LAGRANGE â For the first time in nearly two months, Commissioner Larry Miller was back at a LaGrange County Commissionersâ meeting Wednesday morning.
Miller was admitted to a Fort Wayne hospital in early November after contracting a serious case of COVID-19 and was only recently released from the hospital. Miller made his appearance by phone, admitting he has a long way to go before his health recovers enough that he can safely return to the LaGrange County Commissionersâ chambers.
The commissioners traditionally meet at the end of the year to wrap up any loose ends. This year, the commission chose to elect Terry Martin as the new president of the LaGrange County Board of Commissioners, replacing Miller whoâs held that title for the last several years.
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Dec 10, 2020
LAGRANGE â The LaGrange County Community Foundation provided $35,500 in COVID-19 Recovery Grants in November to seven programs.
The grants were made possible through donors and the United Way of Elkhart and LaGrange Counties.
According to information provided by the foundation, Elijah Haven Crisis Intervention Center, Inc. received $11,000 to support the victim assistance program. Established in 1997, Elijah Haven provides a safe, healing environment for people affected by domestic violence and to advocate violence-free living. This grant will allow Elijah Haven to continue to serve victims of domestic violence by offering services free of charge, Kathy Dunafin, executive director of Elijah Haven, said. Those services include, but are not limited to, support groups and individual counseling by a licensed therapist, shelter, transportation, food, basic living necessities, etc. We are so very grateful to the LaGrange County Community Foundation