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eBay store finds bigger location
Kris Campbell and Sean Quartermus’ store has combined old belongings with a modern concept.
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Finding their niche
WINDFALL — Opening a small business is always a risk, but Bill Anderson believes that Maggie’s Diner in Windfall has turned the corner.
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Electronic cigarette store opens
Gums and patches weren’t working for Paula Glover.
The Kokomo resident kept trying to cut back on her more than 30-year smoking habit, but nothing worked.
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Kokomo Gas, NIPSCO merger OK’d by consumer counselor
The consolidation of Kokomo Gas & Fuel into a larger sister company has received support from a state legal representative for consumers.
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Delphi readies drivers for statewide texting bans
A possible statewide cell phone restriction, combined with similar laws in 30 other states, could create a better market for Delphi Electronics & Safety.
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St. Joseph a ‘Best Place to Work’
St. Joseph Hospital and Edward Jones, which has offices in Kokomo, have ranked as Indiana Chamber of Commerce "Best Places to Work in Indiana."
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Worker program shrinking
After 12 years working at Chrysler Group LLC’s Kokomo Transmission Plant, Monte Hall was out of a job.
He took a buyout in April 2009, a time when Kokomo’s largest employer was undergoing bankruptcy proceedings.
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Powder puff
It doesn’t matter if it is an antique Coca-Cola machine or an equally old hearse, Danny Miller says he has the technology to blast off the rust, paint, dust or anything else that needs removal.
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Pain at the pump
Gas prices that hovered around $3.15 per gallon last week, with expectations that they will pass $4 this year, could prompt some painstaking changes in the industry that supports Kokomo’s economy.
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Five-in-one
There’s no reason why sports bars have to be all about the 21-and-older crowd.
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