Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 2nd of September.
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🏘️ Community
Marcus Freeman said his team is focused on its season opener against Wisconsin at Lambeau Field.
Niles Charter Township holds a public hearing today on new zoning for marijuana retailers - local leaders broke ground on the Bremen GROWTH Project for housing and a trail.
Kimberly Smith was named executive director of Dunebrook Inc., a nonprofit child advocacy center in Michigan City.
A Northwest Indiana native with 30 years of expertise, she will lead the center’s family resource programs for communities across the region.
🎓 Education
Justice Brett Kavanaugh will join a panel at Notre Dame on Friday, Sept.
11, at 3:30 p.m. at the DeBartolo Center to reflect on 25 years since 9/11 with university leaders (Rev. Edward A. Malloy, Jennie Bradley Lichter, and James J. Dunne) as the event is livestreamed on YouTube.
🏥 Health
Indiana hospitals and emergency providers agreed with the Indiana Department of Health on Aug.
31 to end routine ambulance diversion when emergency departments overflow. Starting in September, diversion will be permitted only during natural disasters + critical infrastructure failures.
🏈 Sports
Bill Doba, a former football coach at Mishawaka and Goshen high schools, died at 85 (after a stroke more than a week ago) on September 1.
He built his coaching career starting in Indiana high school football in the 1970s, later rising to a celebrated role at Washington State University.
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