Good day Richmond! We're here again with what you need to know today. Grab a cup of coffee and read on. ☀️
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Also on today's calendar: The Indiana Quilt Show and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What do you call cows dancing in the dark 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. Mobile home residents again plead for help (westernwaynenews.com) — Mobile home residents in Richmond’s Mobile Manor and Leisure Village are urgently asking city leaders for help as rising fees, communication problems, and safety concerns threaten their ability to stay in their homes. After being told the city has limited power, they’re being directed toward state officials while local advocates warn that many fixed-income residents may be forced out if conditions don’t improve.
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2. Richmond considers ban on transporting some homeless people (westernwaynenews.com) — Richmond officials are weighing a controversial ordinance that would fine people up to $7,500 for transporting homeless individuals into the city if they lack stable housing. Mayor Ron Oler says it’s meant to protect local resources, while council members and the city attorney review whether the proposal is necessary, supported by data, and constitutional before it advances.
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3. Signs will tell food and beverage tale (westernwaynenews.com) — Richmond’s new 1% food and beverage tax is already funding visible upgrades, from Glen Miller Park’s new playground and splash pad to pool improvements and golf course repairs. Parks superintendent Denise Retz outlined millions in current and planned projects, upcoming budget decisions, and family programs like JUKO and Middlefork Reservoir’s Family Nature Day that aim to enhance recreation across the city.
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4. Federal jury determines City of Richmond and Cornerstone Trading are liable for 2023 fire (wthr.com) — People displaced or affected by the 2023 Richmond industrial fire just saw a major legal development, as a federal jury found the City of Richmond and Cornerstone Trading Group liable for damages. The class action ruling assigns 60% responsibility to the company and owner and 40% to the city, with the next phase set to determine compensation for impacted residents and property owners.
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5. Men's Golf: IU East Wins Delaware Shootout (iueredwolves.com) — IU East’s men’s golf team, based in Richmond, picked up its second win of the fall by edging St. Mary-of-the-Woods at the Delaware Shootout. Richmond fans can see the Red Wolves in action again this weekend when they compete at the Forest Hills Invitational hosted by Earlham College, with play starting Saturday morning and continuing Sunday.
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