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MEDICARE SEMINAR  SET FOR TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7TH      

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(Evansville, IN) – Senior Connection will hold a Welcome to Medicare seminar Tuesday, February 7th, at 4:00 p.m. at 951 S. Hebron Ave., Suite C (between Bellemeade and Washington Ave.) adjacent to the Senior Connection Office.

When individuals and their families are new to the Federal Medicare program, it can be confusing and frustrating at first glance. This program will help you better understand the many different parts of Medicare and what your options are when you enroll.

This is an informational program only. No specific plans or companies will be discussed. The seminar will be presented by Gina Downs, Vice President of Senior Connection. It is free but registration is required. Call Senior Connection at 812-473-7271 or toll free at 800-258-7610 for reservations and directions.

Hot Jobs in Evansville

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Full-Time Teller
First Security Bank, Inc.  3 reviews – Evansville, IN
Provides a variety of customer savings, checking and credit account transactions at the teller or drive-in window, including receiving checks and cash for…
Easily apply
Jan 17
Transportation Security Officer (TSO)
Transportation Security Administration  755 reviews – Evansville, IN
$15.37 – $21.96 an hour
Applicants must not have delinquent Federal or State taxes, past due child support payments, and must not have defaulted on $7,500 or more in delinquent debt …
Jan 17
Customer Care Coordinator
Leisure Distributors – Evansville, IN
$12 – $14 an hour
Demonstrates helpful and effective telephone etiquette and customer service skills by providing appropriate information….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Medical Records Assistant – Temporary Position
Easterseals Rehabilitation Center – Evansville, IN
No phone calls please.*. Candidate must be detail oriented, familiar with data entry and Microsoft Office. Medical Records Assistant*….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Leasing Consultant – North Park Apartments
AMP Residential – Evansville, IN
Valid Driver’s License. AMP Residential is seeking to hire a Leasing Consultant at North Park Apartments in Evansville, IN!*….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Housing Specialist
AIDS Resource Group – Evansville, IN
$28,500 a year
They participate in compliance audits and quality improvement plans;- Responsible for maintaining confidentiality of all patient, clients, proprietary, and…
Easily apply
Jan 17
Shipping/Warehouse Associate
A. Schulman, Inc.  54 reviews – Evansville, IN
Performs accurate data entry as required. Maintain a clean work environment including the silo pad and blender areas ensuring that there are no pellets or…
Jan 17
Production Assistant
Gannett  298 reviews – Evansville, IN
These positions will perform work within the technical area of the packaging department for production of daily newspaper packages and other product….
Jan 17
ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT
Life Care Centers of America  1,110 reviews – Evansville, IN
Must have a valid driver’s license in current State with satisfactory driving record per Life Care standards….
Jan 17
School Photographer
Inter-State Studio and Publishing Company – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
Responsibilities of photographer will be to sign out equipment at the beginning of day, transport it to location of photo shoot, set up equipment, photograph…
Easily apply
Jan 17
Warehouse Associate
A. Schulman, Inc.  54 reviews – Evansville, IN
The Company’s customers span a wide range of markets such as packaging, mobility, building & construction, electronics & electrical, agriculture, personal care …
Jan 17
Material Handler
Synovos – Evansville, IN
Mount Vernon State:. Inventory Counting Shipping Receiving Pick Stock Issue Material Consumable Spare Part Warehouse Distribution Manufacturing Plant Tool Crib…
Jan 17
Assistant Manager
Cato Fashions  823 reviews – Evansville, IN
Required license or certification:. We are seeking a full time assistant manager who is clothing obsessed, customer oriented, friendly and outgoing.GENERAL JOB…
Easily apply
Jan 17
Apartment Manager
Oaks V Apartments – Boonville, IN
Oaks V Apartments in Boonville, Indiana is currently seeking an experienced Apartment Manager.The Apartment Manager is responsible in overseeing the overall…
Easily apply
Jan 17
Unit Clerk-Brentwood Springs
Springstone – Newburgh, IN
Valid Driver’s License. Unit Clerk requisitions supplies designated by nursing staff, compile census information, makes copies, filing, answers telephone and…
Jan 17
PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN
A. Schulman, Inc.  54 reviews – Evansville, IN
The Company’s customers span a wide range of markets such as packaging, mobility, building & construction, electronics & electrical, agriculture, personal care …
Jan 17
DSP – Direct Support Professional – Aspire Day Program
Easterseals Rehabilitation Center – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
Required license or certification:. Is currently hiring Direct Support Professionals for our Aspire Adult Day Services program at our main building.*….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Upscale Security Officer (Mt. Vernon)
G4S  5,323 reviews – Mount Vernon, IN
Pass a State licensing test if driving a company-owned or client-provided vehicle. Must be at least 18 years old or the minimum age required by the State….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Community Coordinator – Contract
Pink Leaf: A Learning Company – Evansville, IN
This role requires a valid driver’s license, auto insurance, clean drug screens, and passing federal, state and local background checks….
Easily apply
Jan 17
New Harmony Caregiver
Senior Helpers of Evansville – Evansville, IN
Valid Driver’s License. If you’re a warm, enthusiastic and compassionate person with a heart for working with seniors, then Senior Helpers could be perfect for…
Easily apply
Jan 17
ACUHO-I Intern
University of Southern Indiana  44 reviews – Evansville, IN
$10 an hour
Candidates must be currently enrolled or a recent graduate of an accredited college or university graduate program in student personnel, counseling and…
Jan 17
Recruiter
OneMain  652 reviews – Evansville, IN
Manages to functional staffing strategy and metrics with regular analysis and reporting to business unit. Job boards, and social media….
Jan 17
CMA
Rheumatology, Arthritis & Immunology Clinic – Evansville, IN
Required license or certification:. Many of the medications are injectable, so the ability to effectively teach patients how to inject themselves is a must….
Easily apply
Jan 17
Business Office Manager Henderson KY
Henderson Nursing and Rehabilitation Center – Henderson, KY
Receipts, posts, and maintains accurate individual resident trust ledgers to meet Federal and State regulations….
Jan 17
Mental Health Technician, Cross Pointe
Deaconess Health System  23 reviews – Evansville, IN
Valid driver’s license required. The Mental Health Technician (MHT) provides patient care activities and related services as directed by a registered nurse or…
Jan 17
Cake Decorator
Houchens North Foods, Buehler’s IGA North Park – Evansville, IN
Houchens North DBA Buehler’s IGA North Park, Evansville, IN is currently looking for a full-time cake decorator to assist in their very busy bakery department
Easily apply
Jan 17
Retail Personal Banker Associate I- EVANSVILLE
Fifth Third Bank  1,020 reviews – Evansville, IN
Membership Advantage onsite presentations, business sales calls, community financial literacy events, etc.)….
Jan 17
Computer Operator (Information Systems) 40 hours/week All Shifts
Methodist Hospital  818 reviews – Henderson, KY
Associate’s degree in data processing or information systems field preferred. Serves as helpdesk function and responds to identify and correct computer problems…
Jan 17
Janitorial – General Cleaner
Blue Chip Facility Services  11 reviews – Evansville, IN
$8.75 an hour
Ability to work in all types of weather. Working in the elements at times. Blue Chip 2000 is looking for General Cleaners to join their growing organization….
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Jan 17
Business Analyst (Network Operations)
Aetna  1,849 reviews – Evansville, IN
Technical – Desktop Tools/Microsoft Word/1-3 Years/Power User. We take affirmative action to recruit, select and develop women, people of color, veterans and…
Jan 17

KEEP Organizing Day in Frankfort

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Horse industry supporters across the state are urged to “Join the Herd!”


The Kentucky Equine Education Project has scheduled KEEP Day in Frankfort during the 2017 legislative session for Wednesday, February 22, making it easy for those involved in the industry to meet with their state legislators to discuss the importance of horses to their districts’ economy.

“Twenty-eight new legislators were elected in the Kentucky State House of Representatives in the November elections, ushering in a change in leadership for the first time in nearly 100 years,” said Joe Clabes, KEEP’s executive director. “With important topics like tax reform expected to be considered in 2017, we need to educate new and returning members on the important role horses play in Kentucky’s economy and there are no better messengers than their own constituents.”

Horses of all breeds form a $4 billion industry in the commonwealth, supporting an estimated 100,000 direct and indirect jobs, spanning all 120 counties. Kentucky is home to 35,000 operations with at least one horse, totaling 242,400 equines (including mules and donkeys) and $23.4 billion in value when including related assets, according to a University of Kentucky Department of Agriculture survey.

KEEP’s top priority for 2017 remains the push for equine sales-tax equity, achieving the same exemption from 6% sales tax on feed, equipment and supplies that other livestock producers receive.

Clabes added, “We urge all supporters of Kentucky’s horse industry to ‘Join the Herd’ in Frankfort on February 22. There has never been a better opportunity to build relationships with our representatives in Frankfort to present a unified voice for the advancement of our horse economy.”

Those wanting to meet with their State Senator and/or Representative as part of KEEP Day can go to horseswork.com/advocacy and confirm their attendance by simply filling in their name and address. Their specific Senator and Representative will be automatically notified. Legislators will set up appointments for constituents by either email or going through KEEP in order to accommodate multiple members from their districts. Those interested in attending can also call KEEP at (859) 259-0007, and KEEP staff will help arrange appointments with legislators. The KEEP team will be in contact with all registrants prior to February 20 to provide additional information.

The first twenty attendees to register will receive a special gift. Upon their arrival in Frankfort on February 22, they’ll be given a 12 X 19” print signed by Courier-Journal photographer Michael Clevenger of his 2015 Eclipse Award-winning photo of American Pharoah clinching the Triple Crown at the Belmont Stake, with jockey Victor Espinoza looking back at the field far in his wake.

REPRESENTATIVE HATFIELD PUSHES LEGISLATION TO INCREASE PUNISHMENT FOR ANIMAL CRUELTY

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INDIANAPOLIS- State Representative Ryan Hatfield (D-Evansville) is pushing legislation that seeks to increase the punishment for certain animal cruelty crimes.

“In Evansville over the last year we have had several very serious cases of animal cruelty,” Hatfield said. “It is frustrating to the public because too often these crimes do not result in sufficient punishment or criminal conviction.”

That is why he has authored House Bill 1604, which increases the criminal offense if a person commits a crime that deliberately harms an animal.

“This legislation will raise the offense level and penalty for crimes such as interfering with a search and rescue animal by causing it to lose consciousness, striking an animal, tormenting it, or any other actions that leads to the impairment of an animal’s functions or if they result in death,” Hatfield said. “It will increase the penalty from a misdemeanor to a felony and from a level 6 felony to a level 5 felony.”

“It will allow prosecutors the ability to prosecute with more seriousness in these cases,” Hatfield added.

This bill allows the courts to require a person convicted of animal cruelty to receive psychological, behavioral or other counseling as part of their punishment.

“This legislation also focuses on service animals and shows people who hurt police canines, whether the dogs are on or off duty, that they will be punished,” said Hatfield.

It also advocates for other service animals, such as those needed when a person is blind, deaf, physically impaired, or has a medical condition.

It requires the abuser to reimburse the owner of the animal for any veterinary bills and pay them for their loss if the animal is killed.

Adopt A Pet

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Nala is a female black Lab mix. She is shy & nervous in new situations. VHS pulled her from Evansville Animal Care & Control, so the shelter has very little background information on her. She’d like to meet any kids or dogs in the home before leaving with her new family. Nala’s $100 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, heartworm test, and more. Contact the Vanderburgh Humane Society at (812) 426-2563 or adoptions@vhslifesaver.org for details!

USI picked 2nd in East, resume play Feb. 3 COMPLETE GLVC RELEASE

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University of Southern Indiana Men’s Tennis was picked to finish second in the Great Lakes Valley Conference East Division, according to a poll voted on by the conference’s head coaches.

USI, which received one first-place vote and 72 points, follows the University of Indianapolis, which received the other 12 first-place votes and 84 points. Rounding out the East, Lewis University was projected third (63 points), McKendree fourth (45), along with Bellarmine University (37), University of Illinois Springfield (30) and Saint Joseph’s College (26).

Drury University was voted to win the West Division, receiving 12 first-place votes and 72 points. The University of Missouri-St. Louis is projected second with 55 points and the final first-place vote. They are followed by Rockhurst University (53), Quincy University (33), William Jewell College (25), and Truman State University (25).

The Screaming Eagles will be led by sophomore James Hardiman (Backwell Bristol, United Kingdom), who is ranked 43rd in the ITA national singles rankings, and went 5-3 in the fall portion of the schedule.

Other returning contributors are junior Samuel Kiladejo (London, England) and senior Aaron Barris (Marietta, Georgia). Kiladejo and Barris each went 2-3 in the fall.

Freshman Denis Davydov (Chorvatsky Grob, Slovakia) had a successful start to his collegiate career, going 4-2 during fall play.

In doubles, Davydov and Kiladejo are regionally ranked, while Hardiman and Barris will look to build a new winning streak after having their school record 18 consecutive wins was snapped at the ITA Regionals.

The Eagles spring schedule begins February 3 when they host Indiana University Southeast at 11 a.m. at the Evansville Tennis Center. Their busy opening weekend continues February 4 when they visit Eastern Kentucky University at 3 p.m. and then travel to Butler University February 5 for a noon matchup with the Bulldogs.

2017 GLVC Men’s Tennis East Division Preseason Poll
Team                           Points      (1st Place)
1. Indianapolis                84              (12)
2. Southern Indiana      72               (1)
3. Lewis                         63
4. McKendree                 45
5. Bellarmine                  37
6. Illinois Springfield        30
7. Saint Joseph’s            26

2017 GLVC Men’s Tennis West Division Preseason Poll
Team                          Points      (1st Place)
1. Drury                         72              (12)
2. Missouri-St. Louis       55              (1)
3. Rockhurst                  53
4. Quincy                       33
5. William Jewell            29
6. Truman State             25

Police Trying To Identify Man Connected To Stolen Car Investigation

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On January 8th, 2017, 78 year old Jane Purdie reported her car stolen. At 11:40am on that day, Mrs. Purdie was helping her handicapped husband get into the Ziemer’s Funeral Home at 800 S Hebron. In the short time she left the car in front of the building, a thief got into her car and drove away. Several items were in the car when it was taken. They included checks and credit cards. The thief also took custom leg braces that belonged to Mrs. Purdie’s husband. Despite an extensive search, police have not been able to locate the car.
At the time, the description was limited to a black male. Further investigation led police to the CVS at 2020 E Morgan. On 1-9-17, a black male used one of the stolen checks to purchase alcohol and toilet paper. The 9:45pm transaction was captured on store surveillance and police were able to get several images of the man who used the stolen check.
The stolen car is a Tan 2007 Toyota Camry with Indiana Plate UE1214. There are sorority and fraternity stickers on the lower edge of the front windshield.
If you recognize this suspect or have any information on the case, please call EPD at 812-436-7979 or WetTip at 1-800-78-CRIME.

BOARD OF PUBLIC SAFETY: Agenda

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AGENDA

Wednesday, January 25th, 2017

Building Commission – Ron Beane Police Department – Chief Billy Bolin Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson Fire Department – Chief Mike Connelly

Business with Representatives:

Departmental Reports:

~ Pledge of Allegiance ~

A. Police Department – Assistant Chief Pugh

  1. The Evansville Police Department request approval to open and award bids received for the auction of confiscated firearms.
  2. The Evansville Police Department requests approval for the following equipment to be surplused:

a.

CAR #

YEAR

MAKE

MODEL

VIN #

MILES

COND

8-3

2008

FORD

CRN/VIC

2FAFP71V98X131312

139,050

POOR

2E13

2003

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K939337480

109,660

POOR

2M41

2003

FORD

CRN/VIC

2FAFP71W63X199102

125,715

POOR

17

2003

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K339366943

127,979

POOR

15

2003

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K839366338

139,091

POOR

2W16

2001

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K219365327

110,539

POOR

27

2002

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K529352704

131,310

POOR

20

2004

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K149413503

129,328

POOR

28

2002

CHEV

IMPALA

2G1WF55K829356746

155,873

POOR

5-13

2005

FORD

CRN/VIC

2FAFP71WX5X163075

145,566

POOR

9-8

2009

FORD

CRN/VIC

2FAHP71V29X120162

161,337

POOR

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Clay Havill, Counsel Attorney

_ B. Fire Department – Battalion Chief Dan Grimm

1. Request approval for the December Monthly Report. C. BuildingCommission–JuneMaples

  1. Request approval of the Certificate of Appointment for Ryan Schulz.
  2. Request approval to open and award the following bids:
    1. 725 JACKSON AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) HOUSE, KEEP SEPARATION FENCES ON BOTH SIDES, REMOVE ALL FENCE POSTS AT THE FRONT OF THE STRUCTURE.
    2. 1010 NORTH SECOND AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) FIRE DAMAGED HOUSE
    3. 1119 WEST MARYLAND ST. – RAZE (DEMOLISH) FIRE DAMAGED HOUSE (3 UNITS
    4. 812 BELLEMEADE AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) FIRE DAMAGED_GARAGE ONLY
    5. 518 SOUTH GRAND AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) HOUSE,
    6. 1645 SOUTH GRAND AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) HOUSE AND LEAVE THE SOUTH SIDE FENCE INTACT AND UNDISTURBED
    7. 3001 LAKE DR. RAZE (DEMOLISH) FIRE DAMAGED HOUSE
    8. 965 EAST BLACKFORD AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) HOUSE AND GARAGE
    9. 420 EAST EICHEL AVE. RAZE (DEMOLISH) COMMERCIAL STRUCTURE

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Clay Havill, Counsel Attorney

 

D. Transportation & Services – Todd Robertson – No Agenda

E. Special Event Permit – Sgt. Josh Wittmer

  1. Echo Housing’s Jacobsville Join-In & Evansville Area Trails Coalition requests approval for “Evansville Streets Alive Festival” on May 20th, 2017 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Closing Garvin Park and all entry streets to and from. ***BARRICADES REQUESTED, PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL***
  2. Franklin Street Events Association requests approval for “Mardi Gras Grand Parade” on February 15th, 2017 from 2:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. Closing Franklin Street from St. Joseph Avenue to Fulton Ave. ***BARRICADES REQUESTED, PENDING INSURANCE APPROVAL***

 

Massage Clinic License
3. Request approval for the following massage clinic license:

a. Jim Roll – 2411 N Sherman Street – paperwork in order Dumpster In the Street Permit

1. Request approval for the following dumpster permit:

a. James A. Kornblum requests approval for 555 Sycamore Street for building debris removal and clean out from February 2nd, 2017 to February 6th, 2017.

Lane Restriction Request

1. Request approval for the following:

a. Sid Flake, Hank Sign Co., requests approval to restrict the southbound and northbound inner lanes at 1601 N. First Ave to replace lights on billboard from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. on February 6th, 2017. (Total (6))

Board of Public Safety Evansville, Indiana

Michael Retter, President Mike Lauderdale, Vice President Kayce Zeller, Member Clay Havill, Counsel Attorney

D. ParkingPermit

1. Request approval for the following parking permit(s):

  1. Schmitt Refrigeration – Kenneth Luigs – 30 Day Permit – 228 Main Street 2011 – White Ford Box Truck – Plate # TK932MWU
  2. Schmitt Refrigeration – Joseph Knight – 30 Day Permit – 228 Main Street 2007 – White Ford Box Truck – Plate #TK728LAP

E. Road Closure

  1. Ragle Inc. requests approval to close down the Oakley intersection North of Virginia to put in a storm pipe starting on Thursday, January 26th, 2017.
  2. Ragle Inc. requests approval to close Franklin Street from Main St. going west on Baker starting on Thursday, January 26th, 2017. (Going North and South on Main Street will be open until Monday morning)
  3. Ragle Inc. requests approval to close down Franklin Street intersection through Michigan intersection on Main Street on Monday, January 30th, 2017.

OTHER BUSINESS:

  1. Approve claims.
  2. Approve the minutes from Wednesday, January 25th, 2017.

Announcements:
Next Meeting, February 8th, 2017.

Adjourned: __________

_______

EPD Activity Report

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EPD Report

Arrest Warrant Served on Darmstadt Murder Suspect

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On Tuesday, January 24, 2017 at approximately 2:00 PM the Vanderburgh County Sheriff’s Office served Mr. Clinton Michael Loehrlein with an arrest warrant related to the shooting of his wife and two daughters.

Mr. Loehrlein is charged with Murder, Aggravated Battery with a Firearm as a Level 3 Felony (two counts) and Resisting Law Enforcement as a Class A Misdemeanor.

Mr. Clinton will remain under guard at an area hospital until he is discharged, after which he will be booked into the Vanderburgh County Jail.

Earlier news release: 2017-NR-010

ARRESTED:

Clint Michael Loehrlein, 54, of Evansville. Murder, Aggravated Battery with a Firearm as a Level 3 Felony, Resisting Law Enforcement as a Class A Misdemeanor.

Presumption of Innocence Notice: The fact that a person has been arrested or charged with a crime is merely an accusation. The defendant is presumed innocent until and unless proven guilty in a court of law.

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