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Angel is a 2-year-old New Zealand rabbit. She’s very friendly and loves strawberry tops as treats! She’d make a great bun for just about anyone. Her adoption fee is $40 and includes her microchip & spay. Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 for details!

 

Adopt A Pet

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Kelby is a 6-month-old male orange & white kitten! He has grown up at the VHS, getting overlooked over and over again and we’re not really sure why. He’s the last remaining of his siblings, and for several weeks he’s had some “roommates” from other litters and done just fine. (This is an older baby picture, too – he’s bigger now!) Kelby’s already neutered, microchipped, vaccinated, and ready to go home today for only $40! Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 for det

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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Eligibility Specialist – Hearings and Appeals
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Reviews cases under appeal to ensure that case information was gathered and processed in a complete and accurate manner in accordance with State policy….
Sep 24
Wealth Management Advisor Training Program
Northwestern Mutual 3.9/5 rating   2,301 reviews  – Evansville, IN
$52,000 – $106,000 a year
We hope you have a Bachelor of Arts or Science degree from a four-year college or university. Our financial professionals help clients reach their goals by…
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Sep 23
DOCK WORKER
Dayton Freight Lines 4/5 rating   181 reviews  – Evansville, IN
$18.65 an hour
Complete pre and post trip inspections on all dock equipment. Be available for irregular work schedules, alternating work shifts and/or assignments….
Sep 23
Fiber Optic drob bury
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Must provide own work truck and tools. Looking for reliable hardworking individuals to join our team as independent contractors burying cable 6-10 inches in the…
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Program Assistant
Optimal Rhythms – Newburgh, IN
$10 – $13 an hour
Provide 1:1 sensory and communication supports, assist with grade-level curriculum, educational activities, and personal care in a classroom setting,….
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Sep 23
Recovery Support Specialist
Volunteers Of America 3.6/5 rating   1,851 reviews  – Evansville, IN
$14.25 – $16.25 an hour
The Program Support Specialist will be an integral part of a program that serves individuals diagnosed with HIV who are struggling to overcome issues with…
Sep 22
Transaction Processor Coach
Conduent 2.8/5 rating   2,608 reviews  – Evansville, IN
Monitors priority of calls and shifts escalated calls to assure resolution to problems. Duties will include reviewing applications submitted, identifying…
Sep 24
Law Clerk
Kentucky Department Of Corrections 3.4/5 rating   127 reviews  – Henderson, KY
$35,080.56 a year
The ideal candidate recently completed all coursework at an ABA accredited law school to receive a JD degree and plans to take the next available bar exam or…
Sep 24
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
Dayton Freight Lines 4/5 rating   181 reviews  – Evansville, IN
Experience with handling a high volume of phone calls. Driver collect reports. Provide assistance to Drivers….
Sep 23
Light Housekeeping And Meal Preparation Full-time Support Needed For My Mother In Newburgh, IN.
Care.com 4.3/5 rating   865 reviews  – Newburgh, IN
I have a cat and I smoke.. Services Needed: Light Housekeeping, Meal Preparation, Companionship. Alzheimer’s/Dementia…
Sep 22
Nanny Needed For 3 Children In Evansville
Care.com 4.3/5 rating   865 reviews  – Evansville, IN
Evansville family needs a full-time nanny. Must love kids! Our ideal match will meet the requirements below. Some light housekeeping is required. Duties…
Sep 23
Nanny Needed For 1 Child In Evansville
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It is important to us that you have your own car. Evansville family needs a full-time nanny. Must love kids!…
Sep 23

Gov. Holcomb Public Schedule for October 1

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INDIANAPOLIS – Below find Indiana Gov. Eric J. Holcomb’s public schedule for October 1, 2018.

 

Monday, October 1: Robing Ceremony of the Honorable Elizabeth F. Tavitas

WHO:              Gov. Holcomb

Members of the judiciary

 

WHAT:                        The governor will give remarks.

 

WHEN:            2 p.m., Monday, October 1

 

WHERE:          Indiana Statehouse

Supreme Court Courtroom

200 W. Washington St.

Indianapolis, IN 46204

Supreme Court agrees to decide fate of Yorktown clerk-treasurer’s job

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Olivia Covington for www.theindianalawyer.com

The Indiana Supreme Court has agreed to decide whether Yorktown can forcibly remove its clerk-treasurer from office, a decision the clerk-treasurer’s attorney told the justices could have implications beyond his client.

The court heard oral argument on petition to transfer in State of Indiana v. Beth A. Neff, 18A02-1708-IF-01933, on Thursday morning. Delaware County Prosecutor Jeffrey Arnold opened the case in July 2017, when he filed for Neff’s removal based on her failure to correctly reconcile the town books for 48 consecutive months.

The trial court declined the motion to remove Neff under Indiana’s Removal Statute, Indiana Code section 5-8-1-35, finding her failure to reconcile the books was a result of misfeasance, not nonfeasance. But the Indiana Court of Appeals disagreed, holding in May that “Neff’s failure, over a period of years, to perform a critical, official and mandatory duty for a clerk-treasurer falls squarely within the confines of Article VI Sections 7 and 8 of the Indiana Constitution and our legislature’s response via the Removal Statute.”

The state urged the justices to deny transfer and uphold the COA’s ruling, arguing that under State v. McRoberts, 207 Ind. 293, 192 N.E. 428 (1934), and State ex rel. Ayer v. Ewing, 231 Ind. 1, 106 N.E.2d 441 (1952), Neff could be removed for failing to perform an essential duty of her office. But Jeffrey Heinzmann, Neff’s counsel, argued McRoberts and Ayer require elected officials to shirk all of their duties, not just one duty, before removal is warranted.

The state urged the court to adopt its proffered test to determine when removal from elected office is appropriate. The proposed test would include three questions, the third of which would be most dispositive:

• Did the official fail to perform a duty?

• Was the neglected duty essential or critical?

• Was the neglect isolated?

In Neff’s case, the state maintained her four-year failure to properly reconcile the books could not be considered isolated neglect.

The justices must now decide which interpretation of the Removal Statute to adopt. Heinzmann cautioned that allowing the COA’s decision to stand could lead to a proliferation of removal cases due to what he perceives to be an expansion of the statute. That proliferation would take power away from the voters, he said.

Rachel Tam leads Aces against Braves

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Junior Rachel Tam recorded a game-high 21 kills as the University of Evansville volleyball team came up short at Bradley by a final of 3-0 on Saturday evening.

 

Tam hit .240 in the match with 21 kills in 50 tries for UE (6-12, 0-5 MVC).  Mildrelis Rodriguez and Alondra Vazquez finished with 6 and 5 kills, respectively.  Vazquez paced the team with 19 digs while Allana McInnis had 24 assists.  Erica Haslag and Hannah Thompson paced the Braves (14-2, 4-0 MVC) with 12 and 11 kills.

 

Evansville led early in game one with a BU error giving them a 2-1 edge.  Bradley notched the next two to take the lead before extending the advantage to seven at 11-4.  The Aces slowly made their way back, cutting a 22-17 deficit to just a pair at 22-20 with back-to-back kills from Tam and Kerra Cornist.  The Braves regrouped following a time out, scoring the final three to win by a 25-20 score.

 

In the second game, the Braves posted the first two points and never trailed.  UE kept it close with a Tam kill getting her squad within three at 14-11, but BU pushed its lead back out to seven (24-17) before the Aces scored three in a row to make it the final of 25-20.

 

An excellent start saw UE jump out to an 8-1 lead in the third frame.  Tam and Rodriguez notched two kills apiece in the run.  Bradley came back with four in a row to make it an 8-5 game, but the Aces stood strong with another Tam kill extending the lead back to five at 15-10.  The difference for the Braves came in a 10-3 run gave them a 20-18 edge, their first lead of the set.  Evansville fought back to tie it at 22-22 on a Vazquez kill, but the Braves hung on, scoring the last three tallies to clinch the match with a 25-22 triumph.

 

UE looks to regain its stride when it returns home next weekend to take on Southern Illinois and Missouri State.

Eagles fall to Cardinals in straight sets

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University of Southern Indiana Volleyball suffered a 25-21, 25-19, 29-27 Great Lakes Valley Conference setback to host William Jewell College Saturday afternoon.

The Screaming Eagles (8-9, 2-7 GLVC) return to action Tuesday at 6 p.m. (CDT) when they visit Bellarmine University.

Set 1
William Jewell (4-14, 1-7 GLVC) held the Eagles to a negative .103 attacking percentage as it pulled out the four-point win in the opening frame. USI led 21-20, but the Cardinals won the final five points to grab the one-set lead.

Set 2
USI rallied from a two-point deficit midway through the second frame pull into a 17-17 tie, but the Cardinals won eight of the final 10 rallies to pull out the six-point win and extend their match lead to 2-0.  William Jewell hit .317 in the second frame and held the Eagles to a .154 attacking percentage.

Set 3
The Eagles fought off match-point three times and had a chance at set-point with a 27-26 lead, but the Cardinals won three straight points to end the Eagles’ comeback bid. USI, which hit .280 in the third frame, had a 19-12 lead, but the Cardinals used a 10-3 run to match USI at 22-22.

USI Statistical Leaders
Sophomore outside hitter Alyssa Yochum (Columbia, Illinois) posted her first-career double-double with 11 kills and a career-high 12 digs. Sophomore setter Casey Cepicky (St. Louis, Missouri) had 18 assists and eight digs, while senior libero Haley Limper (Springfield, Illinois) and sophomore defensive specialist Callie Gubera(Thorntown, Indiana) had 15 and 10 digs, respectively.