Hotbox Pizza will be giving out free breadsticks at all locations from 2 to 5 p.m. on Nov. 9, the day after the election. Samantha Brammer // DN File 

Hotbox Pizza opens in Village

HotBox Pizza, an Indiana chain restaurant, opened its first Muncie location in the Village on Jan. 4. Suzanne Flynn, along with her husband Bryan Flynn, co-own the restaurant. They decided to manage the Muncie location because of its proximity to their home in Fishers and their desire to open a second store.



Puerta Al Parasio Mexican Grill and Bar, a restaurant in the Village, obtained a liquor license on Dec. 3 and started serving liquor on Dec. 16. They wanted to maximize profits by having the license. DN PHOTO SAMANTHA BRAMMER
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Puerta al Paraiso gets liquor license

After being open for eight months, Puerta Al Paraiso Mexican Grill and Bar obtained a liquor license Dec. 3 and started serving liquor Dec. 16.




Muncie Police Officer J. Lacy helps secure the Student Recreation and Wellness Center after a report of an armed assailant in the building. DN PHOTO COREY OHLENKAMP
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Ball State police paid more, but have smaller jurisdiction

University police officers are often paid more than their city counterparts, despite having a smaller area of jurisdiction. Ball State UPD officers are no exception, averaging higher salaries than those working for the Muncie Police Department, in addition to the extra training they receive.



Police secure the Student Recreation and Wellness Center after a report of an armed assailant in the rec center. DN PHOTO COREY OHLENKAMP
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University gets more training than Muncie officers

They patrol what amounts to a small city, but there’s nothing small about the long hours of training that campus police have to complete in order to carry their badges – requirements that often exceed those in the surrounding city of Muncie.


Ashton Pauley, 12, stirs kettle corn in a big pot at the Minnetrista Enchanted Luminaria Walk on Dec. 4. Ashton was helping his great uncle and grandpa out at the event to raise money to buy children with disabilities tricycles. DN PHOTO MICHELLE KAUFMAN
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Kettle corn fundraiser helps benefit kids at Luminaria Walk

The Enchanted Luminaria Walk at Minnetrista wasn't all pretty lights and magic. In addition to the mansion tours and carriage rides at the walk, the Muncie chapter of AMBUCS made kettle corn to raise money to buy children with disabilities tricycles to fit their needs.





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