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Goshen's Barrett Younghans greets visitors attending a benefit for him at Applebee's Neighborhood Bar & Grill in Goshen in April 2010. Barrett, 19, is recovering from heart transplant surgery on Sunday in Indianapolis.

UPDATE: Goshen's Barrett Younghans recovering from heart transplant surgery
It was two days before Valentine’s Day when a Goshen teen-ager received a gift of a much-needed human heart.

February 13, 2012 2 Photos
Northridge students headed to state Science Olympiad contest
Amish-owned food markets seeing growth
IU Goshen Health names new CEO
Love still alive 50 years later

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Derrick Troyer

COLLEGE CONNECTIONS: Ex-Raider Troyer excels for Wesleyan
Senior Derrick Troyer (Northridge) poured in 21 points for the NAIA D-II No. 14 ranked Indiana Wesleyan Wildcats in a 94-87 Mid-Central Conference win over the Bethel Pilots.

February 13, 2012 4 Photos
FROM THE SIDELINES: EN trip triggers hoop memories
OUTDOOR COLUMN: Replacing the new with the old
COLLEGE FOOTBALL: Gridiron Knight
GIRLS BASKETBALL: Panthers roll

Obituaries

Emily L. Canell
March 29, 1919-Feb. 11, 2012

February 13, 2012 1 Photo
Vicki Diane (Ward) Murphy
Betty J. Minnick
Lloyd C. ‘Bud’ McCollough
Geneva ‘Jenny’ M. Hoopes



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