To the editor:
Eighty years of employees, 80 years of giving, and 80 years of history.
Eighty years of existence in this community, our home of Auburn, Indiana. From the Auburn Clutch Company, to Dana Corporation, to now Eaton Corporation, this has been our home here in DeKalb County.
UAW Local 164 and this community have had close ties throughout the years. From volunteering, to donating, to scholarship awards, we have always been right here in this facility.
As of April 30, 2021, we will cease to exist. As a committee we just want to say thank you! To the community, to the city, and to the county we are grateful for our existence. To have been fortunate enough to carry on an ideal, a belief for so many years in one place, can only be met with gratitude.
East Windsor officials recognize township heroes
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Several local residents, groups and businesses were honored for their exceptional work in the community, through grocery deliveries, food distributions and donations of protective equipment and supplies.
These local heroes helped the East Windsor community keep safe and healthy by being lifelines during the trying times of 2020.
Gregory Dailey turned his morning paper route into a lifeline for those who did not have a means of getting their groceries, according to information provided by the township. Realizing that many of his customers might not be able to get to the store, he left a note with the newspapers for customers to call him if they needed anything, and began receiving calls before he arrived home. Dailey, with his family, has been picking up and delivering groceries to people confined to their homes,