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Thursday, September 11th, 2025
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Good morning, Mishawaka. Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 11th of September.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Matthew is a nonverbal 17-year-old who spent most of his life in Indiana state care—his profile shows the experiences of a young person raised under state support. WNDU
- ➤ Notre Dame hosted the ND110 charity event where thousands climbed 110 flights of stairs at the stadium to honor first responders and raise funds for Heart 9/11— a volunteer disaster team. Student organizers said the event recalled the physical toll experienced during the 9/11 attacks— uniting community efforts and remembrance. WSBT
- ➤ The Potawatomi Zoo Brew at the Zoo will return on Saturday, September 27 with more than 35 vendors offering samples of beer, wine, seltzer, and cider — the event will feature music, food, and giraffe feeding while general admission costs $50 with designated driver tickets at $25. 95.3 MNC
- ➤ Mishawaka’s Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area completed its first year with increased business and buzz as local bars reported growing drink sales—Social Cantina sold 10-15 drinks on weeknights and Mishawaka Public House sold 30-50 weekly. City officials said expansion plans are underway to extend the outdoor zone next spring, adding more days for activity. WSBT
BUSINESS NEWS
- ➤ On Wednesday, Coney Express on Grape Road in Mishawaka received recognition from America's Best Restaurants TV program—Bravo channel for its Chicago-style hot dogs, Coney dogs, and homemade soups. Owner Timothy Zentz said he enjoys running the hockey-themed diner with his family. WSBT
- ➤ Gogibop Asian Grill opens in Mishawaka as a new restaurant where customers can enjoy Asian fusion dishes like poke bowls, ramen, Korean fried chicken and hibachi bowls—manager Sabrina Liang said it is at 5111 N. Main Street near Portillo’s and Saltgrass Steak House. WNDU
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ On Monday, September 15 at 6:00 p.m., the Budget & Finance Committee of the Common Council will meet in the Board of Public Works Room at City Hall to hear information on a proposed regional recreation facility. The meeting will be livestreamed—attendees needing ADA services must call 574 258-1615 48 hours ahead of time. City of Mishawaka
- ➤ Secretary of State Diego Morales warned Hoosiers about a scam where fraudsters posed as government employees and tricked a victim into wiring nearly $2 million. The Indiana Securities Division said government agencies never ask for money with wire transfers, cryptocurrency or gift cards—urging residents to verify before sending funds. 95.3 MNC
- ➤ Mishawaka Common Council voted unanimously Monday night to pass an ordinance that stops companies from requesting public records for commercial use—aimed at cutting lengthy requests that take city officials hours—while still providing records to schools and local businesses under the Access to Public Records Act. ABC57
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SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ After losing the season opener against Miami on Sept 9, Notre Dame’s defense missed 12 tackles—7 by defensive backs including Karson Hobbs—and Mike Mickens said the team must improve its tackling before facing Texas A&M on Saturday night. He added that practice will focus on correcting this major issue. South Bend Tribune
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