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  • Joined: August 30, 2022
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Kyra Hall to UIndy swimming

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East Central High School senior swimming standout Kyra Hall (seated, center) recently signed an NCAA Division II national letter of intent with the University of Indianapolis. Joining her, also seated, were grandparents Mahendra and Kailash Patel. Standing, from left, are mom Bella Hall, sisters Sierra and Tara Hall and EC head coach Brandon Loveless. Kyra plans to pursue an Athletic Training degree at UIndy. The Greyhounds’ women’s swimming and diving team competes in the Great Lakes Athletic Conference. EC ATHLETICS

Historic investments in K-12 students, education

Randy Frye

Indiana entered 2021 cautiously optimistic, and as more Hoosiers head back to work and are vaccinated, projections indicate our state’s economy will continue to get stronger by the day. Thanks to nearly a decade of conservative budgeting and reserves to protect the state during economic downturns, our economy is certainly bouncing back. Indiana’s fiscal strength is reflected in the next two-year state budget, which makes historic investments in K-12 education, all while reducing taxpayer-funded debt and providing opportunities for future tax cuts.

Spring Cleaning

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Aurora had its annual Clean Up Days last week, and several dumpsters were filled just on the first day, April 22. Above, Jayden Liddle and his grandfather Gene Bastine unload a truck on Thursday afternoon. There were several items that were picked up that looked as if they could be salvaged, but, as the saying goes, one man’s junk is another man’s treasure. At left, City Manager Derek Walker helps Street Department worker Willie Weaver throw junked items from a truck into a dumpster. PHOTOS BY MARC EMRAL/THE REGISTER