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03/27/2022

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11/06/2021

At Lifegate tomorrow, come check out stuff that didn't get to Logansport from a ship! Loads of handmade stuff! Our CCCCBLUESHOPPE has new merchandise! 9-3

11/01/2021

10/24/2021

We are accepting a limited number of personalized Christmas orders. Contact us through Messenger.
7.5 Inch for $22
12 inch for $35
18 inch for $45

Scroll down or view photos for other products. We offer a variety of handmade baskets and boxes at Legacy Outfitters/Black Dog Coffee Shop.

08/09/2021

Who would be interested in purchasing a teacher gift that could be delivered to school for you? Includes: Name, pencil holder 4 post it pads and 5 pens or pencils!
Proceeds benefit the CCCC Legal Fund
Cost is 20$ PM Blue Shoppe or Annette Spear to order!

06/25/2021

06/25/2021

Bark gathering basket @ $60. Buy here or at the Legacy Outfitters/Black Dog.

06/17/2021

From John Schwarz, CCCC Attorney.

As you know, the County has appealed Judge Spahr's decision to the Indiana Court of Appeals. Personally, the chances of that decision being overturned are not high, but it can occur. Appeals are very tedious and time consuming work, and expensive. In addition, the Plaintiffs have requested research as to an injunction against the construction and bringing the construction to a halt while the appeal is pending over the next 4 to 6 months. The first body blow has been scored by the citizens, and now the Plaintiffs want to continue with the momentum. Doing so requires some additional legal assistance and Jim and I are maxed out at the present time. That being said, if you are on this page, and you are serious about a) stopping WSP or b) getting the best outcome for the citizens if WSP comes on line, on behalf of the Plaintiffs, the CCCC, Jim, and myself, I am asking that each of you get with Susan and donate $5, $10, or whatever else. Just the sheer size of this group can quickly, through very small donations, raise a large amount. You have waited over a year for the tide in all of this to turn......do not let the tide go back out to sea due to lack of funding.

06/15/2021

The fight continues against WSP! We must stick together throughout the litigation, so please share. Thanks to everyone for your support. Please share CCCC Blue Shoppe and take a look at our products. We'd love suggestions as the CCCC Blue Shoppe strives to create a sustainable income for the CCCC. View our products through the Photos Tab.

Cass County residents living close to WSP will get another day in court. Judge Timothy P. Spahr has ruled that the residents do not have to post a bond before presenting their Open Door case against Cass County.

Residents seeking to protect their health and value of their property sued Cass County government, arguing that government’s decisions made behind closed doors denied them the chance to press for stricter pollution monitoring and controls.

The County asked the Court to make the residents post millions of dollars as a bond before the Open Door part of the case could be heard. The Court has now denied the County’s request. This gives the residents the right to argue that the County created a secret “WSP Incentive Committee” that triggered the County Council’s vote in favor of $17 million of TIF bonds and $70 million in conduit bonds, all for the benefit of WSP.

Referring to the law that the County tried to use, Judge Spahr wrote that it is important to ensure that that law “is not applied to cases in an overbroad fashion so as to slam the courthouse door on cases that do have merit.”

This decision by Judge Spahr is the first in a two-part case. The second part is about the Open Door Law, which requires that citizens can observe their government making decisions. The residents challenge the approval of the County’s bonds for WSP, because that decision was made behind closed doors. In his decision, Judge Spahr took special note of some of the arguments that the residents made, particularly lead’s effect on children and that dioxin is a known carcinogen.

Jim Brugh of Logansport and John Schwarz of Royal Centre are representing the residents. “The Coalition and its supporters have cause to celebrate,” said Brugh.

06/04/2021

New to the Blue Shoppe! Just in time for those Wedding and Bridal Shower gifts! 10$

05/23/2021

#40 Get these quart jars without or with lights. Get your patriotism on! $18 or $21 each. Antique zinc lids.

05/23/2021

Because of your generous donations, CCCC will be purchasing an Ambient Air Monitoring Station to help protect all citizens of Cass County. We are also continuing our lawsuits. HELP SPREAD THE WORD Please COPY AND PASTE this info and the link below and share with all of your friends.👇
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We are continuing our lawsuits and attending county meetings in an effort to create more transparency.

You may also donate to;

CCCC
PO Box 393
Logansport IN 46947

As we continue to fight for greater transparency in our local government, pursuing our lawsuits and working towards a safe and more prosperous future for Cass County, THE TIME IS NOW, to donate! We have a need for an ambient air monitoring station in Cass County which will help protect citizens. Thank you for your continued support.