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No. 3/11 Hoosiers Sweep No. 8/16 Louisville on Senior Day

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No. 3/11 Hoosiers Sweep No. 8/16 Louisville on Senior Day

 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – The No. 3/11-ranked Indiana University men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams swept the No. 8/16 Louisville Cardinals on Friday afternoon at the Counsilman Billingsley Aquatic Center in Bloomington, Ind.

The No. 3 Indiana men’s team (8-0) defeated the No. 8 Louisville squad, 187-106, while the No. 11-ranked Hoosier women’s team (4-3-1) beat the No. 16 Cardinals, 154.5-145.5. The win for the IU men marked the team’s 30th-straight dual-meet victory.

HOOSIER WINNERS

MEN

Zach Apple – 100 freestyle (44.02), 400 freestyle relay (2:55.12)

Bruno Blaskovic – 400 freestyle relay (2:55.12)

Michael Brinegar – 1,000 freestyle (8:59.85)

Mikey Calvillo – 500 freestyle (4:25.63)

James Connor – 3-meter dive (446.78), 1-meter dive (414.00)

Gabriel Fantoni – 200 medley relay (1:26.50), 100 backstroke (46.57)

Ian Finnerty – 200 medley relay (1:26.50), 100 breaststroke (53.62), 200 breaststroke (1:59.69), 200 IM (1:47.66)

Jack Franzman – 400 freestyle relay (2:55.12)

Brandon Hamblin – 200 medley relay (1:26.50)

Vini Lanza – 200 medley relay (1:26.50), 200 butterfly (1:44.83), 100 butterfly (47.46)

Mohamed Samy – 200 freestyle (1:36.60), 50 freestyle (19.98), 200 backstroke (1:45.62), 400 freestyle relay (2:55.12)

WOMEN

Bailey Anderson – 200 IM (2:00.65)

Maria Paula Heitmann – 500 freestyle (4:51.60)

Cassy Jernberg – 1,000 freestyle (9:55.88)

Lilly King – 100 breaststrokes (1:00.76), 200 breaststrokes (2:12.89)

Jessica Parratto – 1-meter dive (316.13), 3-meter dive (356.33)

NOTABLES

  • The Hoosier men won all 16 events against the Cardinals.
  • The Hoosier men’s team extended its dual-meet winning streak to 30 meets. IU’s last loss in a dual meet came on Jan. 16, 2016 against Michigan.
  • The Indiana men finished the season undefeated in dual meets for the third-straight year.
    • The victory for the IU men is the team’s seventh over a top-25 opponent this season.
  • Before the meet, Indiana honored its seniors who competed in their final dual meet at the Counsilman Billingsley Aquatic Center – Zach Apple, Bailey Anderson, Mackenzie Atencio, Wilson Beckman, Clark Carter, James Connor, Adam Destrampe, Ian Finnerty, Trey Hubbuch, Christine Jensen, Drew Keenan, Katie Keller, Lilly King, Vini Lanza, Laura Morley, Jessica Parratto and Josh Romany.

 NCAA CUTS

A: None.

B: Gabriel Fantoni (100 back), Lilly King (100 breasts), Noelle Peplowski (100 breasts, 1:01.32), Ian Finnerty (100 breasts), Vini Lanza (200 fly), Lilly King (200 breast), Noelle Peplowski (200 breast, 2:13.83)

NCAA ZONES QUALIFYING SCORES

Men’s 1-Meter: James Connor, Andrew Capobianco (390.98), Mory Gould (338.18), Cole VanDevender (302.85).

Women’s 1-Meter: Jessica Parratto, Taylor Carter (271.80).

Men’s 3-Meter: James Connor, Andrew Capobianco (396.08), Mory Gould (384.23).

Women’s 3-Meter: Jessica Parratto.

 UP NEXT

The No. 11-ranked Indiana women’s swimming and diving team will host the 2019 Big Ten Women’s Swimming and Diving Championships at the Counsilman Billingsley Aquatic Center in Bloomington, Ind. The four-day meet gets started on Wednesday, Feb. 20.

 

EVSC SCHOOLS CLOSED TODAY

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Unfortunately road conditions have gotten worse since our early morning decision to delay. Roads are now slick and dangerous. We are changing to being CLOSED TODAY (2/1/19). We apologize for any confusion.

EPD ACTIVITY REPORT

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EPD REPORT

VANDERBURGH COUNTY RECENT BOOKING RECORDS

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http://www.vanderburghsheriff.com/jail-recent-booking-records.aspx

Stranded Motorist Injured on I-69

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Yesterday morning the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office responded to the area of I-69 near the 1.5-mile marker to a report of a stalled vehicle that had been struck by another vehicle. The driver of each vehicle was transported to area hospitals for potentially serious, but non-life threatening injuries.

During the investigation, deputies discovered that a maroon Cadillac Escalade was parked southbound on the emergency shoulder of I-69 with a flat tire. The driver of the Escalade was awaiting the arrival of roadside assistance when his vehicle was struck in the rear by a black Ford Expedition that was traveling southbound. The impact caused both vehicles to crash into the guardrail, with the Expedition coming to rest in the middle of the southbound lanes of the interstate. As a result, the southbound lanes of I-69 were closed for about an hour.

Pursuant to Indiana state law regarding motor vehicle collisions involving serious bodily injury or death, both of the involved drivers were requested to consent to toxicology screening to be completed by the Indiana Department of Toxicology. Both drivers submitted to the toxicology screening at the hospital. The investigation will remain open pending the official toxicology results. It does not appear at this time that drugs or alcohol played a role in the crash.

 

The above images were captured by deputies investigating the crash.

 

THIS WEEKS HAPPENINGS IN PICTURES

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Yesterday Ben Trockman officially filed to run for the Evansville City Council in the First Ward as a Democrat.  If Ben wins the 1st Ward seat he will become the first Democrat to win the First Ward seat in 52 years.  He would also become the first quadriplegic to ever win a seat on the Evansville City Council in the history of Evansville. On a terribly cold afternoon, with various school closings, Mr. Trockman managed to attract a large, diverse and enthusiastic crowd to witness his filing.  We are told that Mr. Trockman chose yesterday to file for public office because it was FDR’s birthday.  FDR is Ben’s political hero because he was the only U. S. President to serve while in a wheelchair because of a physical impairment.

Ben’s campaign theme is “Forward” with an emphasis on that “E” is for everyone?  Mr. Trockman campaign manager is none other than the popular Vanderburgh County Commissioner Ben Shoulders.

Yesterday a well known 19-year-old University Of Evansville student-athlete was sworn in as a member of the Greenway Advisory Committee.  As far as we know that Aulden Nance is the youngest member to be appointed to a county board during the last 50 plus years. Tom Shetler, Jr. was around 16 when he was appointed to the Parks and Recreation Board. We congratulate Aulden Nance on this prestigious political appointment made by members of the Vanderburgh County Commissioners.  We know he will do an outstanding job in this position.

“READERS FORUM” FEBRUARY 1, 2019

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We hope that today’s “READERS FORUM” will provoke honest and open dialogue concerning issues that we, as responsible citizens of this community, need to address in a rational and responsible way? 

WHAT’S ON YOUR MIND TODAY?

Todays“Readers Poll” question is:  Are you excited about the diverse group of individuals running for a seat on the 2019 City Council?

Please go to our link of our media partner Channel 44 News located in the upper right-hand corner of the City-County Observer so you can get the up-to-date news, weather, and sports.

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FOOTNOTE:  Any comments posted in this column do not represent the views or opinions of the City-County Observer or our advertisers.

Evansville Daycare Closed; Pending Investigation

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JANUARY 31ST, 2019 MEGAN DIVENTI EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

A Tri-State daycare is closed and Evansville police say Fireside Chapel Daycare is now under investigation. This all comes after a reported incident inside the daycare.

A notification was sent to parents Thursday from someone who works at the daycare.

Photos recently started circulating on social media showing children with unexplained injuries. All of them attended Fireside Chapel Daycare. Now Evansville Police are involved and say they are investigating this as a crime.

Nicole Wochaski’s daughter is almost three and has been attending Fireside Chapel Daycare since last January.

She says at first she was impressed with the facility, but all that soon changed.

“Then through the summer she was having really really bad diaper rashes and she never has them at home,” says Nicole Wochaski, former Fireside Chapel parent. “She never had them on the weekends. She never had them when she was in anyone else’s care. It was always when she was at daycare.”

She gave the staff diaper cream, wipes, and diapers to help the issue, but says it got worst.

“It got to the point where it was so bad at one time her whole diaper area was blistered as if her skin was peeling and I was furious,” says Wochaski.

Her daughter also mentioned how she was not allowed to use the bathroom, had been spanked, and even says she woke up alone in a classroom.

Wochaski says she mentioned her concerns to Fireside staff at least a dozen times, but never got anywhere.

So Thursday, she collected her daughter’s things from the daycare.

“But I did go to gather her belongings and when I went into the room that houses all of the cubbies it was about 90 percent empty,” says Wochaski.

Another mom says she cried tears of joy after reading about the daycare closing.

Leslie Young says she dropped her 3-month-old daughter off at Fireside in August and was able to keep an eye on her through an app.

“She was only getting her diaper changed like three times a day and she was there 7:45 a.m to about 4:45 p.m and they’re just feeding her constantly. Way overfeeding her and under-diapering her,” says Leslie Young, former Fireside Chapel parent.

Then the third week Young says she had more problems.

“She was face down into her crib and she had obviously been like that for a while because her head, like her forehead and her nose, both had red marks on them where they had been smashed down against the mattress,” says Young.

Days later, Young found what appeared to be a bite mark on her daughter’s leg. She also says she tried to talk to the staff about her concerns but got nowhere, so she removed her daughter from the facility.

44News has made multiple attempts to reach someone at Fireside Chapel, but have not heard back. State inspection records show the facility did not have any critical violations, but some staff members were hired without ever getting a background check.

EVPL Sets Safety Plan for Drag Queen Story Hour

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EVPL Sets Safety Plan for Drag Queen Story Hour

JANUARY 31ST, 2019 TYRONE MORRIS EVANSVILLE, INDIANA

Many people presented safety concerns during a county commissioners’ meeting this week.

Despite the negative feedback, EVPL says the Drag Queen Story Hour is still taking place at the end of February.

Library officials say there is a safety plan in place that includes safety of staff members, the public performers and anyone who supports or opposes the event.

The EVPL encourages everyone to attend.

Below is the full statement:

Evansville Vanderburgh Public Library is aware of recent statements made at the County Commissioners meeting this week. These statements proposed potential actions to be taken in
response to Drag Queen Story Hour, a voluntary event that is still scheduled to take place at the end of
February.
We take the proposed actions and statements seriously and within the complex and intricate
procedural context in which they would be operationalized.
We have a safety plan in place for the event that includes the safety of our staff, public, the performers, and anyone who supports or opposes the event. Safety is of the utmost importance to us.
We encourage and invite the public, elected officials and other to explore the historical, contemporary, and future frameworks that guide library and information science work

St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic Welcomes New Dentist

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St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic in Evansville is pleased to welcome Michelle Kelley, DDS, as a full-time dentist.  St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic is a special unit just for children that provides dental education and prevention services. The Clinic is a fully functioning dental office which takes dental care to patients by parking on-site at local schools and agencies.  Please see the attached for additional details and feel free to call me at 812-485-4897 if you would like to arrange an interview with Dr. Kelley.

 Michelle Kelley, DDS, has joined St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic in Evansville as a full-time dentist. Dr. Kelley is a native of Evansville. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene from the University of Southern Indiana and went on to complete her Doctor of Dental Surgery at Indiana University of School of Dentistry where she graduated with the highest distinction. Prior to joining St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic in this full-time capacity, she served as a part-time dentist for the Clinic while also maintaining a private practice. 

St. Vincent Mobile Dental Clinic is a special unit just for children that provides dental education and prevention services. The Mobile Dental Clinic’s unique mobile care capability, combined with its focus on quality treatment, makes our program an innovative leader in care.

The Clinic is a fully functioning dental office which takes dental care to patients by parking on-site at local schools and agencies. Services provided on the Mobile Dental Clinic include:

  • Exams
  • Cleanings
  • X-rays
  • Fluoride
  • Sealants
  • Fillings
  • Stainless steel crowns
  • Extractions
  • Space maintainers
  • Appliance therapy
  • Pulpotomy’s
  • Referrals to local specialists for root canals

Clinic staff also provide assistance to those who may not have insurance by offering help with signing up for Hoosier Healthwise and arranging for payment plans. The Clinic is focused on the healthy future of the children of our community.

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