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Traffic Collision Involving E.P.D. Motor Officer – Update

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At 11:41 am on Tuesday, July 19, 2016, EPD Officer Allen Gansman stopped to assist a stalled motorist on eastbound Highway 66 (Diamond Avenue) approximately 500 feet west of Kratzville Road. The stalled motorist, a Chrysler minivan, was stopped in the right-hand lane of eastbound Diamond.

Officer Gansman activated the emergency lights on his motorcycle and parked on the shoulder of the roadway behind the van. Traffic began to merge from the right lane into the left lane, yielding to the stopped emergency vehicle.

As Officer Gansman began to push the van off the roadway onto the shoulder in order to clear the traffic lane, a Toyota pick-up truck being operated by a seventeen-year-old was traveling eastbound on Highway 66 in the right-hand lane approaching the area where officer Gansman’s vehicle was parked. The truck failed to slow down and move to the opposite lane, yielding to the emergency vehicle as required by law.

As the truck continued eastbound, it drifted off the roadway onto the shoulder, striking the EPD motorcycle causing it to be propelled forward striking officer Gansman. The impact of the motorcycle then drove the officer into the van.

The investigation revealed that the juvenile driver of the truck was texting when the collision occurred. Neither the juvenile nor the driver of the stalled vehicle were injured in the collision, however the juvenile was transported to the hospital to have blood drawn for testing. The driver of the stalled van was also transported to the hospital for evaluation.

Officer Gansman suffered serious injuries including a number of fractures to his legs. He was conscious and able to speak at the scene of the collision. He was transported to Deaconess Hospital for treatment where he has undergone surgery with more scheduled. Officer Gansman has a long recovery ahead of him, but is in good spirits.

The investigation is ongoing and an evaluation is being done to determine the appropriate charges for the juvenile driver. Traffic Collision Involving E.P.D. Motor Officer – Update

 

ERRORS HALT OTTER COMEBACK

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The Evansville Otters suffered a loss in heartbreaking fashion by a score of 7-6 against the Lake Erie Crushers on Tuesday night at Bosse Field. Errors (4) would prove to be detrimental to the Otters, resulting in multiple extra run opportunities. Erie would jump on the board first following an RBI groundout in the third inning. The Crushers would go on to tack on additional runs in the fourth and sixth to bring the score to 3-0. Evansville would muster a remarkable comeback in the latter half of the sixth. Two Otters would reach base via a walk and a double to set the table for Denzel Richardson, who hammered a missile off the right field wall for a triple. Chris Sweeney would go on to drive in Richardson via a sacrifice fly the next at bat, tying the game in the process. Evansville captured the momentum in the seventh following a titanic solo blast of a homerun off of the bat of John Schultz. Unfortunately, the eighth would prove to be disastrous for the hometown team. Four Crushers’ batters would reach base safely before a decisive three-run double put the game seemingly out of reach at 7-4. However, the Otters would fight back in the eighth thanks to a parade of four singles, which brought Evansville back within striking distance at 7-6. The ninth summarized a night filled with numerous almost shots at victory when Chris Breen launched a high flying line drive to left-center field, with a runner at first, that just barely fell short of being a game winning homerun and into the glove of a Crushers outfielder.

Up next, the Otters will look to rebound against the Crushers tomorrow at home, with first pitch slated for 6:35 pm CDT. Tickets are on sale and may be obtained by calling (812) 435-8686.

Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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

IS IT TRUE JULY 20, 2016

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IS IT TRUE we are still looking for Suzanne Crouch’s name to surface during the last minute search for a new Republican gubernatorial candidate for the State of Indiana? …we are hearing that the extremely popular State Auditor Suzanne Crouch is been encourage by many prominent Republicans throughout the state to run for Governor?  …we are extremely surprised that the local main stream media hasn’t followed up on this possible developing political story?

IS IT TRUE we wonder why Mayor Winnecke desire to become the next Governor of Indiana ended so abruptly?  …could the reason was he found out that the committee in charge of selecting the GOP candidate for Governor are looking for someone with true conservative values?

IS IT TRUE that we are wishing a speedy recovery for EPD Officer Allen Gansman? …that he is undergoing surgery for injuries sustained while on duty?  …he was helping a stranded motorist get her vehicle off Diamond Ave. when a passing motorist hit his motorcycle and pushed it in to him?  …please join us in praying for his speedy recovery?

IS IT TRUE that there has still not been an explanation for the similarity of Melania Trump’s speech in Cleveland to the one given in 2008 by Michelle Obama? …that the professional speechwriter who was hired to pen the speech Mrs. Trump claimed to write herself proved that the speech she gave was not the one he wrote? …that perhaps she is responsible for the content of her speech?

IS IT TRUE State Senator Jim Tomes surprised many Republicans when he submitted his name for consideration in the Indiana governor’s race? …that Sen Tomes alleges that he has the votes to win the July 26, 2016 State Executive Committee meeting responsible for selecting the 2016 GOP nominee for Governor?  …Mr. Tomes also states that he has the support from voters throughout the State to elect him Governor of Indiana?

IS IT TRUE that local Democrats are hoping to see Senate candidate Evan Bayh to make an appearance at the Jefferson-Jackson Day dinner on August 4? …that the dinner is going to be an elaborate affair at Tropicana that hearkens back to the days of the chairmanships of Larry Aiken and Bob Brenner?

IS IT TRUE we urge you to vote in todays “READERS POLL” because we have included the name of State  Senator Jim Tomes in this newly amended poll?

FOOTNOTE: “IS IT TRUE” will be posted on this coming Friday?

Todays READERS POLL question is: Who would vote for as the next Governor of Indiana?

Please take time and read our newest feature articles entitled “HOT JOBS” and “LOCAL SPORTS” posted in our sections.

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CHANNEL 44 NEWS: REWARD INCREASED IN SEARCH FOR ANSWERS IN MURDER CASE

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         REWARD INCREASED IN SEARCH FOR ANSWERS IN MURDER CASE 
By 44 News Reporter Heather Good Reports.
The family of slain local DJ Shane Breedlove is searching for answers and increasing a reward for information.

A group gathered Tuesday night at the intersection of Washington and Thompson where Breedlove was found dead last year. His mother announced the $15,000 reward has been increased to $40,000.

Derrick Murray, Bobby Michael Handegard and Bobby John Handegard were arrested August 4th and charged with murder. They were later released due to a lack of evidence.

At the remembrance service, people were not shy about their calls for justice.

 

State Revenue Department Bound By 1998 Ruling

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The Indiana Department of State Revenue should have granted a medical equipment company’s request for a sales tax refund, the Indiana Tax Court ruled, finding the department is bound by its published ruling interpreting the exemption at issue.

Fresenius USA Marketing Inc., a Delaware corporation that sells products such as dialysis machines and blood lines, collected sales tax on the medical equipment and supplies it sold in Indiana to medical clinics that provide dialysis to patients. It then sought a refund with the revenue department in December 2007 for sales tax paid between Jan. 1, 2004, to Oct. 31, 2007. The department denied the refund in 2010, leading to this tax appeal. Both parties filed for summary judgment in 2013.

In 1998, the revenue department interpreted the predecessor to the Durable Medical Equipment Exemption to apply to sales of medical equipment made to health care service providers for treating patients with a prescription. In 2008, the department issued two Revenue Rulings that again exempted those purchases. But the department later revoked those 2008 rulings and replaced them with new ones that changed the interpretation of the Durable Medical Equipment Exemption to exempt only sales made directly to patients with a prescription, according to the court opinion.

Fresenius argued that it’s entitled to the exemption because the department is bound to follow the interpretation of the exemption from the 1998 ruling, which was published in the Indiana Register. Because it was published there, the department is bound by it, despites its claims otherwise, Judge Martha Wentworth wrote in Fresenius USA Marketing, Inc. v. Indiana Department of State Revenue, 49T10-1008-TA-45.

“Fresenius designated evidence demonstrating that its facts are substantially identical to those in the 1998 Ruling. Moreover, the Department did not demonstrate that Fresenius’s factual situation varied in some material respect to the facts set forth in the 1998 Ruling,” she wrote. “Indeed, the Department has stipulated, among other things, that Fresenius has facts identical to the facts in the 1998 Ruling. For example, the parties have stipulated that, like the taxpayer in the 1998 Ruling, Fresenius sold medical equipment and supplies to healthcare service providers to treat patients, that the healthcare service providers used the equipment to treat patients with prescriptions for its use, and that federal law required the equipment to be used by licensed practitioners or under a licensed practitioners’ direction.”

Wentworth granted Fresenius’ motion for summary judgment and ruled against the department. She remanded the matter to the department to grant the refund, with applicable interest, after Fresenius provides the department with verification that it has refunding to its customers the full amount of sales tax it erroneously collected from them during the period at issue.

July 20, 2016 Board of Park Commissioners Meeting

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BOARD OF PARK COMMISSIONERS

REGULAR MEETING

KEVIN WINTERNHEIMER CHAMBERS

ROOM 301, CIVIC CENTER COMPLEX

WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 2016

12:00 NOON

REVISED AGENDA

 CALL TO ORDER

MINUTES —July 6, 2016

 CONSENT AGENDA

a.   Request Re:  Declare Ice Maker Surplus at the C.K. Newsome Community Center. – Holtz

b.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with George

Ann Griffin-Atkinson for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

c.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with Brianna

Linenburg for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

d.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with Grace

Myer for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

e.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with

Kasandra Catherine Neimeier for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

f.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with

Kiersten Overton for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

g.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with Michael

Ruhnke for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

h.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with Dana

Tang for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

i.   Request Re:  Approve and Execute Independent Skating Professional Agreement with Christin

Thompson for Swonder Ice Arena. – Crook

OLD BUSINESS

a.   Request Re:  Review and Approve Revisions to Park Property Use Permit. – Stahl

NEW BUSINESS

a.   Request Re:  Consideration of Request for Admission Special at Mesker Park Zoo & Botanic

Garden for NSA Tournament Attendees by the Evansville Sports Corporation. – Kelley Weis

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

REPORTS

a.   Kathy Hutter, Lloyd Pool

b.   Lisa Wube, Sports

ACCEPTANCE OF PAYROLL AND VENDOR CLAIMS

  ADJOURN

VANDY GOP UPDATE

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VCRP PARKING LOT RUMMAGE SALE

Who Republican Party Central Committee
What Parking Lot Sale
When Saturday, July 23 – 8:00 – 3:00
Where 815 John Street

Volunteer to work 
THURSDAY, July 21- Morning or Afternoon (item intake and pricing)
FRIDAY, July 22 – Morning or Afternoon (item intake and pricing)
SATURDAY – July 23 – 4-Hour Shift
5:00 – 8:00 am SET UP
8:00 – 3:00 SELL
3:00 CLEAN UP
Seasonal items – Christmas, etc.
Household Items – Furniture, kitchen items, collectibles, patio stuff, tools, pictures, books, toys, baby items,
Accessories – purses, wallets, scarves, jewelry, tote bags, wristlets, belts, etc.
Small Electronics – No TVs
To Volunteer contact:
Marsha at marshaabellbarnhart@gmail.com or
Mary Jo at beamerjo59@gmail.com or
VCRP Headquarters at 812-425-8207

In honor of Mike Pence becoming the 6th person from Indiana becoming vice president, we will be having a viewing party of his convention speech at the Vanderburgh County GOP headquarters. This is a big deal as it is not every decade that Indiana gets put in the national political spotlight. The party gets started at 8PM, with the governor slated to make his speech sometime in the 9PM Central hour. Please feel free to bring any snacks and or beverages for the party you would like to have.

RSVP with Josh Kunkel (local Field Director for Mike Pence’s governor campaign) at jkunkel@mikepence.com, phone 260-348-0079.

                                     Indiana GOP Sets July 26 Vote On Pence Replacement Pick

Indiana GOP chairman Jeff Cardwell says the 22-member Republican state committee will meet July 26 to vote on who will oppose Democratic nominee John Gregg on the November ballot.
Lt. Gov. Eric Holcomb and U.S. Reps. Susan Brooks and Todd Rokita have announced bids for the GOP nomination.   Other possible hopefuls have 72 hours before the state committee meeting to declare their candidacies.

                                                    Vanderburgh County 4-H Fair GOP Tent 

Volunteers are needed to staff the VCRP Tent during this year’s 4-H Fair. The 4-H Fair will be held July 25 – July 30, and volunteers are needed 4:00PM – 8:00PM daily. Duties will include distributing candidate information, passing out balloons to children, promoting voter registration, and responding to requests for absentee ballots.  To volunteer contact Mary Jo Kaiser at 812-425-8207.

                                                                From the CANDIDATES

Nick Wildeman for Council Fundraiser –
Join the candidate to hear his vision of Vanderburgh County.
Date: July 21, 2016.   Time: 6pm to 8pm. Where: 1350 E. Chandler Ave, Evansville,IN 47714
Individuals $100 Couples – $175.  Hosted by Dr. Matthew Hanka and Ann Hanka, Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and Carol McClintock, & Commissioner Bruce Ungethiem.  RSVP TO NICK AT (812) 589-0930 or nicholas@vote4wildeman.com.

Angela Koehler Lindsey Fundraiser – Ladies Luncheon
Date: August 5, 2016
Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Where:Evansville Country Club
3810 Stringtown Rd, Evansville, IN. 47711
Please RSVP to Angela (812) 457-3739.
Donations may be made to: Citizens for Angela

Yard Signs –
Remember to show your support for our candidates with the display of a yard sign. Now is the time to contact candidates and order your yard sign. Visit the VCRP Candidates webpage for candidate information and campaign links, or contact Mary Jo Kaiser at 812-425-8207 for assistance.

Voter Registration for November 8 Election
If you are not registered to vote, in order to be eligible to vote in the November 8 General Election, a voter registration form must be submitted. The deadline for registration is Tuesday, October 11, 2016.
To register to vote “online” : Online Voter Registration
To register to vote “in person” : Voter Registration Office
Civic Center Complex, Room 214
1 NW ML King Jr. BLVD
Evansville, IN 47708

ONLY the version of the state voter registration form (VRG-7) and the county voter registration form (VRG-11) published on the Indiana Election Division website will be accepted by county voter registration offices.

Mark your Calendar:

RNC 2016 Convention …………………………………………July 18-21
County Commission Meeting………………………………………July 19
Pence Aceptance Speech Viewing Party………………………July 20
Nick Wildeman Fundraiser…………………………………………..July 21
VCRP Rummage Sale………………………………………………….July 23
City Council Meeting…………………………………………………..July 25
4-H Fair GOP Tent……………………………………………………….July 25-30
School Board Filing Period Begins………………………………July 27
County Council Meeting………………………………………………August 3
Angela Koehler Lindsey Fundraiser…………………………….August 5
School Board Filing Period Ends…………………………………August 26
Wendy Mac Golf Outing………………………………………………September 27
VCRP/ Winnecke Golf Outing ……………………………………..September 30
Voter Registration ENDS……………………………………………..October 11

13TH ANNUAL ‘CHRISTMAS ROCKS TOUR’ On Dec-07 At The Old National Events Plaza

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SiriusXM Presents 

THE BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA’S

13TH ANNUAL ‘CHRISTMAS ROCKS! TOUR’ VISITING 32 CITIES

13th ANNUAL CHRISTMAS ROCKS! TOUR FEATURING MUSIC FROM LAST YEAR’S STUDIO CHRISTMAS ALBUM, THREE BEST-SELLING HOLIDAY ALBUMS AND BRIAN’S NUMEROUS HITS!

The iconic guitarist, songwriter, vocalist and three-time Grammy-Award winner and his 19-piece THE BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA will visit 32 cities beginning Saturday, November 12 in Appleton and making stops in Nashville, Los Angeles and San Francisco, among others (full itinerary below). Their 13th annual tour, presented by SiriusXM, will feature music off their latest Christmas album, ROCKIN’ RUDOLPH, (available now as a limited edition box set, CD, vinyl or download) plus music off their three previous best-selling holiday albums; and original material from BRIAN SETZER.

Produced by Peter Collins (Rush, Bon Jovi, Alice Cooper, etc…) and recorded in both Nashville, TN and Hollywood, CA, the 12-track ROCKIN’ RUDOPLH includes highlights such as “Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree,” “Yabba-Dabba Yuletide,” and “Rockabilly Rudolph,” among other notable Christmas classic tunes. SETZER’s trademark guitar work and vocal stylings are matched with THE BRIAN SETZER ORCHESTRA’s rockin’ big-band horn arrangements—an unbeatable combination.

Catch BSO’s 13th Annual “Christmas Rocks! Tour” in the following cities:

DATE LOCATION VENUE

Sat-Nov-12 Appleton, WI Fox Cities Performing Arts Center

Sun-Nov-13 Ames, IA Stephens Auditorium

Tue-Nov-15 Saint Charles, IL The Arcada Theatre

Wed-Nov-16 Kalamazoo, MI State Theatre

Thu-Nov-17 Northfield, OH Hard Rock Live

Sat-Nov-19 Mashantucket, CT Foxwoods Casino- Grand Theatre

Sun-Nov-20 Easton, PA State Theatre Center For The Arts

Mon-Nov-21 Red Bank, NJ Count Basie Theatre

Wed-Nov-23 Buffalo, NY Center For The Arts

Fri-Nov-25 Englewood, NJ Bergen Performing Arts Center

Sat-Nov-26 Washington, DC Warner Theatre

Sun-Nov-27 Westbury, NY Theatre at Westbury

Tue-Nov-29 Montclair, NJ Wellmont Theater

Fri-Dec-02 Newport News, VA Ferguson Center For The Arts

Sat-Dec-03 Atlanta, GA Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center

Sun-Dec-04 Nashville, TN Ryman Auditorium

Tue-Dec-06 Louisville, KY Palace Theatre

Wed-Dec-07 Evansville, IN Old National Events Plaza

Fri-Dec-09 Shawnee, OK Firelake Arena

Sat-Dec-10 Tulsa, OK Hard Rock Hotel & Casino

Sun-Dec-11 Thackerville, OK WinStar World Casino

Tue-Dec-13 Denver, CO Paramount Theatre

Thu-Dec-15 Phoenix, AZ Celebrity Theatre

Fri-Dec-16 Temecula, CA Pechanga Resort & Casino

Sat-Dec-17 Los Angeles, CA Microsoft Theatre

Tue-Dec-20 Bakersfield, CA Fox Theatre

Thu-Dec-22 Modesto, CA Gallo Center For The Arts

Fri-Dec-23 Reno, NV Grand Sierra Resort & Casino

Sat-Dec-24 San Francisco, CA Warfield Theatre

Mon-Dec-26 Seattle, WA Paramount Theatre

Tue-Dec-27 Portland, OR Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

Thu-Dec-29 Santa Rosa, CA Luther Burbank Center For The Art

SiriusXM listeners will have the opportunity to purchase tickets for the tour before they go on sale to the general public. The SiriusXM Presale will take place from Wednesday, July 20 at 10am local time to Thursday, July 21 at 10pm local time in participating tour markets. For more information, click HERE!!

About Brian Setzer:

Iconic guitarist, songwriter, vocalist and 3-time Grammy-award-winner, is a “Musician’s Musician” credited with continually taking chances with innovative and daring musical styles, while single-handedly resurrecting two forgotten genres of music (rockabilly in the ‘80’s and swing in the ’90’s). Along the way, he has scored chart-topping hits, sold 13 million records and received the Orville H. Gibson Lifetime Achievement Award throughout his decorated career as founder/leader of the Stray Cats, his 19-piece Brian Setzer Orchestra, and as a solo artist. He is consistently cited as one of the world’s greatest living guitarists, and has a best-selling, extensive line of elite Gretsch signature model guitars bearing his name. Brian appeared in the 1987 film, La Bamba, portraying rockabilly pioneer Eddie Cochran. In 2002, Brian earned the privilege of being one of the few musicians to be animated in an episode of “The Simpsons,” alongside Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Tom Petty. That same year, Setzer was personally requested to induct Chet Atkins into the 17th Annual Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In 2014, SETZER received the distinct honor of being asked by the Smithsonian Museum in Washington, D.C. to donate a replica of his original 1959 Gretsch 6120 “Stray Cat” guitar, joining an elite collection of musical instruments at the museum including Dizzy Gillespie’s trumpet and John Coltrane’s saxophone.

 

Canada-Based Baked Goods Producer Picks Hendricks County for US Headquarters

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Brownsburg, Ind. – Weston Foods, a North American producer and marketer of baked goods, announced plans today to locate its new U.S. headquarters in Brownsburg.
“It’s clear that great things happen to states that cut taxes and red tape, just as we have here in Indiana,” said Governor Mike Pence. “Weston Foods is an international company, and could have located its U.S. headquarters anywhere. This company’s decision to locate in the Hoosier state demonstrates that companies choose to grow in business climates designed to support their success. Weston Foods is the latest company to pick Indiana for its headquarters, and we’re happy to welcome the company’s growth and new jobs to the Hoosier state.”

The company will invest $1.6 million to renovate its 20,000-square-foot production facility for Maplehurst Bakeries – a subsidiary of Weston Foods – in Brownsburg to house the parent company’s U.S headquarters. The company’s new U.S. headquarters will complement its global headquarters in Toronto, improve communication between its subsidiaries across the country and provide a centralized location for its U.S leadership when facility upgrades are complete in September. With construction currently underway, renovations at the Brownsburg facility will provide an open-concept office space and make updates to the entire facility, including a new kitchen, bathrooms, flooring, meeting spaces and a modernized research and development center.

Weston Foods, which currently employs more than 2,000 associates across the United States, including nearly 500 in Indiana, is currently hiring for procurement, sales, supply chain and operations positions. As part of its growth, the company plans to create up to 15 new high-wage positions by 2018, which are expected to pay average salaries more than 180 percent higher than state’s average wage. Interested applicants may apply online at http://www.westonfoods.ca/yourcareer.php.
“When searching for the ideal place to locate our new U.S. headquarters, Weston Foods considered locations where our company currently runs its bakeries across the country,” said Kevin McDonough, president of Weston Foods North America Frozen. “We chose Indiana for our headquarters because this state’s business climate is ideal for growing and creating new jobs. With the state’s central U.S. location, being based in Indiana allows us to easily oversee our operations across the country.”

Founded in 1882, Weston Foods produces fresh and frozen baked goods through its subsidiaries Maplehurst Bakeries, Interbake Foods, Norse Dairy Systems and ACE Bakery in the United States. The company’s 16 facilities across 13 states produce doughnuts, cakes, pies, cupcakes, cookies, crackers, cones, ice cream novelty products and artisan bread, which are then sold at North American grocery retailers, supermarket chains and food service outlets. In addition to its Brownsburg operations, where the company currently operates seven doughnut production lines serving in-store bakeries and food service distributors, the company also announced plans in 2014 to expand its Maplehurst Bakeries facility in Lebanon, Indiana, where it it runs three cake production lines and is on track to meet its goal of creating 219 jobs at the facility by the end of 2017.
The Indiana Economic Development Corporation offered Maplehurt Bakeries, LLC up to $220,000 in conditional tax credits based on the company’s job creation plans. These tax credits are performance-based, meaning until Hoosiers are hired, the company is not eligible to claim incentives. The town of Brownsburg is proposing to offer performance-based tax incentives that will save the company an estimated $104,000 over a five-year period.

“The town is thrilled to see Weston Foods establishing its headquarters in Brownsburg and creating new jobs here,” said Grant Kleinhenz, Brownsburg town manager. “Maplehurst has long been one of our community’s biggest employers and its parent company’s investment here has a major impact on our economy and quality of life.”

Weston Foods is the latest company to announce that it is locating or expanding its headquarters in Indiana, joining companies like Determine, Krone North America, Duramark Technologies, DuCharme, McMillen & Associates, Braden Business Systems, eLuxurySupply.com, Allied Solutions and Precision Products Group. With the growth of companies like Weston Foods, Indiana has added 147,800 new jobs in the last three and a half years.

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