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Tax Reform Bill Could Impact University of Evansville Endowment

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 Lawmakers in Washington D.C. are still wrestling with the details of the new tax reform bill, some of which could have a negative impact on higher education.
The bill proposes a 1.4% excise tax on endowments, which would affect scholarships for many students.

Schools with an endowment of $250,000 per part-time student and $500,000 per full-time student would be affected.

Although the endowment at UE isn’t high enough to be affected, officials say the future is still a concern.

Donna Teague said, “We would hope that our lawmakers would see that, and make the right decisions to help higher ed and our students because as you know, higher education is very important. It’s important that students get a degree to help them in the future. So we need to try to make higher ed as affordable as possible.”

Kentucky Wesleyan’s endowment is also not high enough to be affected.

Negotiations on the new tax reform bill are still ongoing.

Britney Taylor

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COA Reverses Involuntarily Mental Health Commitment

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Olivia Covington for www.theindianalawyer.com

A woman involuntarily committed to the Evansville State Hospital for mental health treatment must be released after the Indiana Court of Appeals determined Friday there was insufficient evidence to support her commitment.

As a result of her diagnosis with schizoaffective disorder and post-traumatic stress disorder, P.B. suffered from paranoia and delusions and believed her mother was conspiring to harm her. She was also “poorly compliant” with outpatient treatment because she believed her medication was poisonous.

P.B. was admitted to the Evansville State Hospital on Feb. 13, and one day later the St. Joseph Superior Court entered an order to continue her regular commitment without a hearing. After P.B. filed for dismissal of her commitment, the trial court held a hearing, where Dr. Boris Vatel testified in favor of continuing the commitment because she was gravely disabled.

The trial court ultimately continued P.B.’s involuntary commitment, but the Indiana Court of Appeals reversed that decision on Friday. Judge Michael Barnes, writing for the unanimous panel, pointed T.K. v. Department of Veteran Affairs, 27 N.E.3d 271, 273 (Ind. 2015), which disapproved of the Court of Appeals using a standard of review that affirmed involuntary commitments “merely if a reasonable person could have drawn the conclusion that commitment was necessary, even if other reasonable conclusions were possible.”

Although P.B. had paranoid delusions and often had confrontations with her neighbors, there was no evidence her delusions caused her to destroy property or harm herself or other people, Barnes said. Additionally, there was no evidence she was unable to provide food, clothing and shelter for herself, he said.

 “Essentially, Dr. Vatel’s recommendation in favor of P.B.’s continued involuntary commitment was based on her unpleasantness and inability to get along with other people, her paranoid delusions, and her failure to fully cooperate with treatment,” the judge wrote. “None of this is untrue, and there is no doubt that P.B. suffers from severe mental illness. However, the statutory definition of ‘gravely disabled’ is very specific, and it has not been met here.”

Thus, the appellate panel concluded P.B.’s regular involuntary commitment deprived her liberty without sufficient evidence.

The case is In the Matter of the Commitment of P.B. v. Evansville State Hospital, 71A03-1706-MH-1362.

Groundbreaking Set for St. Vincent Patricia Browning Stone Indoor Sensory Playground

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Generous Gift Made By Bill And Mary Stone

WHAT: A groundbreaking ceremony will be held for the new indoor sensory playground, located on the campus of St. Vincent Evansville, in addition to recognizing donors – Bill & Mary Stone

WHEN: Tuesday, December 19, 2017 at 11 a.m. 

WHERE: St. Vincent Center for Children, 3900 Washington Avenue, Evansville

DETAILS:

St. Vincent will host a groundbreaking ceremony for its new state-of-the-art, indoor therapeutic sensory playground for young patients who are cared for at St. Vincent Center for Children in Evansville. The playground will help provide sensory stimulation and cognitive development for children who struggle with a variety of conditions such as Sensory Processing Disorder (SPD).

The playground was made possible due to a generous donation by Bill and Mary O’Daniel Stone. They are natives of Evansville and are 1973 graduates of Memorial High School. Bill is CEO of Connecticut based, SS&C Technologies, which also has a large Evansville office. The playground will be named in honor of Bill’s mom, Patricia Browning Stone, who is also a graduate of Memorial High School and of the St. Mary’s School of Nursing.

The St. Vincent Center for Children is a comprehensive outpatient facility that was created to address the unmet healthcare needs of the region’s children. Services include pediatric behavioral health, pediatric subspecialty clinic, a resource center and the Tri-State’s only behavior-based, intensive feeding therapy program.

NO BROWN BAG SERIES PERFORMANCE DURING DECEMBER 20 or 27

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BROWN BAG PERFORMANCE SERIES TO START RESUME ON JANUARY 3, 2018 

The Brown Bag Performance Series will take a winter break the weeks of December 20 and December 27. Please join us again at noon on January 3, as we welcome B&B Entertainment.

The Brown Bag Performance Series is a free program occurring at noon on Wednesdays at the Arts Council’s Bower-Suhrheinrich Foundation Gallery at 318 Main Street. The Brown Bag Series is made possible in part by the Mesker Music Trust, managed by Fifth Third Investment Advisors.

Adopt A Pet

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Athena is a female chocolate Australian Shepherd. She’s around 8 months old and weighs 43 lbs. Her previous owner surrendered her for financial reasons. Athena is already spayed, microchipped, and up-to-date on her shots and can go home for $100 through Friday, December 16th. After that, she has no adoption fee for the Empty the Shelter event – but if you really want her, don’t wait!! She will go quickly. Contact Vanderburgh Humane at (812) 426-2563 for adoption details!

The Evansville Otters Signed Pitcher Greg Stagan

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Evansville, Ind. (Dec. 11, 2017)–The Evansville Otters have signed starting pitcher Greg Stagani of West Liberty University to a 2018 contract.
Stagani, 23, was 4-2 with a 2.60 ERA in seven games at West Liberty as a senior in 2017.  Stagani struck out 49 and walked 14 in 34.2 innings pitched, earning a birth on the All-Mountain East Conference second team.
Stagani was 5-5 with a 3.07 ERA in 11 games for the Hilltoppers as a junior in 2016.
A native of Richmond, Ohio, Stagani began his collegiate career at Mount Vernon Nazarene University.
The Otters will face the Washington Wild Things at Bosse Field on May 11 to open the 2018 Frontier League regular season.

HOT JOBS IN EVANSVILLE

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Store Associates
Goodwill 10,845 reviews – Henderson, KY
Guaranteed 28 – 29 hours per week. Evansville Goodwill Industries is seeking individuals looking for part-time employment for our Henderson Ky store….
DC Associate I – Inbound, Swing Shift – Robards, KY – 4-Star
Columbia Sportswear 229 reviews – Robards, KY
$12.50 an hour
Receive incoming product and affixing proper labeling. Our state-of-the-art and climate-controlled distribution centers provide excellent career opportunity and…
Clerk and Cashier
Ruler Foods 18,109 reviews – Henderson, KY
$9 an hour
That means greeting them with a smile, a genuine “Hi” and offering to assist. Our team members all share a common goal of welcoming and serving customers with…
Wireless Retail Sales Associate (Henderson)
Sprint by Wireless Express 7,669 reviews – Henderson, KY
Identifying the right solutions for customer billing, technical and/or account issues; Discounted Cell Phone Service;…
Preschool Teacher
Kidz World Childcare, Inc. – Henderson, KY
Required license or certification:. Be available for mandatory training as required by the state of KY and Kidz World….
CareGiver- Henderson and Surrounding areas
Home Instead Senior Care 2,558 reviews – Henderson, KY
Possess a valid driver’s license and valid auto insurance (required if driving clients). Home Instead Senior Care provides a variety of non-medical services…
Production Worker
Worldwide Technologies, LLC – Henderson, KY
$13.50 an hour
(May wear lace up steel toes and borrow met guards from employer). IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR TEMPORARY FULL-TIME PRODUCTION WORKER!!!…
Insurance Claims Specialist (Health Care Management)
Methodist Hospital 443 reviews – Henderson, KY
Associates Degree in related field preferred. Develop appropriate action plans. Work and resolve credit balances appropriately….
RURAL CARR ASSOC/SRV REG RTE
United States Postal Service 12,919 reviews – Fort Branch, IN
$17.40 an hour
Applicants must have a valid state driver’s license, a safe driving record, and at least two years of. KSAs include Postal Service driving policies, safe…
Customer Service Representative – UniFirst
UniFirst 692 reviews – Evansville, IN
We are currently seeking an entry level CUSTOMER SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE to •Handle telephone inquires and taking orders over the phone •Data entry •Provide…
Full-Time Comptroller/Customer Service ($455-$480/week)
Evansville Overstock Warehouse – Evansville, IN
$11.37 – $12.00 an hour
Valid Drivers License. Required license or certification:. _*Advancement/Management opportunities available based on performance &*_ _*Full benefits are…
Merchandising Team Member Full Time
Academy Sports + Outdoors 2,699 reviews – Evansville, IN
Executes and audits store signage, displays and other visual merchandising elements according to company standards….
OPERATOR CRANE I
Zachry Group 21 reviews – Owensville, IN
Knowledge of hand tools and power tools. Installs, services and repairs mechanical equipment. Must understand how to read and interpret technical….
Lab Technician
Countrymark Coop – Mount Vernon, IN
Employee must have valid driver’s license if operating a company vehicle or their own vehicle for work purposes….
ASSISTANT RURAL CARRIER (ARC)
United States Postal Service 12,919 reviews – Mount Vernon, IN
$17.40 an hour
Applicants should have a valid state driver’s license, a safe driving record and at least two years of. KSAs include Postal Service driving policies, safe…
Infant Caregiver
High Point Child Care Learning Center 3 reviews – Evansville, IN
If you are looking for a child care teaching position, please send your resume and references in response to this ad, or simply stop by our location in person…
Skilled Maintenance Technician-Second Shift
BOOTZ INDUSTRIES 5 reviews – Evansville, IN
AA degree in mechanical, electrical or industrial maintenance preferred. Strong hydraulic, pneumatic, mechanical and industrial skills required….
Social Worker-MSW (PRN)
Envision Healthcare 63 reviews – Evansville, IN
Current state license as a Social Worker. Valid Driver’s License. Primary function is to provide coordinated care in the home to clients of all age groups and…
Extrusion Operator
ResourceMFG 174 reviews – Evansville, IN
$13 an hour
TEMP TO HIRE – once hired on, you can get certified in other areas and increase your pay even more! Operate fork truck as needed….
Manager Trainee
Menard, Inc 3,751 reviews – Evansville, IN
Bachelors Degree in a Business related field is preferred, but not required. During the program you will rotate through four training areas within the store,…
Human Resources Specialist Spring Paid Internship
Easterseals Rehabilitation Center 1,341 reviews – Evansville, IN
Easterseals is seeking an independent, self-motivated, creative, and detail oriented individual with a passion for recruiting, networking, and building…
DSS Customer Svc Specialist II
Deaconess Health System 37 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid drivers license is required with an acceptable driving record. Deaconess Laboratory Staff work in a progressive, highly computerized environment that…
Newspaper Delivery
Evansville Courier 3 reviews – Boonville, IN
$1,000 a month
Must have reliable transportation, valid drivers license & vehicle insurance. Newspaper contractor wanted for early morning home delivery in the Boonville area…
Family Looking for Child Care Center for 11 Month Old and 11 Month Old
– Boonville, IN
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Assistant Director of Admissions
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Develop your own leads from the community, other students, and visitors. Ability and desire to make extensive outbound phone calls, using phone outlines to set…
Toolmaker I,II,III/Apprentice
Berry Global, Inc. – Evansville, IN
Develop skills in quality investigation, CMM. Key cards, preventing unauthorized entry to the. Must be a Certified Journeyman Tool Maker or….
Wireless Retail Sales Associate (Red Bank)
Sprint by Wireless Express 7,669 reviews – Evansville, IN
Identifying the right solutions for customer billing, technical and/or account issues; Discounted Cell Phone Service;…
Call Center
HireLevel. 3 reviews – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
This is not a cold-calling position, but one that will be answering phones to help clients concerning tax preparation services….
Yellow Cab Driver
Rivercity Yellow Cab – Evansville, IN
$50 – $150 a day
Required license or certification:. Drivers will need an Indiana Operator’s License with a “FOR HIRE” endorsement….
Sales Manager in Training
Mattress Firm 851 reviews – Evansville, IN
$35,000 – $41,000 a year
We are committed to providing you with opportunities to apply your degree or business experience, develop professional selling skills, gain relevant management…

Evansville Police Department Police Pension Board for 2018

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For your general information, below is a list of planned dates and times for the 2018 monthly meetings of the Evansville Police Department Pension Board.  The meetings are generally held on the first Wednesday of each month at 8:15 a.m. in Room 307 of The Evansville Civic Center Complex located at #1 NW M L King Jr. Blvd.  The meeting for February is held on the first Wednesday following the annual election that is held on the 2nd Monday of February.

As the need arises, an executive session may be held before the beginning of the regular session and will be closed as provided by I.C. 5-14-1.5-6.1(7). For discussion of records classified as confidential by state or federal statute.

Immediately following the Executive Session, a regular Open Session will be held.

January          3   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

February      14 Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

March            7   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

April              4   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

May               2   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

June               6   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

July              11  Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

August           1 Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

September     5    Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

October          3   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

November      7   Wednesday       8:15 am        Civic Center Room 307

December      5    Wednesday       8:15 am       Civic Center Room 307