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"It's somewhat unbelievable that we had no idea that one-and-a-half million dollars was sitting there, for this purpose only," said council member Emilie Hunt.
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Valpo considers bonding for road paving, as council members want larger role in city budget creationThe city of Valparaiso is looking at borrowing money to pay for road paving.
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Efforts to turn Valparaiso's former city hall and fire station into a restaurant continue moving forward.
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The board of works Friday agreed to let NIPSCO close Campbell between Burlington Beach and Bullseye Lake roads to replace utility poles.
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The Region's newest skate park is open. Officials cut the ribbon Thursday on Valparaiso's Flounder & Friends Skatepark.
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Valparaiso's 2024 budget proposal includes a minimum two-percent pay raise for city employees. City Administrator Bill Oeding says the goal is to bring everyone to the midpoint of a recent wage study, plus a two-percent cost of living adjustment.
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The Valparaiso Board of Works has approved a two-year agreement with the city's police officers.