Several mobile and stationary sites will serve breakfast and lunch; the USDA has lifted COVID-era rules allowing children to eat the food off premises, programming to be added
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The air could be unhealthy for young, old, and anyone with a lung or heart condition
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Indiana’s sales tax on gasoline will largely hold steady next month, increasing by just $0.001. But there’s a bigger gas tax increase coming in July and, thanks to new legislation, several more Julys to come.
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Early Learning Indiana is trying to increase the number of organizations that provide high-quality care for the state’s youngest residents. To accomplish that goal, it is offering grants through a new initiative to fund nonprofit programs that aid in the development and education of children age 3 and younger.
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The court ruled in favor of the Sacketts — an Idaho couple that filled in land to build a home that was later deemed a wetland by the Environmental Protection Agency. Now the only federally protected wetlands will be those with a “continuous surface connection” — where you can clearly see where one flows into the other.
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Consumer advocates have asked the state to deny the utility’s request, saying it would lead to even higher bills for I&M customers.
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Fair also announces main stage performers Drake Milligan and Dylan Schneider, who will perform July 26th
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Confusion over food date labels and abundant food culture are partly to blame for food waste in United states, which totals more than $160 billion annually