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0:54
Cool for August out the door
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1:55
Wellfield Botanic Gardens hosts 17th Annual Taste of the Gardens
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2:27
MariachiND and Folklorico Azul y Oro bring culture to Four Winds...
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1:12
Mild day across Michiana...besides at the beach
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Mild and mostly dry Sunday
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1:14
Scattered showers tonight, Mainly dry through Tuesday
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2:00
Family promises justice as Timothy Johnson is laid to rest
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Some showers possible overnight, Pleasant weekend overall
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Bad beach weekend
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Mostly dry this weekend
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2:21
New Buffalo Dispensary refuses to close amid township orders
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Apple picking season starts with smaller harvest
PHILADELPHIA - The Notre Dame men's lacrosse team won their first NCAA national championship on Monday, upsetting Duke to take home the victory.
This was the Fighting Irish's third appearance in an NCAA championship final, competing against Duke in 2010 and 2014, but falling short both times.
Nine years since their last NCAA finals appearance, the Irish took home the victory with a score of 13-9.
This was also the first victory for head coach Kevin Corrigan, who has been with the program for 35 years.
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