that, some say the park has seen better days. Now, town leaders are working to change that, one phase at a time.
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