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Mady Daddario

Mady Daddario

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Sports and News Reporter, WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN)

West Lafayette

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Total articles 146

  • Speeders cause safety concerns at bus stops

    By Mady Daddario Verified| WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN) Verified DELPHI, Ind. (WLFI) — School is back in season across Indiana and one Delphi parent is expressing major concern over cars speeding past her kids' bus stop. Brittnay Walker waits with her first and second grade children at Delphi Elementary's North Washington street bus stop every morning. The speed limit on North Washington street is 30 miles per hour, But Walker says some cars will drive 60 plus miles per hour while her children are preparing to get on the bus.

    By Mady Daddario Verified · WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN)

    Aug. 18, 2023

  • Speeders cause safety concers at bus stops

    By Mady Daddario Verified| WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN) Verified DELPHI, Ind. (WLFI) — School is back in season across Indiana and one Delphi parent is expressing major concern over cars speeding past her kids' bus stop. Brittnay Walker waits with her first and second grade children at Delphi Elementary's North Washington street bus stop every morning. The speed limit on North Washington street is 30 miles per hour, But Walker says some cars will drive 60 plus miles per hour while her children are preparing to get on the bus.

    By Mady Daddario Verified · WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN)

    Aug. 18, 2023

  • Speeders cause safety concerns at bus stops

    By Mady Daddario Verified| WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN) Verified DELPHI, Ind. (WLFI) — School is back in season across Indiana and one Delphi parent is expressing major concern over cars speeding past her kids' bus stop. Brittnay Walker waits with her first and second grade children at Delphi Elementary's North Washington street bus stop every morning. The speed limit on North Washington street is 30 miles per hour, But Walker says some cars will drive 60 plus miles per hour while her children are preparing to get on the bus.

    By Mady Daddario Verified · WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN)

    Aug. 18, 2023

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WLFI-TV (West Lafayette, IN)

West Lafayette, United States