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November 10, 2009

Births for Nov. 10, 2009

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Saturday



Sherrill and Wayne Bontrager, Millersburg, a son, Ethan

Miriam (Schrock) and Perry Lambright, Wolcottville, a son, Wilbur Lavon

NEW EDEN CARE CENTER

Sunday



Orpha (Royer) and Justin Meyers, Goshen, a daughter, Shania Dawn

ELKHART HOSPITAL

Friday



Casandra Muncie and Christopher Peete, Elkhart, a son, Donivan O’Shea

Kara and Scott Coryn, Goshen,a son, Jayce Allen

Brianne and Jason Estep, Middlebury, a son, Jackson David

Elizabeth and William Hall, Elkhart, a daughter, Kendall Grace

Saturday



Melissa Overmyer and Bruce Geaugh, Elkhart, a daughter, Lillian May

GOSHEN HOSPITAL

Sunday



Amburr Laster and Timothy Barry, Milford, a son, Timothy Ryan Raymond

Kristen and Jody Van Lue, Syracuse, a daughter, Mayson JoAnn



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The Goshen Housing Authority has a $571,050 shortfall. Should the Goshen City Council use money from its $4.7-million “rainy day” fund to pay the debt and maintain the current level of service provided by the voucher program?

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