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City Parks Department Seeking 150 Seasonal Part-Time Summer Workers

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The City of Evansville Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking to fill 150 part-time summer jobs for the 2022 season.

Applications are being accepted for City pool lifeguards, cashiers, camp counselors and seasonal laborers. Wages have been increased this year starting at $12 an hour for all positions.

“Summertime is an incredibly busy time for the Parks Department as we open our pools and prepare golf courses for regular play,” said Deputy Mayor and interim-department director Steve Schaefer said. “We are fortunate to provide these employment opportunities, each year, especially when outdoor activities are in high demand.”

Lifeguards must have a current certification before their first day of work. Those taking an upcoming certification class will receive a reimbursement for recertification or certification fees at the completion of their scheduled summer shifts

Apply online at evansvillegov.org/parks.

For more information, call 812-435-614

THUNDERBOLTS TO PLAY HOME PLAYOFF GAMES AT SWONDER ICE ARENA

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Thunderbolts Announce Playoff Details

EVANSVILLE, IN: Evansville Thunderbolts have made it to the SPHL’s 2021-2022 Playoffs and will compete for the President’s Cup.

The team will be playing all home playoff games at Swonder Ice Arena, located at 209 N Boeke Road in Evansville.

As of this release, potential Round 1 playoff dates are Friday, April 15th or Saturday, April 16th.  All playoff games will start at 7:00 pm, with doors for season ticket holders opening at 5:45 pm and the general public at 6:15 pm.  Tickets will be $20 adults/$10 kids each and include parking. They are on sale now and can be purchased by calling the Thunderbolts office at 812-422-BOLT, on the remaining home dates, or at the Swonder Ice Arena Box Office on the day of the game, beginning at 4 pm.

The Thunderbolts finish up their regular season, starting on Thursday, April 7th at the Ford Center versus the Vermilion County Bobcats, Friday, April 8th at the Ford Center versus Knoxville Ice Bears and finally on the road in Knoxville on Saturday, April 9th.  Friday will be Fan Appreciation Night with loads of giveaways, including player trading cards, courtesy of LyondellBasell.

About Evansville Thunderbolts: The Evansville Thunderbolts is the area’s only professional hockey team.  The Thunderbolts are a proud member of the Southern Professional Hockey League (SPHL).  The team is owned and operated by VW Sports, L.L.C, a subsidiary of VenuWorks, Inc. www.evansvillethunderbolts.com

HAPPENINGS AT THE VANDERBURGH COUNTY GOP

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Monday April 4, 2022
MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIRMAN
Here we go! Almost Primary time!
It is into the final month before the May 3rd primary. We have a few contested races and several upcoming events.
We will be needing numerous volunteers and will be calling on our GOP friends to help and participate.
We are also watching our Delegate races so we can plan our Delegate Convention strategies as well.
On Saturday April 23rd we will be having a breakfast where our Secretary of State, State Treasurer, and other primary contested candidates, will have a chance to ask you of your support.
Please note that our start time is a bit later to allow extra time for those with many miles to drive.
Please join us at the Foundry April 23rd, doors open @ 9AM for breakfast and meeting will start @ 9:30AM
This is going to be a busy year- we need to rally behind our GOP candidates and have a successful 2022
Thank you for a great Lincoln Day Dinner and hope to see you on 4/23/2022 at the GOP Breakfast
My best regards,
Mike Duckworth
Vanderburgh Co. GOP Chairman
Upcoming Events
April 23rd, 2022- GOP Breakfast with State Treasurer and Secretary of State Candidates. Doors open @ 9, Start @ 9:30
May 3rd, 2022- Primary Elections
July 15th, 2022- GOP Golf Outing at Cambridge
Visit our website for more future events!
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Announcements
VOTER REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS TODAY,
APRIL 4TH, 2022
EARLY VOTING STARTS TOMORROW, APRIL 5, 2022
Vanderburgh County Elections office will be open at the Old National Events Plaza 8-4 Monday- Friday starting April 5th, 2022 until May 2nd, 2022 for early voting!
If you or anyone you know wants to work at the polls,
Please contact Dottie Thomas @ (812) 483-6021
PHOTO GALLERY- 2022 Lincoln Day Dinner
If you ever have any questions please call Payton Boyd at our office – (812) 425-8207

EPA Releases Proposed Changes to the Indian Environmental General Assistance Program

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WASHINGTON (April 4, 2022) – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released proposed changes to the guidance and allocation of the Indian Environmental General Assistance Program (GAP). GAP is EPA’s largest capacity building program for Tribes. Enacted by Congress in 1992, GAP provides grants and technical assistance to Tribes and intertribal consortia to plan, develop, and establish environmental protection programs and to implement solid and hazardous waste programs and service delivery activities. In FY21, $66.25M was awarded to more than 525 grantees to address their environmental priorities.

“GAP is one of the primary resources EPA uses to support our government-to-government partnership with Tribes. In the past 30 years, Tribes have made tremendous progress in building Tribal environmental program capacities with GAP, producing incredibly impactful and meaningful environmental outcomes,” said EPA Assistant Administrator Jane Nishida.

“GAP has assisted recipients across the nation to identify and address environmental priorities impacting their communities, homelands, and lifeways,” said JoAnn Chase, Director of American Indian Environmental Office.

The Tribal consultation opportunity on proposed changes to the National GAP Allocation and GAP Guidance on the Award and Management of General Assistance Agreements for Tribes and Intertribal Consortia begins today, April 4, 2022, and will continue through August 2, 2022. The draft changes reflect considerable input from Tribal governments, including consultations on how to improve the administration of GAP and potential changes to the allocation methodology, numerous tribal engagements, and tribal participation in guidance revision workgroups. The draft changes advance our government-to-government partnership with Tribes by providing greater flexibility, access, transparency and accountability in EPA’s funding and performance management approaches to GAP.

Throughout the year, the EPA’s American Indian Environmental Office (AIEO) is recognizing the 30th Anniversary of GAP by highlighting the successes of Tribes and the environmental improvements in their communities. Tribes have used GAP for a broad range of capacity building and solid and hazardous waste implementation activities, including assessment of environmental conditions and strategies to combat air, water, and land pollution, conducting public education and outreach to prepare and inform communities to participate in environmental decision-making, developing codes and ordinances, and training of tribal government inspectors to conduct compliance monitoring activities.

Additionally, GAP has helped Tribes receive 97 program delegations to date to administer programs relevant to the Clean Water Act, Safe Drinking Water Act, and the Clean Air Act, and has supported the development of nearly 300 Integrated Waste Management Plans for implementing tribal waste management programs.

Projects stemming from this Tribal grant opportunity will help achieve the goals of President Biden’s Justice40 initiative, which aims to ensure that federal agencies deliver at least 40% of benefits from certain investments to underserved communities.

Trailblazer Golf has important learning experience at Region 24 Spring Preview

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CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. – The Vincennes University Trailblazer Golf team took part in a quick practice round at Dalhousie Golf Club in Cape Girardeau, Mo. for the Region 24 Spring Tournament Preview Friday morning.

The Trailblazers were able to gain helpful and useful knowledge of the course ahead of the Region 24 Championship Tournament to be played during the first weekend of May.

Vincennes was led on the scorecard by sophomore Bryce Kirchner (North Vernon, Ind.) who finished with a six-over 78 on the round, which placed him in a tie for seventh overall.

Freshman Caleb Maris (Terre Haute, Ind.) was the next lowest scorer for the round, ending with an 84 on the day.

Maris’ played the round as an individual scorer, as VU Head Golf Coach Dennis Chattin was trying to get more guys a chance to see the Region Championship golf course.

Freshman Luke VanDeventer (Columbus, Ind.) was the third VU finisher, ending one shot behind Maris with an 85, good for 24th place.

Freshman Paxton Schwomeyer (Oakland City, Ind.) finished in a tie for 34th with an 88 for the round.

Freshmen Sam Stewart (Floyds Knob, Ind.) and Adam Leach (North Vernon, Ind.) rounded out the VU scorers Friday, with Stewart ending his round with a 91 and Leach finishing with a 93.

The young Trailblazer golf team will look to continue to build confidence and continue to improve as VU gets set to take part in the Lincoln Trail Spring Invitational Monday, April 11 at Quail Creek Country Club in Robinson, Ill.

TEAM RESULTS

Parkland – 300

Illinois Central – 323

Rend Lake – 332

Danville Area – 337

VINCENNES – 342

Lincoln Trail – 342

Lewis & Clark – 347

VINCENNES RESULTS

Bryce Kirchner (T7) – 78

Caleb Maris (T21) – 84 *Played as Individual

Luke VanDeventer (T24) – 85

Paxton Schwomeyer (T34) – 88

Sam Stewart (40) – 91

Adam Leach (42) – 93

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Trailblazers pick up tough, resilient win over Conference foe Danville Area

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VINCENNES, Ind. – The Vincennes University Trailblazers closed out their four-game weekend Mid-West Athletic Conference (MWAC) series with Danville Area Sunday afternoon with a grueling 7-6 win, which saw the Trailblazers use 17 players throughout the game.

The Jaguars took game one of the day 7-5 before Vincennes closed out the weekend with the 7-6 game two victory.

The first game of the day saw Vincennes grab an early lead, with sophomore Colin Long (Evansville, Ind.) getting a single in the first inning and would later score on a balk to give the Blazers the early 1-0 lead.

Danville Area responded quickly with four runs in the top of the second to grab the lead.

VU would cut the deficit in the third after freshmen Mahkai Pelzer (Douglasville, Ga.) and Kaden Elliott (New Albany, Ind.) reached on errors and scored on a two-RBI single by Long to cut the DACC lead to 4-3.

Danville Area would increase their lead back with a run in the fourth and a run in the fifth.

Vincennes would get one run back in the sixth after sophomore Connor VanLannen (Clinton, Ind.) led off the inning with a walk and scored on a wild pitch to make it a 6-4 game.

After the Jaguars picked up an insurance run in the 7th, Vincennes looked to complete the comeback in the final frame.

Colin Long led off the seventh with his third single of the game and would be driven in on a two-out RBI single by VanLannen.

The Trailblazers were unable to cut the deficit any further as Danville Area picked up the 7-5 win over Vincennes.

Sophomore Kestler Harbuck (Brooksville, Fla.) got the start on the mound for VU in game one of the day and lasted three and two-thirds innings, allowing five runs on seven hits and striking out three.

Sophomore Braedon Nichols (Sullivan, Ind.) was the first man out of the pen, throwing two and two-thirds innings, allowing two runs on four hits and striking out one.

Freshman Eli Steimel entered to get the final two outs of the seventh inning without damage.

Game two did not begin in the Trailblazers favor as freshman starter Kobe Bartlett (Rockport, Ind.) was forced to leave the game due to injury in the first inning after throwing just 16 pitches.

The Trailblazers looked to regroup after giving up an early run in the first and got a big spark off the bat of Colin Long who launched a solo home run, his second of the year, in the bottom half of the inning to tie the game at 1-1.

Vincennes would take the lead in the second after a leadoff double by Connor VanLannen and an RBI double by freshman Jordan Roth (Delphi, Ind.).

VU would add to this lead in the third with a pair of RBI singles by sophomores Peyton Lane (New Paris, Ohio) and VanLannen to take a 4-1 lead.

10th-inning walk-off caps-off Aces rally to secure series sweep

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EVANSVILLE – Continuing to produce timely hits, the University of Evansville baseball team rallied from three-runs down to force extras, walking-off Michigan State, 5-4, in 10 innings on Sunday afternoon at German American Bank Field at Charles H. Braun Stadium in Evansville.
“We showed a lot of fight as a team today. Our pitching staff did a special job keeping us close and not letting it get too far away,” said Aces head baseball coach Wes Carroll. “Hardman was special picking up his first win as an Ace.  We had a tough time against their starter but never gave up.  A lot of great at bats late in the game to get it tied especially Mark Shallenberger’s two-run double.  Really proud of the fight and where we are at as we get close to Valley play.”

On the mound, starter Caleb Reinhardt recorded an impressive performance, going 5.1 innings, allowing two runs, while striking-out four, keeping the deficit manageable for Evansville. In relief, Tyler Denu and Drew Dominik each allowed a run, but kept the Spartans within reach. For the final three innings of work, Evansville called on Nate Hardman and the Bloomington, Ill. native was lights out. Hardman turned-in three-straight three up, three down innings, striking-out three while not allowing a hit or walking a batter.

At the plate, after going 0-for-2 to start the day, Shallenberger recorded two important hits, ending the day with a pair of doubles and three RBI to lead the offense. The 6-7-8 batters in the lineup, Danny Borgstrom, Brendan Hord, and Eric Roberts, all recorded a hit on the day.

A quick run in the top of the second inning gave the Spartans a 1-0 lead, but the Aces responded in the bottom half of the inning to tie the game at one as Borgstrom drove a double to right center, scoring Evan Berkey. Michigan State retook the lead in the next half inning at 2-1 and its an advantage that the Spartans held onto a while.

The Spartans boosted their lead to 4-1 in the seventh, getting a double from Trent Farquhar and an RBI base hit from Mitch Jebb. It took until the eighth, but Evansville had an answer for Michigan State. After the Aces loaded the bases, Ty Rumsey drew a walk to score one and Shallenberger stepped right up to tie the game with an RBI double up the middle, scoring Roberts and Rumsey.

The dominant performance on the mound for Hardman helped Evansville force extra innings, where Hardman sat down the Spartan side in order to give the Aces a chance in the bottom of the 10th. Evansville took advantage of its opportunity following a leadoff hit by pitch for Borgstrom. Roberts than ripped a single to center, followed by another walk from Rumsey, loading the bases. Shallenberger then came to the plate, taking the first pitch for a ball before fouling one off and having another called a strike. With a 1-2 count with oen out. Shallenberger stood in and took a 94 mph pitch from the Michigan State reliever, earning first base and pushing home Borgstrom to capture the walk-off win for the Aces.

The win secures Evansville’s first series sweep of a Big Ten opponent in program history.

Evansville continues its homestand on Tuesday, welcoming Indiana to German American Bank Field at 6 PM on Tuesday evening.

Goodin, Newman flirt with no-hitters as Eagles sweep Cardinals

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EVANSVILLE, Ind.—Junior pitcher Allie Goodin (Evansville, Indiana) and freshman pitcher Josie Newman (Indianapolis, Indiana) each took a no-hitter into the sixth inning of their respective starts Sunday as University of Southern Indiana Softball swept a Great Lakes Valley Conference doubleheader from visiting William Jewell College Sunday afternoon at the USI Softball Field. The Screaming Eagles won the opener, 7-1, before taking the nightcap, 5-0.

Goodin (6-0) dominated the Cardinals’ hitters, allowing just two base runners through the first five innings of game one before a two-out walk and a run-scoring double broke up the no hitter and the shutout in the top f the sixth inning. Goodin, who allowed just one hit, finished the game with eight strikeouts.

At the plate, the Eagles got a two-run single from Goodin in the bottom of the first inning to take a quick 2-0 lead. The Eagles tacked on two more runs in the third inning on an RBI-single by senior designated player Katie Back (Indianapolis, Indiana) and a run-scoring double by junior shortstop Jordan Rager (Fishers, Indiana).

USI (26-8, 12-0 GLVC), which has won 14 straight games, scored three more times in the fourth to take a commanding seven-run lead. Sophomore outfielder Mackenzie Bedrick (Brownsburg, Indiana) had an RBI-triple and scored on a wild pitch to aid the Eagles in the fourth frame. Bedrick went a combined 3-of-6 at the plate with an RBI to lead the Eagles at the dish, while Goodin drove in a team-high three runs, including one in the bottom of the first inning of game two that capped off a two-run opening frame.

Sophomore first baseman Lexi Fair (Greenwood, Indiana) started the scoring in the second game with an RBI on a sacrifice bunt, while Goodin’s single two batters later put USI in front, 2-0.

The Eagles tacked onto that lead in the second inning as Newman’s first career collegiate hit left the playing area for a solo home run. USI tacked on two more tallies in the fifth when Goodin’s two-out hit was mishandled by the William Jewell second baseman, allowing a pair of Eagles to cross the plate.

Like Goodin, Newman (8-3) took a no-hitter into the sixth inning, but a walk, followed by a lead-off single spoiled her bid. Newman finished the day by allowing just two hits in her second complete-game shutout of the season. She finished with nine strikeouts en route to her fifth consecutive win.

William Jewell fell to 10-22 overall and 4-12 in GLVC play with the losses.

USI returns to action Saturday at noon when it travels to Springfield, Missouri, for a GLVC doubleheader against Drury University. The Panthers (26-9, 12-2 GLVC) are coming off a doubleheader sweep over host Lindenwood University Sunday and are currently second in the GLVC standings behind USI.

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