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In Part 2 of our conversation with Kristin Freehill , we go deeper into what makes a neighborhood thrive. From her work with Greater Muncie Habitat for Humanity to the power of long-term partnerships in revitalizing entire blocks, Kristin shares how homeownership, community investment, and intentional collaboration have helped transform parts of Muncie hit hard by deindustrialization.
 Learn how a simple bus tour can tell the story of a city—and how 40 years of Habitat’s work is more than just building houses.
 Tune in for a thoughtful look at neighborhoods, connection, and hope.

Hear from Dr. Tami Silverman, Indiana Youth Institute CEO, on new education laws, chronic absenteeism, and exciting opportunities like paid internships and military pathways for students.
 
Plus, learn about the new SEAS Stroke Support Group restarting this September in Muncie — get stroke warning signs and info on how survivors and families can find support.
 
Also: Monroe Central Band’s urgent ice cream social fundraiser, a fun trivia night benefiting Classroom Connections, and a feel-good story about a life-saving liver donation.
 
Catch the full episode at WMUNMuncie.com!
 
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Back to school — and back to basics on what our kids need most.
Steve Lindell welcomes Tami Silverman, President and CEO of the Indiana Youth Institute, for her first appearance on Delaware County Today — and hopefully not her last!
 
Who supports the people who support our kids? IYI does.
Tami gives a wide-ranging overview on:
The impact of chronic absenteeism
A new diploma seal offering automatic admission to Indiana public colleges
Expanding access to paid internships and military pathways
Financial aid flexibility for returning students
A statewide focus on early-grade math skills coming next year
 
Plus: She and Steve trade stories of their worst early jobs — rock-picking in Minnesota and taming toddlers in preschool.
 
Hear it now at wmunmuncie.com
Delaware County Today, presented by Muncie Community Schools, only on WMUN, The Talk of Muncie.