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Jeff Parrott/WVPETo celebrate World Refugee Day and Immigrant Heritage Month, South Bend Mayor James Mueller read a proclamation Friday to Hispanic youth at La Casa de Amistad. -
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ProvidedThe South Bend Community School Corporation is looking to fill a critical shortage of school bus drivers and paraprofessionals with a career day event this weekend. -
St. Joseph County Council Republicans Amy Drake and Andy Rutten say its time for the county to follow the Supreme Court's and Trump administration's leads on ending affirmative action. -
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ProvidedThe Elkhart Jazz Festival kicks off this weekend, drawing thousands of visitors to downtown Elkhart for a celebration of jazz music and community.
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