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On Thursday, May 23, the water main was shut off from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. A boil order has been issued now that the water is back. In Consultation with the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, it has been determined that the water customers should boil their drinking water. This precautionary measure is recommended […]

The City of Goshen is moving the relocation deadline for those encamped on public property ahead to Monday, June 3, because the original date falls on a holiday weekend. The relocation is part of a policy that immediately addresses the concerns of residents and businesses who reported feeling unease by the presence of illegal camping […]

Date: Monday, May 27, 2019Place: Police and Courts Building, Goshen, IN to Oakridge Cemetery As a combined project, the Goshen VFW (Veterans of Foreign Wars), American Legion and DAV (Disabled American Veterans) are again this year, putting together the Memorial Day Observance parade and ceremonies. The day’s events will begin with a ceremony at the […]

Fifth Street is closed between Madison and Monroe while the city repairs a sinkhole. The road will be closed until Wednesday, May 22, unless work is delayed by the weather.

All City of Goshen offices will be closed Monday, May 27, 2019, due to the Memorial Day holiday. Garbage pickup will be delayed by one day the week of May 27. Trash will be collected starting on Tuesday, May 28. Due to the holiday, the Goshen Board of Works Meeting has been rescheduled to Tuesday, […]

The May brush pickup will begin on Tuesday, May 28. During scheduled brush collections, the Street Department will make only one pass through the city to pick up brush. Please have your brush by the front curb, but not in the street, by that first day in the morning at 7 a.m.  Brush will not […]

Due to a lack of agenda, the Goshen City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, May 21, has been canceled. The next Council meeting will be Tuesday, June 4. 

This article was originally posted Wednesday, May 15, with information about the traffic control switch occurring May 20. Work has been delayed by one week. The contractor is nearing completion of their work on the west side of Ninth Street between Jackson and College, and will be moving over to the east side shortly to […]

Work began last week with the milling of Fifth and Olive streets in Goshen. Today, Olive Street will be paved. Later this week, work will begin on 8th Street from Lincoln Avenue to Madison Street and paving will be done on 5th Street from the Goshen Public Library to the new US 33 overpass. Reliance […]

Mayor Jeremy Stutsman will appoint Goshen High School student Zoe Eichorn to the City Council as the new Youth Adviser for the 2019-2020 school year. Zoe, who is now finishing her junior year, was elected by the student body in an election held Thursday, May 16. She won in a close race with her fellow […]