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ANGOLA, Ind. (WOWO) — Mechanical engineering students at Trine University will soon have a new way to practice their presentation skills. A university project has received an $8,980 grant from the Engineering Information Foundation to improve how students communicate complex engineering ideas. The yearlong project will be led by Gurudutt Chandrashekar, an associate professor in Trine's Wade Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering. Beginning this fall, students in the Mechanical Engi

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ANGOLA, Ind. (WOWO) — Angola has been named Indiana’s most charming small town by travel publication AFAR. The publication highlighted Angola’s proximity to several popular outdoor destinations, including Crooked Lake, Lake James and Pokagon State Park, all within about a 15-minute drive. AFAR described the area as a destination for kayaking and fishing and said Trine University helps drive a strong social scene in the community. The publication also recommended exploring the antique shops

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The owner of Tom’s Donuts in Angola has agreed to pay millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit involving his payroll company. Todd Saylor, CEO of PayServ, was accused of misusing more than $2 million in client funds. Court documents show Saylor, his wife and PayServ agreed to pay $7.3 million to Dunham Athleisure Corporation. They also agreed to pay another $650,000 to other companies that made similar claims against PayServ.

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