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Will IEDC challenge county’s water moratorium? Questions ‘premature,’ agency says
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Will IEDC challenge county’s water moratorium? Questions ‘premature,’ agency says

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  • Support today comes from LaLa Gallery and the Indiana Makers Market’s 10th Annual Holiday Pop-Up Shop at Wea Creek Orchard, 5618 S. County Road 200 East, Lafayette's largest and longest running pop-up shop. The third weekend of dates runs Friday-Sunday, Dec. 8-10. Bonus: Free drinks on them from 4-8 p.m. Friday. Just added … A Bonus Weekend: 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 16, and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 17. See the full schedule for this weekend below and for all event details at: IndianaMakersMarket.com

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  • Thanks, also, to the Lafayette Chamber Singers, celebrating the organization’s 50th and final season in 2023-24. Join the Chamber Singers for Pastyme with Good Companye, a free concert of Renaissance chorale music at 7 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 9, at Unitarian Universalist Church, 333 Meridian St., West Lafayette.

CLICK HERE FOR MORE ON SATURDAY’S CONCERT


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AFTER THE COUNTY’S LEAP PIPELINE MORATORIUM VOTE

Just a couple of additional pieces after Tippecanoe County commissioners voted Monday for a nine-month moratorium on high-volume wells and large water transfers, both shots across the bow of Indiana Economic Development Corp. plans to take water from Tippecanoe County and ship it to massive developments in the LEAP District in Boone County:

IEDC reaction: The IEDC hasn’t backed away from its contention that the county’s move was fruitless, in the midst of an ongoing water study to see whether the aquifer along the Wabash River in western Tippecanoe County is robust enough to supply the LEAP District near Lebanon and other communities in central Indiana. After the initial commissioners’ vote on Nov. 20, IEDC spokeswoman Erin Sweitzer labeled the move as one meant to “stoke further rhetoric and misinformation” when county officials knew that no large wells would be installed in the next nine months.

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