Carley Lanich is an Education Reporter for Inside INdiana Business, with a focus on covering local news in South Bend, Indiana. With her work featured in various publications such as the South Bend Tribune, Yahoo News, and The Times of Northwest Indiana, Carley brings a wealth of experience in reporting on infrastructure, economic development, education, and community news.
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Students at the eastside IPS school are collecting non-perishable and canned food items through mid-December.
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