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Much of the remaining work involves building and paving new bridge decks. INDOT will open up por- tions of the project incrementally as they up, a North Split behind due to multiple shortages Lack of material, labor plaguing area, construction industry Kayla Dwyer Indianapolis Star USA TODAY NETWORK See NORTH SPLIT, Page 4A Whether or not winter temperatures in Indiana will be warmer or colder than average could be a toss-up, according to predictions by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. But precipitation across the state is expected to be slightly above average this winter. Indianapolis and the state of Indiana fall into a re- gion leaning for precipitation during the time frame of December 2022 to February 2023. There is a chance that the northern part of the state will experience above average precipitation while the southern area also is projected to have wet- ter conditions although slightly lower chances, ac- cording to NOAA maps.

WINTER WEATHER Predictions for Indiana during 2022-23 season Rachel Fradette Indianapolis Star USA TODAY NETWORK See WEATHER, Page 4A Richard Allen, 50, was the guy who worked at CVS. He played pool at the now-closed Bar and Grill. He was nice enough, not overly outgoing. In the small community of Delphi, Indiana, that was about it, until this weekend. shocked the hell out of 74-year-old Tom Brow- er recalled while having a beer in the Tavern Main Street.

This face of the man who he de- scribed as helpful and courteous, popping up as a mug shot on the news. red Brower said. freaked agreed 68-year-old Mac McLeland, sit- ting next to Brower. Neither had known name. But CVS is the only pharmacy in the city of 3,000, so plenty recognized Al- face when state police announced he is a suspect in the 2017 killings of teens Abigail Williams and Lib- erty German.

The girls went for a hike on Delphi Historic Trails on a warm February afternoon, and their bodies were found in the woods nearby the next day. Five and a half years later, Allen has been charged with two counts of murder in the DELPHI TEENS SLAYING Suspect had led unassuming life The Delphi town center announcement, at right, was looking for the 2017 killer of Abigail Williams and Liberty German on Monday. Richard M. Allen was arrested and charged with the crimes. ROBERT Sarah Nelson and Kayla Dwyer Indianapolis Star USA TODAY NETWORK See SUSPECT, Page 3A Allen played pool at the now-closed Bar and Grill Inside in plain Libby grandparents react to charges.

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