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Infrastructure jobs seen as key
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterAs President Barack Obama gets ready to give a major speech to the nation on the economy Thursday, The Tribune asked some local business and economics experts what they think the government should do to get the economy to produce more jobs. The group -...Tags: Work Relations, Local Government, Employees, Corporate Officers, Hemorrhaging
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UPDATE: South Bend bank robbed twice in four hours
SOUTH BEND — Today was a rough day for the employees of the 1st Source Bank at Mishawaka Avenue and 26th Street.
Police were first dispatched to the River Park bank at 9:15 a.m. on the report of a robbery, and officers stopped two men just minutes...Tags: Theft, FBI, Crimes, St. Joseph County (Indiana), Crime, Law and Justice
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Slew of robberies at same South Bend bank raises eyebrows
The 1st Source Bank on the corner of Mishawaka Avenue and 26th Street is no stranger to crime.
It was robbed twice on Tuesday – in just four hours.
It was robbed four times in 2010.
1st Source isn't the only bank on Mishawaka Avenue. There...Tags: Theft, Sports, Bowling, Wells Fargo & Co., Crimes
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Rolling out New Tech
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSOUTH BEND - Students in Susan McClements' business class are becoming advertising gurus. Their job? To create marketing materials for a local musician. They broke into teams and volunteered for tasks based on their strengths and weaknesses. Using...Tags: Genes and Chromosomes, New Products, Teaching and Learning, File Sharing, Education
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Tenant: South Bend's Chase Tower needs city's help
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSouth Bend's tallest building, mired in receivership since February, is in disrepair and needs better management, one of its major tenants told Common Council members Monday. Local ownership might be the answer for the 25-story Chase Tower, said Ken...Tags: Building Material, Government, Public Officials, Politics, Metal and Mineral
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Notre Dame student forced on harrowing robbery ride to ATM
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterA Notre Dame senior says he feels fortunate not to have been injured -- perhaps even killed -- during a robbery on Tuesday in which the assailant forced him to drive his car to several locations around the city, including an ATM machine. Police say...Tags: Theft, Weaponry, Vehicles, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Injuries and Wounds
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Suspect in Notre Dame student robbery arrested, released
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSOUTH BEND — A man accused of robbing a University of Notre Dame senior and forcing him to drive to an ATM to take out money was booked into the St. Joseph County Jail Thursday but released today. The suspect was released after the St. Joseph...Tags: Theft, Justice System, Crimes, University of Notre Dame, Prosecution
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Bank customers promise to bolt in wake of fees
SOUTH BEND – Beginning in 2012, Bank of America customers will be charged for using their own money.
People like Paula Laskowsky said her debit card is more convenient than cash.
"It is easier and it holds me accountable for my money," she said....Tags: Bank of America Corp., Banking
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Man holding wad of cash takes ride from South Bend woman
SOUTH BEND — A 57-year-old South Bend woman told police she was "very shaken" after a man reportedly forced his way into her car last week and asked to be driven to a location on the city’s west side. The incident last Friday marks the...Tags: Justice System, Prosecution, Lawyers
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Police release photo of 1st Source robbery suspect
Do you know who this man is? South Bend police say he robbed the 1st Source Bank at Mishawaka and 26th Street Tuesday just after 1 p.m. It was the second robbery of the day at that bank. The first happened at 9:15 Tuesday morning, but police caught those...Tags: Theft, Crimes, Crime, Law and Justice
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South Bend police have bank robbery suspect in custody
SOUTH BEND – An arrest has been made in connection with the Tuesday afternoon robbery of the 1st Source Bank branch on Mishawaka Avenue and 26th Street.
Darius L. Jiggetts, 21, of South Bend, was taken into custody and charged with robbery after...Tags: Theft, Crimes, Bank Robbery, Crime, Law and Justice
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City spending almost $18 million on private projects
South Bend Tribune Staff WritersSOUTH BEND - A decision by Mayor Stephen Luecke’s administration to buy a former Family Dollar store on LaSalle Avenue, demolish it, then give the land to St. Joseph’s High School for $1 prompted widespread public debate. Taxpayers not only...Tags: Condos, Justice System, Religion and Belief, Church and State Relations, Realty
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