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  • Defense requests transcript

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:01 am ET  

    Defense attorneys in the Scott Pattison murder case have asked the court to release a complete transcript from the September grand jury proceedings. Full Story »

  • Renovations move forward

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    UPLAND — Eastbrook Community Schools Corp. will be renovating through the next two summers, officials said Monday night. Full Story »

  • Banks closing

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    A pair of Grant County banking competitors will both shut down their branches in the Village. Full Story »

  • Waldenbooks will close in January

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Book retailer Borders announced last week that it will close more than half of its Waldenbooks stores in January, including its Marion location at the Five Points Mall. Full Story »

  • A novel in a month

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    This month, some Grant County residents are finding out what it’s like to write a novel. Full Story »

  • To do

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Today The Unorganized Bookstore, 3602 S. Washington St., all purchases through Saturday will be made by donation; 100 percent of proceeds will go to the Grant County Boys and Girls Club in Marion. Full Story »

  • Police blotter

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 2:00 am ET  

    Marion Police Department 8:24 a.m. Sunday, 900 block of North Miller Avenue, theft of bicycles from yard. Full Story »

  • Emergencies

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 1:59 am ET  

    Marion Police Department 1:45 p.m. Saturday, Ind. 9 South and 26th Street, two-vehicle accident involving Nathaniel K. Wilson, 16, Summitville, and Douglas J. Greenman, 60, Jonesboro; no injuries. Full Story »

  • Court notes

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 1:59 am ET  

    GRANT SUPERIOR COURT 3 Sept. 23 o State vs. Jeremy D. Morgan, domestic battery, Class D felony; state files probable cause affidavit with court; court finds probable cause exists for the arrest of the defendant as per the criminal information charging the defendant with domestic battery; defendant appeared on Sept. 22 and advised of rights, charges filed and possible penalties; defendant is ... Full Story »

  • Class Acts: Madison-Grant United School Corp.

    Chronicle-Tribune – Tue Nov 10, 1:59 am ET  

    Madison-Grant High School The Academic Teams, varsity and JV, begin competition tonight (Nov. 10) at Blackford at 3:45 p.m. Thursday, they will travel to Monroe Central for another away meet. The first home meet is at 4 p.m. Nov. 17, against Eastbrook. All home meets are in the study hall room. Full Story »

  • Agencies increase patrols

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:32 am ET  

    Police officers in smaller Grant County towns will be patrolling roadways more around the county. Full Story »

  • Big R aims to open quickly

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:32 am ET  

    Big R plans to open the doors at its Marion location just a week before the biggest retail shopping day of the year. Full Story »

  • Fitness center ready ‘anytime’

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:32 am ET  

    Franchisee Kurt Schlabach thinks the accessibility, convenience and affordability of his new gym, Anytime Fitness, will lead to its success in Marion. Full Story »

  • Former IWU admin publishes book

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:32 am ET  

    After more than two decades in fundraising, former Indiana Wesleyan University administrator Terry T. Munday decided to write a book about it. Full Story »

  • Police blotter

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:31 am ET  

    Marion Police Department 10:19 a.m. Saturday, 1100 block of North Western Avenue, investigation. 3:16 p.m. Saturday, 500 block of East Bradford Street, theft of license plate from vehicle. 4:05 p.m. Saturday, 200 block of South Forest Avenue, theft of CDs from vehicle. 5:50 p.m. Saturday, 1800 block of South Western Avenue, theft of halogen bulb. 7:21 p.m. Saturday, location unknown ... Full Story »

  • Emergencies

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:31 am ET  

    Marion Fire Department 3:34 p.m. Saturday, 1830 W. Ninth St., ambulance assist. 5:46 p.m. Saturday, 4001 S. Nebraska St., fire alarm. Units cleared at 5:48 p.m. 8:32 p.m. Saturday, 1701 W. 10th St., unauthorized burn. Units cleared at 8:42 p.m. 9:06 p.m. Saturday, 413 S. Park Ave., ambulance assist. 9:49 p.m. Saturday, 1611 W. Saxon Dr., ambulance assist. 3:34 a.m. Sunday, 909 E. 29th St ... Full Story »

  • Open for business

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:31 am ET  

    Keith StarcherIndiana Wesleyan University The Internet is never switched off. This “Always On” phenomenon is becoming a business and (to some) a personal challenge. Many are expected to offer services 24 hours, seven days a week, 365 days a year globally. It won’t be long until this “Always On” feature will become the ante for businesses to play in the global world (just as quality became the ... Full Story »

  • to do

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:31 am ET  

    Today Greentown Historical Society Exhibit “Clues to Our Past”, 1 to 4 p.m., 103 E. Main St., Greentown; free and handicap accessible; call 628-3800 for appointments. oFree tutoring, 4 to 5:30 p.m., Clarence Faulkner Community Center, 1221 W. 12th St.; all grades encouraged to attend. After-school tutoring program, 4 to 6:30 p.m., New Light Development Center, Greater New Light Baptist Church ... Full Story »

  • Montpelier School honor roll

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:30 am ET  

    First Grading Period Honor Roll All A’s EIGHTH GRADE: Savannah Fernandes, Makyla Mansfield. Full Story »

  • Class Acts: Eastbrook Community School Corp.

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:30 am ET  

    Eastbrook Junior High School Choir Boosters will meet in the choir room on Tuesday, November 10 at 6:30 p.m. Full Story »

  • Eastbrook Washington Elementary honor roll

    Chronicle-Tribune – Mon Nov 9, 11:30 am ET  

    First Nine Weeks Honor Roll SIXTH GRADE: Riley Cox, Mark Flanagin, Blake Harris, Miah Hudson, Emilee McKee, Katie Schabo, Tyler Sloan. Full Story »

  • Sewage rate up in air

    Chronicle-Tribune – Sun Nov 8, 6:15 pm ET  

    It might be back to the drawing board in trying to find a sewer rate increase to pay for federally-mandated improvements. Full Story »

  • Local artists create symbolic pieces for IWU chapel

    Chronicle-Tribune – Sun Nov 8, 6:15 pm ET  

    A glowing work of art will be installed this week, and the creators hope it will benefit generations of Indiana Wesleyan University students, faculty and the general community. Full Story »

  • Early shipping deadlines coming up

    Chronicle-Tribune – Sun Nov 8, 6:15 pm ET  

    With the holidays quickly approaching and many people sending Christmas gifts to family members who live outside of the country or care packages to military personnel, postal workers are encouraging people to send international mail as soon as possible. Full Story »

  • Trees planted at Justice

    Chronicle-Tribune – Sun Nov 8, 6:15 pm ET  

    After Etta Hall passed away in early 2008, her lawyers contacted Marion Community Schools to inform the district that the former science teacher at Justice Middle School bequeathed $6,000 specifically to Justice. Full Story »

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