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South Bend
noun
- a city in N Indiana.
South Bend
noun
- a city in the US, in N Indiana: university (1842). Pop: 105 540 (2003 est)
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When Fahey arrived in South Bend, he inherited an optimized sewer system that was nonetheless pushing its limits.
In the city of South Bend, Indiana, wastewater from people’s kitchens, sinks, washing machines, and toilets flows through 35 neighborhood sewer lines.
Kareemah Fowler, chief financial officer for South Bend schools, said that the district is currently reviewing its policy on using the courts to collect unpaid fees from families.
Barrett didn’t respond to a request to comment for this article in response to an inquiry to the email account she holds as a law professor at University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Ind.
Politics and Prose Bookstore hosts a virtual conversation with Pete Buttigieg, former presidential candidate and South Bend mayor.
Klopfer told the South Bend Tribune after the Allen County Right to Life filed complaints with the Indiana Attorney General.
Moving from the West Bank to South Bend, Indiana—I imagine we're in for a big culture shock.
That's because their era ended, in 1963, when the company closed its South Bend plant.
She was from South Bend, Indiana, and she was writing about a youngster she knew.
What do you want to bet that all three networks dispatch their anchors to South Bend on May 17, making it a four-ring circus.
A speed of a mile a minute, however, is high enough when passing through the heart of a city like South Bend, Indiana.
Mother would take us children and hurry to the old stone mill at South Bend, where we would spend the night.
Among the important manufactories of South Bend are plows, sewing-machines, underwear, and motor-cars.
It was a fearfully hot summer, and during the month I was in South Bend the temperature was continuously close to 100.
Mac advised me to leave town at once, and we made for South Bend at dark, reaching that city by ten o'clock.
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