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VANDERBURGH COUNTY RECENT BOOKING RECORDS

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REMINDER: EWSU Resumes Late Fees and Shutoffs Starting December 1     

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 EVANSVILLE, IND. – Evansville Water and Sewer Utility did not charge late fees or disconnect services for customers who were inconvenienced by late billing issues this fall. Now that the mail distribution problem has been resolved and paper bills are arriving on schedule, late fees and service disconnections will resume on Wednesday, December 1, 2021.

EWSU customers who need more time to pay the past due amount are urged to call EWSU Customer Service at 812-436-7846 before the due date to setup payment arrangements and avoid additional fees. Customers may also request payment arrangements online. Visit ewsu.com and click Account & Billing, then select Payment Arrangements. Please note: payment arrangements cannot be made after the shutoff date has passed and the account has been disconnected.

“We appreciate our customers’ patience and understanding while the Utility worked through the mailing issue with our vendor,” said EWSU Executive Director Lane Young. “While this problem has been corrected, EWSU is committed to improving billing services for all of our customers – whether you choose to receive your bill by mail or opt to use one of our convenient electronic payment methods.”

EWSU customers are encouraged to go paperless by setting up automatically scheduled payments online using the theMyWater EWSU portal or download the MyWater EWSU app to set up scheduled payments using your smartphone. Customers can also use the portal and app to manage their accounts. MyWater EWSU is easy to use, saves money on postage, and customers who schedule auto payments never pay late fees.

 

BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING

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BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING

ROOM 307, CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2021

12:00 NOON

  AGENDA

1. CALL TO ORDER

2. MEETING MEMORANDUM   NOVEMBER 17, 2021

3. CONSENT AGENDA                                                

             N/A

                                                                                                   

4.         OLD BUSINESS  

             N/A

 

5.          NEW BUSINESS  

             a. Request Re: Any Other Business the Board Wishes to Consider and Public Comments

6.          REPORTS

             a. Danielle Crook, General Manager -Swonder Ice Arena

             b. Steve Schaefer, Deputy Mayor, Interim Parks Director

                       

7.          ACCEPTANCE OF PAYROLL AND VENDOR CLAIMS

 

8.          ADJOURN

Otters Release 2022 Regular Season Schedule

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EVANSVILLE, Ind. – The Evansville Otters will open their 27th season when they host the New Jersey Jackals at Bosse Field on May 13, kicking off the 2022 Frontier League regular season for both teams.

The Otters host the Jackals during Opening Weekend as part of a nine-game homestand to start the season for Evansville. They will also host the travel team of the Frontier Greys and the Quebec Capitales throughout the following week. The homestand will be Evansville’s longest of the season.

The Frontier League released the schedule for its 29th season, featuring 16 organizations playing a full 96-game schedule, and including the Frontier League debuts of the Quebec Capitales, Trois-Rivieres Aigles, and the Ottawa Titans out of Canada. Overall, the 2022 season will have the most regular-season games in the league’s history.

Plus, the traveling Frontier Greys make a return to the Frontier League circuit. The Greys are based on the former Zanesville Greys, who won the first Frontier League championship. The team’s name is a tribute to the author Zane Grey who wrote several Western and baseball stories in the early 1900s. The Redheaded Outfield is one of his better-known novels.

The Frontier League will open its season in May as the largest professional, independent baseball league in North America and its second season as an MLB Partner League.

The 2022 schedule will be a full-season format with East and West divisions. The West Division features Evansville, Florence, Gateway, Joliet, Lake Erie, Schaumburg, Windy City, and Washington. The East Division features Frontier, New Jersey, Ottawa, Sussex County, New York, Quebec, Trois-Rivieres, and Tri-City.

Teams play either three or four series against their divisional rivals while facing the eight teams from the other division at least once each.

The Otters’ schedule includes home out-of-division matchups against New Jersey, Frontier, Quebec, New York, and Tri-City. Evansville will travel to Ottawa, Trois-Rivieres, and Sussex County.

Evansville will play 72 games within the West Division, splitting four home and road series against Lake Erie, Gateway, and Florence, playing nine games with six at home against Windy City and Joliet, and playing nine games with six on the road against Washington and Schaumburg.

Evansville is scheduled for nine weekend home series at Bosse Field in 2022, which will be the 107th anniversary of Bosse Field.

The Otters will have four six-game homestands, and Evansville’s final regular-season homestand will be Aug. 23-28 against Joliet and Florence.

Evansville will travel to Washington and Florence to conclude the regular season.

2022 also includes the return of Frontier League all-star events July 18-21.

 

University of Evansville Hosting the High School Changemaker Challenge

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Students Will Compete For A Chance At 4-year Tuition Scholarships

EVANSVILLE, IN (11/29/2021) The University of Evansville (UE) is pleased to announce the upcoming High School Changemaker Challenge, sponsored by Toyota. Any high school junior or senior is invited to participate for a chance to win a four-year scholarship, with the top prize offering full tuition.

UE believes everyone can be a changemaker, and positive change doesn’t have to wait until college. The Changemaker Challenge, created by the University’s Center for Innovation and Change, encourages the younger generation to identify and solve challenges in the world through innovation and creativity. Students will share their unique ideas (products, services, or programs) in the form of a 2-minute video, and scholarships will be awarded to first through third place. Once they enroll at UE to continue their education, students can continue designing and implementing their ideas to make a lasting difference.

Video recordings describing students’ ideas must be submitted by Wednesday, December 8. On December 15, the top 20 finalists will be announced on the UE website. The final round will be held on UE’s campus on January 25, 2022, and scholarships will be presented to the winners. To submit your video, please visit evansville.edu/cc-hs.

The competition is open to any high school junior or senior, and they may compete individually or in teams of up to three. Home school and club entries (e.g. Scouts, Boys and Girls Club, 4-H) will also be eligible. To qualify for a scholarship, competitors must also attend the in-person final round on campus in Evansville, Indiana. A separate Changemaker Challenge, beginning at a later date, will be virtual and geared towards a national and global audience that cannot compete in person.

Competitors may be eligible to receive special prizes for forming ideas that:

  • Increase girls’ access and exposure to science fields (e.g. a summer camp for girls interested in physics)
  • Address or mitigate climate change (e.g. decreasing air pollution, rooftop gardens)
  • Increase access to physical activity or health options (e.g. more dance classes or recess in schools, fitness trails, creative outdoor play options)
  • Provide creative ideas to improve quality of life in Evansville’s Promise Zone

Winning students who choose UE as their college destination will receive four-year scholarships to attend UE as listed below:

  • 1st place: Full tuition
  • 2nd place: $23,000 tuition
  • 3rd place: $18,000 tuition

Students that participate will receive ongoing support from the UE Center for Innovation and Change, including online training and connections to faculty experts. To submit your video or learn more about the High School Changemaker Challenge, visit evansville.edu/cc-hsor email Brooksie Smith, the Center’s associate director, at bs267@evansville.edu.

 

Introducing Vincennes University 2021 Mid-Year Commencement Student Speakers

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Introducing Vincennes University 2021 Mid-Year Commencement Student Speakers
VINCENNES, Ind., November 29, 2021 – Vincennes University students are blazing their trail, achieving success, and building brighter futures while working toward a college degree.
Two of these students, Olivia Lankford of Vincennes, Indiana, and Parker Timberman of Brazil, Indiana, were selected to address their fellow graduates during VU’s in-person Mid-Year Commencement ceremonies on Saturday, Dec. 4. The celebrations at 10:30 a.m. (EST) and 1 p.m. (EST) in the Red Skelton Performing Arts Center are the University’s first in-person Commencement ceremonies since before the pandemic.
Meet Parker Timberman (Brazil, Indiana) Class of ‘21
(10:30 a.m. ceremony)
Parker Timberman is honored to be a Commencement Student Speaker and is super excited to be part of the in-person celebration.
“Holding in-person ceremonies is fantastic,” he said. “Graduation is the culmination of all the hard work my fellow graduates have put into obtaining our degrees.”
Timberman is graduating with an associate degree in General Studies. When he is on stage at Mid-Year Commencement, he’ll have his service dog, Herb, at his side.
“VU has helped me achieve my goals and dreams by being a constant source of encouragement and help throughout my time here,” he said.
During his VU journey, he was on Homecoming Court and served as a student representative in the Office of Diverse Abilities and Accommodations. He also participated in the Psychology Club.
The essence of Timberman’s Commencement speech is celebration.
“As well as an appreciation for our family, friends, faculty, and staff that supported us along the way,” he said.
His career aspirations include helping others, just as others have helped him. Timberman is transferring to Indiana University in Bloomington. He plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Recreational Therapy. He dreams of working as a recreational therapist at Bradford Woods, IU’s Outdoor Center.
“It will allow me to impact the lives of other individuals with physical and developmental disabilities in a positive way,” Timberman said.
Meet Olivia Lankford (Vincennes, Indiana) Class of ‘21
(1 p.m. ceremony)
Olivia Lankford has had an active presence on the Vincennes Campus. Her involvement includes Student Ambassador, 2021 Homecoming Queen, Campus Activities Board Public Relations Coordinator, Communications Club member, and now Commencement Speaker.
She is thankful for the experiences she has created at VU.
“VU has allowed us students to form relationships and make memories with our peers, friends, and even professors,” she said.
Lankford is thrilled about helping her fellow graduates mark a significant milestone in their lives and celebrate their tremendous accomplishments.
“I was lucky enough to attend a small high school where we were able to have a limited graduation, but many students weren’t able to get that,” she said. “So being able to celebrate their college degree in person will be very special to them and their families.”
Lankford will receive an associate degree in Public Relations and Communication. She will graduate summa cum laude and is a recipient of a Blue and Gold Award. She has received an Achievement in Communication Award and was named to VU’s dean’s list for the Spring Semester 2021.
“VU has helped me flourish as a college student because I was able to reach out to my professors for any help I needed,” she said. “My most significant experience would be my relationship with my advisor, professor, and mentor Dr. MaryAnn Seward. She has supported me, pushed me to get active on campus, and also led me to the success that I have had at VU.”
After VU, Lankford is transferring to the University of Southern Indiana. She expects to study Public Relations and Advertising with an emphasis in Advertising and a minor in Social Media. She would like to work in public relations or medical sales.

World AIDS Day Is Wednesday, Dec. 1

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AIDS Holiday Project Kicks Off on World AIDS Day (Dec. 1)

World AIDS Day is commemorated each year on December 1, and this year the Tri-State Alliance is featuring videos on our social media accounts. Videos from Father Brown and Tonya Heim are among the videos featured. They can be viewed at the Tri-State Alliance pages on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter; as well as the AIDS Holiday Project page on Facebook.

The event also kicks off the Tri-State Alliance AIDs Holiday Project. This year we are serving over 200 low-income households impacted by HIV / AIDS. Of the over 200 households, there are 14 households in Illinois that still need to be sponsored (8 with children), 15 households in Illinois (6 with children), and 17 households in Kentucky (3 with children). The project has served the community for 30 years.

You can contact the Tri-State Alliance at 812-480-0204, 3statealliance@gmail.com or message us on Messenger and we can give you a Wish list for a household near where you live. If you don’t want to do the shopping, please consider sending a check to the TSA Holiday Project, PO Box 2901, Evansville, IN 47728 or donate online at TSAGL.org/Donate.html and our volunteers will do the shopping.

PICTURED ABOVE: A picture from previous years when Billy Taylor and Julie Robinson load vehicles to make AIDS Holiday Project deliveries.

On Monday, November 29, 2021, 01:28:24 PM CST, Wally Paynter <wallacejpaynter2002@yahoo.com> wrote:

This Week at USI – November 29, 2021

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Reception at 4 p.m. Saturday, December 4

New Harmony Gallery hosts an exhibition, Filled Up 2: A Ceramic Cup Show

The New Harmony Gallery of Contemporary Art, in partnership with The New Harmony Clay Project, will host Filled Up 2: A Ceramic Cup Show through Saturday, December 18. Filled Up 2 exhibits ceramic cups from contributing artists around the United States, juried by noted ceramic artist Virginia Scotchie.

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IN CASE YOU MISSED IT

Open through Friday, December 10

McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries to host two exhibitions, -RHIZA and the 2021 Senior Seminar Exhibition

The McCutchan Art Center/Pace Galleries is excited to present two exhibitions to complete the Fall Semester, -RHIZA, an installation of experimental works by alumna Katherine Watts, and the 2021 Senior Seminar Exhibition. The exhibition will be displayed from October 18 through December 10. Gallery hours are from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays.

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2021-22 Academic Year

Lawrence Library to feature art, coins; collaborate with University of Evansville and Evansville Museum for 2021-22

The University of Southern Indiana John M. Lawrence ’73 Library will have four exhibits on display and open to the public for the 2021-22 Academic Year. The Lawrence Library exists to educate and inspire the members of the University community and the surrounding region through the exhibition, research, and preservation of its collections of historical and artistic manuscripts and artifacts.

The Library is located in the lower level of the Liberal Arts Center on the USI campus. It is open to the public from 2 – 4:30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. For more information, visit the Lawrence Library page on the USI website.

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STUDENT EVENTS

A collection of events on campus and in the community sponsored by USI student organizations can be found on the USI events calendar by clicking here.

NOVEMBER-2021 BIRTHDAYS

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DEBBIE HINES

TRACY HARMES BEDWELL

JENNIFER SCHMITT

JENNIFER WHITAKER

KENT GREATHOUSE

JENNIFER SCHMITT

SIDDHRTH TRIVEDI

JANA LAMBERT RABER 

MANDY STAUP DOUBLER

JESSE STORY

DONNIE WINKER

WRENNA LONG

MARTI HALL

RHETT SCHREIBER

DAVID BURKE

FRED SKEELS

BETHANY HALL

JOE NOTTER

KERRY ADAMS CORUM

JESSICA NUFFER

BEN TROCKMAN

CHARMAINE MALICOAT

LAURA FRITZ

CAROL SEGER FRITZ

MIKE ORTH

MARCIA STREANS

GARY MOSLEY

JENNIFER HIRCH CLAUSHEIDE

RHONDA BITTEL RAMSEY

TAYOR REGLIS

KATHY FRANK

BARBARA HELM HOBBS

CLAARK FIELD 

RON BEACON

AUDREY ANDERSON 

SAMANTHA DICKINSON

DAVE GONNERMAN

KRISTA JACKSON

LISA NEMEC

MISTY LINDSEY HART

ANGELA KOEHLER LINDSY

MARILYNN SCHMIDT HESS

JAMES BRAKER

JOHN DEE BROWN

TOM GROVES

CATHY MYERS

TOMMY JOHNNY

CHAD SCHAUSS

CHARLEEN NEWMAN WILLIAMSON

RUSTY ROBINSON

MARY L. GRACE 

RANDY SCHULZ

ROBIN D. MAJOR

VICKI KAVANAUGH BROWN 

JEFFREY C. JACKSON

BOSCOE JESSICA FRANCE

KEN KILLEBREW

JACINDA STRATTON-CLEMENTS

BRANDON BARTLETT

JAN F. SCHIFF

JEFF JAMES

CINDY BOWMAN 

JOSH NEIDIG

MIKE REEDER

EILEEN JANIGA 

DOLLARMAN JACKSON

MATTSTURGEON

KEN ELLSPERMAN

MIKE FRENCH

KYLE ASHBY

SHANE CAREY

JEFF HOWERTON

JILL CAPE

KYLE ASHBY

SHANE CAREY

JEFF HOWERTON

JILL CAPE

CARON LEADER

CARL UNDERWOOD 

COREY ELDRIDGE

TRINA CONNER

ANDY DILLOW

BRIAN REVEILLE

DICK HARRISON

ERIC WILLIAMS

JARED HOZEY

HADLIE DRAKE-SCHEIBER

DEREK MASTERSON

JAN SCHIFF

JEFF WOLF

MICHAEL A CASSELL

MISTY HART

KRYSTLE SPAHN

CHARLIE SELZTERS

BRIAN REVELLE

STACEY SPANKS

WENDELL LANCE

Marriage Licenses Issued For Vanderburgh County

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Marriage Licenses Issued For Vanderburgh County

Marriage Licenses Issued

 

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