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January 27, 2012 Suspected Gas Gouging Hotline # 866.241.9753 Indiana Department of Corrections Most Wanted For gas prices click here Scottsburg Police Department's 24-Hour Reports: Breaking/ entering/ theft on York Rd. Theft by forgery Theft by shoplifting @ Cracker Barrel Breaking/ entering on Thomas Crt. Theft by credit card fraud 57-year-old Ricky W. Fraland of Salem arrested for public intoxication 33-year-old Kathy J. Bennett of Gilford arrested for public intoxication 22-year-old Presley J. Taylor of Scottsburg arrested for possession of marijuana Scott Memorial Hospital Begins Narcotics Policy in ER
Source: press release Young Stops in Scottsburg After Filing for Ninth District Re-Election Ninth District Congressman Todd Young made his run for re-election official yesterday. Young currently does not have a challenger in the spring Primary however two Democrats will be on the fall ballot: Jonathan George of Bedford and John Tilford of Bloomington. Young kicked-of his re-election campaign yesterday with stops in each of the 13 counties in the district, including in Scottsburg yesterday afternoon. He will finish up his tour today. Incumbent state District 73 Representative Steve Davisson of Salem filed for re-election with his fall challenger to be Democrat Sandra Blanton. Source: press release WindStream Tech Opening in NV A North Vernon company has announced its mass producing micro-wind energy systems. WindStream Technologies announced in a press release that it has been mass producing TurboMill which will create more jobs for the area. WindStream Technologies Inc is the first manufacturing facility of its kind in the state and will employ 30-green collar workers with more employees expected to be added by 2015. The company originally tried to work out a deal with New Albany before deciding to operate in North Vernon. Source: press release, News and Tribune IUS Building New Dorm Indiana University Southeast has announced plans to build a sixth student dorm. The lodge will be completed in time for the fall 2013 semester. Law Enforcement Receives Big Check in Washington County The Washington County Drug Task Force has received a check for thousands of dollars from United States Attorney, Joseph Hogsett. The $18,643 is from confiscated drug money which is returned to law enforcement to use in eradicating local drug activity. Hogsett said this saves taxpayers money. The money will be distributed equally to the Washington County Sheriff’s Department and Washington County ProsecutorSource: press release Bill Would Allow Creationism in Schools A bill approved by the Indiana Senate Education Committee could provoke lawsuits as it would allow creationism to be taught in Indiana schools. The bill would allow schools to create various theories on the origin of life. Scientists and religious leaders urged the panel to keep religion out of the classrooms. The legislation was passed by an 8-2 vote and moves to the full Senate. Source: WLKY Inmate Found Dead in Jail Cell An Indiana Jail inmate was found dead in his cell yesterday shortly after breakfast. Indiana State Police say Delmar Priddy, 63, was awaiting trial on charges of driving while intoxicated. Priddy was found dead about 8 a.m. in his cell where he was the only occupant. Priddy’s death is still under investigation however authorities do not suspect foul play.Source: WLKY Scott Memorial Hospital offering Safe Sitter Training Scott Memorial Hospital will offer Safe Sitter classes for girls and boys age 11-13 on Saturday, March 10th. The class will be from 9am-4pm and will cost $40. All instructors are nurses at Scott Memorial Hospital, who have been specifically trained to teach this very valuable course. During the day, students will get hands-on training in basic lifesaving techniques giving them the knowledge on how to act in a crisis. Students will receive helpful tips on child care making them more confident caregivers. They will learn safety precautions, how to care for children of different ages, and the business of babysitting. To successfully complete the Safe Sitter program, students must pass a rigorous practical and written test to show that they have mastered the key concepts and have the skills necessary to handle emergencies. Class size is limited to 8 students and the registration deadline is March 2nd. Students may bring a sack lunch or purchase their lunch in the cafeteria. For more information and to register for this course please contact Andrea Gibson, Staff Educator at Scott Memorial Hospital at 812-752-8572 or andrea.gibson@smh1.org
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