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 A horn sculpture greets visitors to Elkhart, Ind. to honor the city's heritage of musical instrument manufacturing. Similarly, MichianaNewswire.com offers people a chance to" toot" their own horn. |
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RV maker getting back on smoother road - 04/29/2008 Middlebury-based Coachmen Industries reported a profitable first quarter as it has undergone a major turn-around effort in recent years. |
Hoosier state becomes hotbed for campaigns - 04/14/2008 Obama and Clinton hit hard on
economic themes as they campaign for support
before the Indiana primary in the race for the
Democratic nomination. The sparring has
intensified, but voter registration is up.
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Goshen firm lights up San Fran conference center - 04/14/2008 Goshen-based RedPost Inc. provided digital signage for a world-class conference center in San Francisco. The company provides message and advertising through digital display technology. |
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Warsaw firm exercises its expansion muscle - 04/14/2008 A pediatric orthopedic company based in Warsaw says it will add at least 100 new jobs as it expands in Kosciusko County. OrthoPediatrics researches, designs, and creates implants and mobility solutions for children. |
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Center to explore future of computing - 03/28/2008 A $61million dollar research center is planned at Notre Dame to develop ultra-tiny (read nanoelectronics) computing technology. Additional players include private companies and other research universities. Regional economic development officials believe the center will result in a long term significant ripple effect that will create jobs and add to net worth of Saint Joseph County and surrounding region. See more in the news release at the right. |
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Clinton stumps with economic theme - 03/28/2008 Senator Hillary Clinton told thousands at Mishawaka High School she would toughen trade agreements, push for wider health insurance coverage, and add jobs with green technology investments if elected President. The stop was one of several in Indiana. |
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Hoosier state political hot bed de jour - 03/24/2008 Presidential candidates are eyeing Indiana as an important primary voting state - with campaign visits by Barak Obama in central Indiana and President Bill Clinton in South Bend stumping for Hillary Clinton. |
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