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elkharttruth.com | Jordan Fouts
GOSHEN — Two RV makers have taken legal action against a newly launched company and a former employee. Heartland RV and Cruiser RV together are seeking an injunction against Axiom RV and a former CRV general manager, John Jones. The two Thor brands claim that Jones took confidential business information when his employment was terminated in November and that he used the information to contact HRV and CRV customers or otherwise engage in unfair competitive practices.
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1 day ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Fouts
GOSHEN — A trail marker at The Depot is meant to shed light on not only an Indigenous trade route between Fort Wayne and Chicago but also the people who traveled it. Mennonite Central Committee Great Lakes unveiled the new sign marker for the Potawatomi-Miami Trail on Friday at the Depot in Goshen. The 145-mile trail would have passed on land close to the thrift store, according to information from MCC.
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3 days ago |
yahoo.com | Jordan Fouts
GOSHEN — Public swimming will be available at Goshen Community Schools’ indoor pool this summer while the Shanklin Park pool remains closed. From now through Aug. 1, residents can attend open swim and Red Cross-certified swim lessons at the Goshen Community Schools Aquatic Center, 1216 S. Indiana Ave. The indoor pool will serve as the city’s main swim site after the closure of Shanklin Pool.
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3 days ago |
elkharttruth.com | Jordan Fouts
GOSHEN — Public swimming will be available at Goshen Community Schools’ indoor pool this summer while the Shanklin Park pool remains closed. From now through Aug. 1, residents can attend open swim and Red Cross-certified swim lessons at the Goshen Community Schools Aquatic Center, 1216 S. Indiana Ave. The indoor pool will serve as the city’s main swim site after the closure of Shanklin Pool. kAm“~FC 4:EJ 2?5 D49@@=D 2=H2JD DE6A FA H96? E96 4@>>F?:EJ ?665D FD[” |2J@C v:?2 {6:49EJ D2:5 :?
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4 days ago |
elkharttruth.com | Jordan Fouts
GOSHEN — Millions of dollars in road and bridge projects were advanced Monday by the county commissioners. The Elkhart County Board of Commissioners passed appropriations for several highway projects. They include the annual summer paving program which is partially paid by Community Crossings Matching Grant funds. kAmzJ=6 (28?6C[ EC2?DA@CE2E:@? >2?286C 7@C E96 t=<92CE r@F?EJ w:89H2J s6A2CE>6?E[ D2:5 E96 4@F?EJ C646:G65 :ED 7F== S`]d >:==:@?
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