Denise Fedorow
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Writer and Columnist at Municipal Magazine
Writer and Columnist at The Goshen News
Freelance writer, columnist, journalist & children's author. Home fragrance consultant & leader/coach. Loves her grandkids, music, dancing, COFFEE.
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3 weeks ago |
goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow
MILFORD — A fairly large crowd showed up for the groundbreaking of a new 14,000-square-foot facility for the Milford Food Bank Thursday morning. The new facility will be across the street from the current location at 111 S. James St., Milford. Board President Joe Shetler thanked everyone for coming, saying he appreciated the support. kAm“(96? x E9:?< @7 2== E96 E9:?8D E92E 92G6 92AA6?65 :?
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3 weeks ago |
goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow
NAPPANEE — One ordinance received final approval, and one passed on second reading at Monday’s meeting of the Nappanee Common Council. Council members made quick work of the agenda, which included third and final reading of Ordinance 1641, updating the Fair Housing ordinance to reflect current language. Updating the ordinance was a requirement of the grant to renovate the Elder Haus Senior Center. The ordinance passed unanimously. kAm!2DD65 @?
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4 weeks ago |
goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow
NAPPANEE — A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday morning at Monteith Best One Tire & Auto Service, 3000 W. Market St., in Nappanee for a new 4,410-square-foot expansion, which will accommodate eight additional service bays.
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4 weeks ago |
goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow
GOSHEN — A trail sign marking the historic trail used by the Indigenous Potawatomi and Miami people was unveiled at The Depot, 1013 Division Street, Goshen Friday morning. The Mennonite Central Committee hosted the event and is the fiscal body for the volunteer group — the Potawatomi Miami Trail Group — who are actively seeking to memorialize the history of the Indigenous people of the region by creating a trail marker system along the route.
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1 month ago |
goshennews.com | Denise Fedorow
SYRACUSE — A special Syracuse council meeting was held Wednesday morning to resolve two issues left unresolved from last week’s regular council meeting. Things got a little heated at times over both issues — whether the council should declare a paved alley a town road and whether they should change the make-up of the town council. In the end, they did both. The town has been maintaining a paved road/alley known as Medusa Court for over 60-70 years but discovered it was not actually a town road.
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