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LEAP focused town hall

Deac Karns

Jan 23, 2024 — 1 min read

town hall meeting

At Thursday's LEAP-focused town hall, local representatives elaborated on last month's meeting held with Gov. Eric Holcomb, which halted any additional progress on the LEAP pipeline development. Local officials also updated residents on the progress of bills in the Indiana General Assembly aimed at addressing concerns about water rights. Thursday's town hall was held by We The People, an activist group against the LEAP project. They invited Eric Doden, a candidate running for governor, as well as other local representatives and a local activist group against the LEAP project, Stop the Water Steal, to speak to residents.

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