Harrison Police Chief Mondary Retires After 25 Years
Harrison Police Chief Frank Mondary ends a quarter century of service joining the force March 10, 1960 under Chief Lesley Ebner. Appointed chief in 1966 under Mayor Neil Platt, he watched the department grow from five to ten full time officers with a part time staff. Mondary, Indiana native, plans modest post service time with his wife Ada and four children.
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Republicans To Rule Council Victory Returns Southwest Renewal
Voters last week approved renewal of the Southwest project as Republicans gain influence on the council. The vote signals a shift in control and sets a path for continued policy direction with Republican leadership.
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Waterworks Department Reports Temporary Cutoff
Waterworks department says the temporary shutoff is needed to repair a nearby fire hydrant. No extensive repairs are planned.
Downtown Plan Advancement Moves Forward
The council progresses on downtown improvements marking the first system upgrade since its 1957 purchase from CG&E. City officials push for expected impacts on traffic flow and public services as the project advances.
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Leaving His Mark From Harrisonite Bill Magin
Bill Magin of Harrisonite shares a favored saying that frames his life philosophy and approach to daily work reflecting resilience and purpose. The comment echoes his belief in steady effort and personal impact.
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