Friday, August 29, 2008
Huntington Officer Makes Court Apperance
Trucker in Fatal Taylor Crash to be Released
Jet Fuel Spill Forces School Evacuations
Manchester Expects Unusually Large Enrollment
Double ISTEP Testing This Year
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Update: Fiber Cut Distrupts Communications
My Q101 has received the following update from AT&T:
Telephone service has been fully restored to AT&T customers in Northeastern Indiana as of approximately 3:00 p.m. EST today. Some customers had disrupted service as a result of a fiber cut near Huntington, Ind. that was caused by a third party.
The outage, which occurred at approximately 9:30 a.m. EST, affected some AT&T customers in Auburn, Bluffton, Huntington, Kendallville and Spencerville.
AT&T technicians were immediately dispatched to the site and customers began to come back online early this afternoon with full restoration at approximately 3:00 p.m. EST.
Update: Fiber Cut Distrupts Communications
Update: Fiber Cut Distrupts Communications
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security has provided the following additional information to My Q101 regarding today's communications outage:
Adams, Allen, Blackford, Jay, Huntington and Wells counties have reported disruption in fiber optic communications service. Repair work is in progress and a time of restoration of services has not yet been determined.
911 service is being affected in Huntington County.
911 service in Allen County is not experiencing any outages.
Jay and Blackford counties are expecting limited phone interruption.
Adams and Wells counties are having significant communications problems, including 911 service.
The Indiana Department of Homeland Security is receiving reports from the counties and is monitoring the situation. At this point, no assistance has been requested.
Huntington County has been able to communicate with the Indiana Department of Homeland Security via an 800 mhz radio, which is part of IDHS’s interoperability program.
Update: Fiber Cut Distrupts Communications
An AT&T spokesman has provided My Q101 with the following additional information about today's communications outage:
As of approximately 9:30 a.m. EST today, some AT&T customers in Auburn, Bluffton, Huntington, Kendallville and Spencerville may be experiencing disrupted phone service due to a fiber cut by a third party near Huntington. AT&T technicians were immediately dispatched and are currently working to restore service as quickly as possible.
Fiber Cut Distrupts Communications
CIVIL EMERGENCY MESSAGE
Issue Time: 11:51AM EDT, Thursday Aug 28, 2008
Valid Until: 3:00PM EDT, Thursday Aug 28, 2008
Urgent - Immediate Broadcast Requested
Civil Emergency Message
Indiana Emergency Management Agency Northern Indiana Indiana Relayed By National Weather Service Northern Indiana
1151 AM EDT Thu Aug 28 2008
... Civil Emergency Message...
The following message is transmitted at the request of the Emergency Management Agencies in several Indiana counties including... Huntington... Jay... Blackford... Allen... Wells And Adams.
A fiber optic line has been cut and communications in these counties has been disrupted. Work is in progress and a time of restoration has not been determined.
Further information will be provided as it arrives.
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Grissom Plans Emergency Drill
Ivy Tech Reports Enrollment Increase
Wednesday, August 27, 2008
Train Strikes North Manchester Man
Highway Worker Dies in Huntington County Crash
South Bend Man Faces Murder Charge
State Commission Investigates Racial Disparities
SAT Scores Remain Low
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Dissent Discouraged at Huntington Public Hearing
Income Tax Increase in Huntington County
Parkview Whitley Operates on Wrong Body Part
Warsaw Man Faces ID Theft Charges
Kosciusko Sheriff Orders all Deputies to the Road
Monaco to Keep One Elkhart Plant Open
No Farm Bureau Endorsement in Gubernatorial Race
Legistlators Support State Bailout for Gary
Monday, August 25, 2008
Man Dies in Lake James
Friday, August 22, 2008
Judge Sentenced for Drunken Driving
Officer Charged with Rape While On Duty
Hoax Calls Warn of STDs
Plan Would Increase Low-Income Prenatal Care
Thursday, August 21, 2008
Fuel Crunch Brings New Jobs to Ligonier
Training Money Available to RV Workers
Woman Pleads Guilty in IPFW Campus Murder
Stray Bullet Wounds Indy Boy, 6
Former Sheriff Plans Guilty Plea
LaGrange Native Dies in Iraq
Wednesday, August 20, 2008
Mentone Elementary Parents Informed of Viral Mengitis Case
Job Announcement Planned in Ligonier
Police Use Taser on 14-Year-Old Boy
Sheriff Resigns Under FBI Investigation
State Police Plan Kosciusko Sobriety Checkpoint
Hoosier Obesity Continues to Rise
Tuesday, August 19, 2008
Men Indicted for Girl Scout Marijuana Patch
Fire Destroys Warehouse Near Bourbon
Churusbusco Man Sentenced in Child Molesting Case
'Busco Man Gets Prison Time in Drunk Driving Case
Crash Partially Closes US 31 Near Peru
Former Police Officer Pleads Guilty in Bribery Case
State Fair Announces Attendance
Monday, August 18, 2008
Small Plane Crashes at Huntington Airport
Boy Nearly Drowns at Chain O'Lakes State Park
Fire Severely Damages House near North Manchester
Mold Forces Marion Judge from Courthouse
Friday, August 15, 2008
Roanoke Lotto Winners Announced
Daniels Seeks Teacher Training Dollars
High Rise Scaffolding Collapses in Indy
Abortion Opponents Seek Local Ordinances
Crops Recover from Flooding
Impaired Driving Crack-Down Begins Today
Thursday, August 14, 2008
Police: Meth Lab Started Last Week's Milford Fire
One-Car Wabash County Crash Injures Akron Woman
Daniels Proposes Leasing Lottery
Long-Thompson Proposes Insurance Pool
Fake Sweepstakes Scams Hoosier of $250K
Boy Trapped Alone on Speeding Boat
Tallest Woman Dies in Indiana Nursing Home
Wednesday, August 13, 2008
False Tornado Warning Broadcast
Mayors to Request Red-Light Camera Law
Indiana ACT Scores Hold above National Average
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Daniels Announces School Discipline Plan
Deadly Nerve Agent Gone
Freak Steam Tractor Accident Kills Infant
North Manchester Ethanol Plant Plans Grand Opening
ISP: Motorcycle Clocked at 115 MPH
State Launches Environmental Campaign
Monday, August 11, 2008
Near Drowning at Shipshewana Water Park
Domestic Shooting in Argos
Friday, August 08, 2008
Red Cross Seeks Donations Due to Blood Shortage
FEMA Offers Assistance in Wabash County
Roanoke Store Sells Winning Lotto Ticket
Goshen RV Plant Announces Layoffs
Candidates Agree to Debates in Race for Governor
Warsaw Group to Attempt Human-Powered Flight


