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In the midst of the first landmark legislative battle of the Obama administration, Congressman Brad Ellsworth, D-Evansville, is feeling the heat from his votes on health care reform.
Ellsworth, the Eighth District representative, is being targeted from both sides of the isle for his co-authoring and support of the controversial Stupak Amendment and his aye votes on the House health care bill on Nov. 7.
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Washington High School NJROTC program in trouble
An instructor with the Naval Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps told the Washington School Board Thursday the program is in trouble and the school could lose the program altogether.
But, there is still time to save the popular high school class.
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More details revealed in Martin County jailer case
SHOALS — Details in the case against a former Martin County jailer and an alleged affair with an inmate were released Wednesday.
In court documents obtained by the Times-Herald, former Jailer Mark G. Arvin, 47, Loogootee, allegedly took nude photographs of inmate Katrina Walker while working in the Martin County Security Center.
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Hearing held in Pike County case
PETERSBURG — “It’s a shame. It’s a crying shame,” said Kerry Thomas, 46, to about 20 of his family members in a Pike County courtroom Wednesday prior to his bond hearing.
Thomas was arrested on Nov. 1 on charges of possession of an explosive device with intent to kill and possession of an explosive device.
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Making a brighter Christmas
With Christmas a little more than a month away, volunteers are preparing to help the less fortunate give their children a nice Christmas.
Coordinators from 18 area churches met Monday at Good Shepard Lutheran Church to put the finishing touches on Jubilee Christmas. This is the third year for Jubilee, directed by Connections, a program of Daviess County Partnership.
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Miller returns to school
PRINCETON — Retired Washington schools superintendent Tom Miller has been hired full time by the North Gibson School Corporation.
They simply dropped the “interim” in Miller’s title, offering him a three-year contract Monday night. Miller was retired after 19 years as Washington schools superintendent in 2006, and was a budget consultant for NGSC for three years prior to taking the interim superintendent post.
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Montgomery man pleads guilty to sex crimes
As a Daviess County jury was waiting in the jury room prior to be sworn in, defendant Mark Jones submitted a plea agreement to Superior Court Judge Dean Sobecki Tuesday morning.
Twelve jurors had been selected in all-day process on Monday and early Tuesday.
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Alleged sex with inmate leads to jailer's arrest
SHOALS — A part-time jailer at the Martin County Security Center was arrested Friday for trafficking and sex with a female inmate.
Mark G. Arvin, 47, Whitfield, was charged with trafficking with an inmate, a Class A misdemeanor and sexual misconduct as a service provider, a Class C felony. The charges were filed Tuesday in Martin Circuit Court.
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North Daviess board discusses 21st Century's future
ELNORA — Future plans were discussed for the 21st Century curriculum during Monday’s North Daviess School Board meeting.
Junior-Senior High School Principal Jed Jerrels gave the board its plan for the project based learning curriculum that will be submitted to the New Tech Foundation.
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Montana man wants old lumber
“They think this is the oldest Amish-built barn in Daviess County,” said Ephraim Graber, 23, looking at a barn on the property of Amos Wittmer just north of Montgomery.
The barn, which locals believe was built in either 1870 or 1871, has been in the Wittmer family since it’s construction.
That is until recently when Graber bought it. He bought the barn with the purpose of deconstructing it, saving as much of it as he could, including the pegs that held each piece of lumber together.
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