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0:39
Buchanan tears down Old Feed Mill on Red Bud Trail
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1:06
Soaking rain Thursday
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2:47
Ivy Tech training students at Amazon Data Center
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2:00
Two rounds of rain today with severe storms possible
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3:30
Update in ongoing investigation at SBCSC
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0:41
No children seriously injured in SBCSC bus collision Monday...
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0:52
Common Council approves more downtown affordable housing units
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4:04
IN cuts public media funding, PBS Michiana loses 10% of its budget
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1:37
Spotty storms and breezy, Tuesday
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0:31
Bethel University announces 9th President Dee McDonald
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1:09
Mishawaka holds Workers Memorial Day ceremony
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0:23
One dead following mobile home fire in Cass County Monday morning
Despite the welcomed weekend rain temporarily pressing pause for area farmers, the harvest is off to a good start across Michiana.
In Indiana, the corn harvest is in-line with the five-year average as the state sees a 10% increase in harvested corn compared to last year.

The soybean harvest in Michigan is off to a similarly strong start, with the 2020 harvest near the five-year average and well ahead of 2019.

Winter wheat planted is now at 40 percent in Michigan as well, ahead of both last year's progression and the five-year average.

With dry weather in the forecast for the next week, farmers should make significant additional progress on the harvest heading into the middle of this month.
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