Mayor Pete Buttigieg gives update on South Bend issues
Posted: Aug 20, 2019 7:35 AM EDT
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Mostly dry Saturday; shower chances overnight
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Metro Homicide investigating shooting on Woodmont
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High school football season pushed back until spring
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High school football scrimmage gives glimpse of new normal
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180-mile garage sale on U.S. 12 back for another year
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Frank’s Place in South Bend now providing carry-out services
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Goshen College opens for Move-In Day
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Michigan’s longest garage sale returns for 17th year
SOUTH BEND, Ind.—South Bend Mayor and 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg was live in the ABC57 studio on Tuesday morning to give an update on key issues the city is facing.
On Monday night, the city, along with Mayor Pete, outlined a new plan to help the homeless population permanently.
Another hot topic in the community, the group meetings hosted by the Board of Public Safety will be held again on Tuesday night, this time to discuss police officers’ use of force.