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The real-life Coach Carter interviewed tonight by Brian Conybeare
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New book on Michiana’s local native plants available
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A few storms possible today, today but sunny otherwise
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Elkhart Mayor plans to speak on housing in the city at the state...
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Showers leaving Michiana this morning
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Scattered showers through morning commute
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Retired SBFD Captain placed on house arrest in child sex abuse...
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Notre Dame prepares to welcome 80,000 fans for Luke Combs concert...
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Elkhart County Fairgrounds announces expansion project to begin...
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Sawyer businesses and residents react to closing of Greenbush...
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Tonight is the deadline to fill out the FAFSA in Indiana
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IRS spokesperson talks deadline, extensions, scams
SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- For the very last time, graduates walked the stage and earned their Clay High School diplomas today.
Many say the event was bittersweet, but at the same time, energetic. The ceremony took place at Compton Family Ice Arena at Notre Dame as 105 graduates earned their high school diplomas with 20 of them also earning their associates degrees with it.
Cheers echoed in the arena from family and friends as these graduates made history walking the stage together.
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