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"The Outrage"

“The Outrage” will be presented before an estimated 2,000 students throughout LaGrange County over the next several weeks, and will be featured in a free public event on March 14 at The Blue Gate Theater in Shipshewana. Pictured above are cast members. In front, from left, are Cassie Glick, MacKenna McGraw and Lizzie Kratz from Prairie Heights High School. In the second row, from left, are Kiersten Reeve, Samantha Anderson and Erika Byler from Westview High School. And in the back row, from left, are Zack Tolle from Lakeland High School, Drew Sumwalt from Westview High School and Adam Eaton from Lakeland High School.

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The U.S. Census Bureau reported last week that Goshen’s population increased to 32,064 in 2012. It’s the first time the city has eclipsed 32,000 residents. Do you think population growth is good for the city?

Yes, having more people increases the tax base and strengthens the community
No, continual growth has made for overcrowding in schools and overwhelmed infrastructure.
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