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Switch to Sandwiches
The Baja lady is back.
Except this time, she has switched from burritos to sandwiches.
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Revamped, ready to grow
Fresh paint, new furniture and tweaks to services have led to “dramatic” increases in the Kokomo Family YMCA’s membership, the organization’s leaders said last week.
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Local fireworks vendors aspire with ambition
Sales had been steady as of last week for Black Cats, Snap-n-Pops, Googles, Crackling Balls, Whistling Petes and warehouses full of other things that go boom in the night, store owners and managers said.
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Entice to Invest
Improvements to quality of life in Kokomo will continue to be a major focus for city officials looking to improve the local economy, said Mayor Greg Goodnight.
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New senior community emphasizes green lifestyles
A handful of residents in a few-month-old apartment complex listened as two green building experts told their audience members what they need to do to conserve energy and practice other types of green living.
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Business briefs - Sunday, June 19, 2011
Careers
Leslie Hillis will join the staff at Homefront Learning Center in Kokomo in July.
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A diner of decades ago
GALVESTON — Cooking has been a passion for Lisa Downhour for as long as she can remember.
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Bill would make tax breaks easier for ‘dinosaur buildings’
Bricks and other debris lay behind a barbed-wire fence at an empty building south of downtown
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These shoes are made for drinkin’
Don’t bother hauling coolers, weighed down with ice and drinks, to the beach.
Shoes work just fine.
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Son of Puckett's Pies founders open shop
The adage is true: There isn’t much that’s as American as apple pie.
The pastry was something Alyona Puckett wasn’t introduced to until she moved to the U.S. from her native Russia.
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