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Otters’ Gossmann Added To Frontier League All-Star Game

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EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The Frontier League announced that Evansville Otters pitcher Austin Gossmann has been added to the 2022 Frontier League West Division All-Star team.
Gossmann is the fifth Otter to be selected in the 2022 Frontier League All-Star Game, joining Logan Sawyer, Dakota Phillips, Zach Biermann and Parker Brahms.
The Frontier League All-Star Game is hosted by the Washington Wild Things at Wild Things Park located in Washington, PA on Wednesday, July 20 at 7:05 pm.
Gossmann, from Avon, Ind., has been a consistent, quality starter for the Otters during the 2022 season.
In eight starts, the right-hander is 3-2 with a 2.93 ERA and 45 strikeouts in 46 innings.
The University of Southern Indiana product is in his second season with the Otters.
He made quite an impression during his first season with Evansville as a rookie, recording 101 strikeouts in 89.2 innings and 15 starts in 2021.
The 2022 Frontier League All-Star Game will be available to watch through our streaming partner, FloSports | FloBaseball. 
During the game, the Frontier League all-stars will don the jerseys of Negro League teams from their team’s regions as part of a celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Josh Gibson’s induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame. The jerseys will be auctioned off during the game on the Wild Things’ auction partner M@C’s platform so that fans from all over the league can bid on and try to win their piece of history with proceeds benefitting the Josh Gibson Foundation. Tickets for the All-Star Game are available now here. It will cost $10 to sit in the lower seating bowl of Wild Things Park and $5 for tickets in the bleacher sections (the 200 level) of the stadium.
The Frontier League of Professional Baseball is an official Partner League of Major League Baseball and the largest of its kind in professional baseball. The Frontier League features 16 teams and has moved over 1,000 players to MLB (Major League Baseball) Teams in its 29-year history. Please visit www.frontierleague.com

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Improving Vaccination Rates Among Vanderburgh County School-Age Children

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Improving Vaccination Rates Among Vanderburgh County School-Age Children

JULY 14, 2022

The Vanderburgh County Health Department is hosting a Back to School Immunization Blitz on Saturday, July 30th.  The event will run from 10 am to 2 pm.  In addition to immunizations, several area agencies will be onsite to provide information and services, such as assistance with insurance, connection to primary care, and education on basic childhood safety.  

All kids vaccinated will receive a goody bag.  They will also have a chance to win one of several prizes provided by local community partners, including gift cards, a bicycle, and an Xbox.  Gift certificates for a free haircut from Salon Professional Academy will be available for participants while supplies last!  Please call 812-435-2400 option 1 to schedule an appointment for the event.  Walk-ins may be accepted as staffing allows.  To be seen, you must bring your child’s shot record and insurance information.  Accepting clients with Medicaid, no insurance, and some private insurances.  Those with private insurance should call ahead of time to verify eligibility.

We would like to thank our many sponsors and partners who are donating their time, prizes, and resources to help ensure a successful event.  Special thanks to Berry Global, Eastland Mall, Salon Professional Academy, McDonald’s on Main, Zesto’s on Franklin, Shoe Carnival, Anchor Industries, Silgan Closures, Uniseal, The Red Cross, Oswald Marketing, and CareSource.

Guest Commentary: Overturn Of Roe Vs Wade

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Overturn Of Roe Vs Wade-Let’s Pause and Work Towards an Amenable Solution 

By Dannie McIntire

JULY 14, 2022

The overturn of Roe Vs Wade by our Supreme Court has inflamed emotions on both sides of the abortion debate into very distinct “us” versus “them” camps, “Pro-Life” versus “Right-To-Choose”.

So where does the Supreme Court’s 2022 decision to overturn its earlier 1973 decision leave the issue of abortion?

First and foremost, the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe Vs Wade did not make abortion illegal in regard to Federal Law. 

Regardless of which political spectrum you identify with, I believe all of us need to pause the “hatred” that seems to have become so intense between the two “ideologies” and examine the Supreme Court’s ruling in overturning Roe Vs Wade actually has done.

The court basically ruled that since abortion was not directly protected under the Constitution of the United States, the question of whether abortion should be legal or illegal was a “States Right”, protected under the 10th Amendment.   

Under the Bill Of Rights 10th Amendment, all rights and powers not specifically reserved to Congress by Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution are reserved by the states.

In essence, the recent Supreme Court ruling found that the 1973 Supreme Court ruling overstepped the federal government’s powers under our Constitution.

I think the rationale behind the court’s ruling should be celebrated, not on the basics of the abortion question, but that “the people” have the right to determine the issue. I think it bodes well for our democracy when that last step in our judicial system “rule of law” can say, “Oops, the earlier court in 1973 violated the Constitution by asserting a power it did not have.  

Now it’s up to the elected legislators in Indiana to determine, if so inclined, any tightening or loosening of abortion restrictions within the state of Indiana.

“The ball” in essence has been thrown back into “the people’s court”. Now it is “your job” as a citizen of Indiana, if so inclined, to let your state representatives know your feelings on the issue of abortion.

Research your representative’s stand on the issue of abortion, if it lines up with yours, let them know that, and let them know they will receive your vote the next time they stand for reelection. 

If your representative’s stand on abortion doesn’t line up with yours, let them know that, and let them know they will not receive your vote the next time they stand for reelection. 

But first and foremost, I hope the citizens of Indiana, regardless of their stance on the issue of abortion, if they engage one another on the issue of abortion, will remember that everyone has the right to their own opinion.

My opinion, if different than yours, doesn’t make yours wrong, as yours doesn’t invalidate mine.

FOOTNOTE:  The City-County Observer posted this article without bias or editing.

“Biden’s Inflation Crisis Is A 9.1% Pay Cut For Hoosiers”

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WASHINGTON—Today U.S. Senator Mike Braun released the following statement and video following an announcement from the Department of Labor that the Consumer Price Index rose 9.1% in June from a year ago, a 40-year high.

“Biden’s inflation crisis is a 9.1% pay cut for Hoosiers, and his plan is to keep spending money we don’t have.” — Senator Mike Braun

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 Hoosiers and all Americans have just taken a 9.1% pay cut. Record levels of inflation. Proud that I and my office have been on that subject for nearly a year. Sadly, it’s coming to fruition and these policies have caused it. Sad that we are contending with it. So, we’ve got to get it out of our system. How we do it remains to be seen. I think a lot of it will be reflected in how we vote this November.

Todd Rokita Achieves Second Victory Since Dobbs Decision In Upholding Indiana Laws Protecting Unborn Life and women’s health

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The 7th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals on Monday vacated judgments invalidating several Indiana laws protecting unborn children and the health of their mothers — handing the Office of the Attorney General and all Hoosiers yet another victory in the fight for life.

The decision involved the ongoing case Whole Woman’s Health Alliance v. Rokita — a legal battle that began with a lawsuit against the state back in 2018.

“Our team has fought long and hard in this case as part of our larger effort to build a culture of life in Indiana,” Attorney General Todd Rokita said. “With the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the Dobbs case, it is clear that life is winning. But we will stay relentless in doing the right thing for unborn babies and their mothers’ well-being.”

The lawsuit filed in the Whole Woman’s Health case amounted to a full-scale assault on Indiana’s slate of abortion laws. Although Attorney General Rokita’s team already had prevailed in defending most of those laws, a handful of injunctions remained.

Among other things, laws affected by Monday’s ruling include minimum facilities requirements for surgical and chemical abortion clinics as well as requirements that medical personnel advise women that human physical life begins at fertilization and that “objective scientific information shows that a fetus can feel pain at or before twenty (20) weeks of postfertilization age.”

Attorney General Rokita’s office had previously secured a stay of injunctions barring enforcement of requirements that only physicians may provide medication abortions; that second-trimester abortions may only be performed in hospitals or ambulatory surgical centers; that women considering abortions receive in-person counseling; and that women considering abortions receive in-person examinations. The judgments against these laws have now been formally vacated as well.

The appeals court’s Monday decision is attached.

Last week, Attorney General Rokita announced another historic pro-life legal win after a federal district court granted his motion to lift an injunction on dismemberment abortions, which occur well after an unborn baby is fully developed.

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