Mount Carmel seeks up to 3.5 million for aeration and digester project
Mount Carmel plans to seek a 3.5 million loan for an aeration and outfall project and to replace the sewage plant digester after a malfunction. The EPA allowed including digester costs in the loan, lowering interest, with total project estimates around 2.8 to 3.5 million. Crews will assess a Division Street sewer stretch for replacement or lining and a sanitary sewer grant is anticipated.
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Daily Prayer Emphasizes Cheerful Giving and Joyful Generosity
A brief prayer asks for daily cheerful giving that pleases God. It expresses gratitude, seeks to embody generosity with joy, and ends with Amen.
Inside Comics BS Heloise's hints Classifieds B2-3 Drs Oz and Roizen
Brief page notes show a comics feature, a Heloise hints column, and classified snippets on pages B2 and B3. Doctor Oz and Dr Roizen are referenced in a crossword puzzle on page B3 alongside across word clues and small ads.
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Weather outlook with storms midweek
The forecast shows a Wednesday through Saturday period with daily highs around the mid 80s and low 70s at night. Storms are expected each day, with temperatures near 85 on Wednesday 83 on Thursday 85 on Friday and 84 on Saturday and variable rain risks.
Evansville Taco Tierra to close its east side store
Taco Tierra owner Walt Blake announced the east-side Evansville location will close due to his son Michael Blake’s health issues. The South Green River restaurant will be the only closure among four Indiana sites, with Mount Carmel Fairfield and Princeton remaining open. Blake said the others are secure and will stay open.
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Hospital CEO urges Mount Carmel referendum support
Mount Carmel Wabash General Hospital President Jay Purvis urged city commissioners to back a countywide referendum on whether Wabash County residents should allow the hospital to purchase land outside the county. Purvis called the vote purely proactive and said expansion could bring money back to the county and city.
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