CELINA - Tom Cullinan has grown accustomed to the sound of screeching metal and emergency sirens.

He resides 50 yards from the intersection of state routes 118 and 29, west of Celina, where two people lost their lives in traffic accidents since June.    "Something needs to be done. It's a terrible intersection," Cullinan, 62, said. [More]

CELINA - City council members likely will reject a recommendation to vacate an alley on Main Street between The Potter House and Dollar General.

Instead, they plan to allow The Potter House to expand its business in the alley by applying a recently created law permitting the erection of temporary obstructions such as fences upon approval of safety service director Tom Hitchcock. [More]