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A longtime Portage crossing guard is hanging up the stop sign.
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Mayor Austin Bonta said the change is designed to bring Portage in line with Indiana Code, which typically leaves personnel matters up to a city's board of works.
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The Portage City Council will make another attempt at annexing land for a new subdivision.
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With Portage crime news frequently in the headlines, the city's police chief says that just shows his officers are doing their job.
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A former Portage mayor worries that ending curbside recycling pickup could pose challenges for those who may be unable to take items to recycling centers themselves. Portage ended curbside pickup in February because those items weren't actually being recycled, due to the amount of trash placed in the toters. Hobart followed suit this week.
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The cost of getting a copy of a Portage police video is going up. The city council last week voted to raise the cost of getting footage of a video-recorded incident or arrest from $100 to $150, the maximum allowed by state law.
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MSI Express is getting a tax abatement to expand its operations in Portage.
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The Portage City Council is considering a proposal for a new coffee shop.
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Portage residents who still want to recycle can take items to the U.S. 12 compost site or the Portage Street Department during business hours.