More bill complaints at MSD
More bill complaints at last week’s meeting of the Muncie sanitary District board. Robert Harmon, a business owner in downtown Muncie for 17 years….
MSD says that they have to charge a flat rate to help cover the cost of the federally mandated sewage overflow project.
Horrible two-vehicle crash in northern Delaware County that we saw first reports about on social media on Friday evening killed 54-year-old Donald Lee Triplett Jr. of Yorktown, his passenger, a 42- year-old woman, was critically injured, and the teenage driver of the pickup truck was also taken to the Muncie hospital for a blood draw, standard procedure after a crash resulting in serious injury or death according to Star Press.
You’ve been hearing Network Indiana coverage about a House bill in the works, but how it could impact our area is covered now by Reporter Bret Busby…
Not everyone is pleased about the notion of lower property taxes in Indiana, says Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith…
he’s on WMUN again this Wednesday 8:05 a.m. On Delaware County Today.
Traffic restrictions planned on East Memorial Drive on Monday, Tuesday. Bridge work there according to the county crews – Peter Killeen had this for us last week.
A Saturday afternoon traffic accident east of Montpelier took the life of Ronald Cook, 67, of Montpelier,
his vehicle left the road, “possibly due to a medical emergency.” Investigation ongoing.
Tax time help from the Yorktown Kiwanis Club…
Ed Armantrout on WMUN recently – not certain of any appointments are still available, but he says there’s one more group that can help…
A second Muncie shooting death last week – we saw multiple police, fire and ambulance plus SWAT at southside Muncie home Friday afternoon. City police were called to a report of a shooting at a house in the 2100 block of South Elm Street at 1:22 p.m. Star Press says it was DeJay DayQuan Kidd, 20, from Minnesota. A 17-year-old male was detained at the scene. That FIRST Muncie killing last week? – Peter Killeen has this…
More bill complaints at last week’s meeting of the Muncie sanitary District board. This point was
suggested during the pubic meeting….
Many are up in arms at huge increases. MSD says that they have to cover the cost of the federally mandated sewage overflow project.
It was not a “super week” for National sports talk show host Colin Cowherd – this is one week ago, on
WMUN from Radio Row at the big game
he had a substitute host the next few days, but the game still went on.
