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Siara Carpenter at the Hispanic Heritage Cup in Goshen
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Man arrested after attacking two semi trucks with an axe
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Mild morning, cooling through day
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Protestors rally outside Westville Corrections amid death of...
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Rising humidity brings rain chances next week
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Goshen Hispanic Heritage Market brings food, music, and culture...
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The Irish take down the Owls in their home opener
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Seasonable Sunday, Hazardous Beach Conditions
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Tony Simeone, voice of the Fighting Irish, stops by ABC57 Kickoff
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Rice radio analyst JP Heath stops by ABC57 Kickoff ahead of...
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1-on-1 with Irish head coach Marcus Freeman
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Hot now, cooler to end weekend
The Hunter Ice Festival starts today in Niles Michigan and will last through the weekend and into next week, as long as the ice sculptures stay frozen. The ice sculptures can be found near Riverfront Park in downtown Niles. This year will be more ice, and less festival. People are encouraged to come out to see the ice sculptures, but make sure to be masked up and keep distance between others.
There will be many ice sculptures by artists from all over the United States. They will be actively working on their pieces tonight and this weekend, so head on out to see how the ice sculpting process works. Along with the ice sculptures, most of the businesses in downtown Niles will also be open. This is a great activity for the family whether you want to walk or drive to view all the different art pieces.