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Aces Tennis Drops Second Match in as Many Days

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The University of Evansville Women’s Tennis Team (8-14, 0-1) was in action on Saturday when they traveled to Illinois State to take on the Redbirds.  In hard fought action, the Aces were defeated by Illinois State by a final score of 6-1.  The Aces travel to Peoria, IL tomorrow to take on Bradley to wrap up a weekend that in the end will feature three matches in three days.

The lone win goes to sophomore Kennedy Craig at flight six singles.  She had taken a 1-0 lead against Valerija Gercar when the match was retired.  This marks the second win in as many days for Craig.  Last night against Indiana Wesleyan she was able to defeat Marissa Klein by a score of 6-2, 6-2.

Singles Competition

  1. Veronika Golanova (ILS) def. Andjela Brguljan (UE) 7-5, 6-1
  2. Marcia Tere-Apisah (ILS) def. Katie Delgado (UE) 6-2, 6-2
  3. Kadi Ilves (ILS) def. Marina Moreno (UE) 6-3, 6-3
  4. Catherine Shulman (ILS) def. Marina Darzyan (UE) 6-1, 6-3
  5. Chanel Scudiero (ILS) def. Doreen Crasta (UE) 6-4, 6-3
  6. Kennedy Craig (UE) def. Valerija Gercar (ILS) 1-0, retired

Doubles Competition

  1. Marcia Tere-Apisah/Veronika Golanova (ILS) def. Marina Darzyan/Doreen Crasta (UE) 6-1
  2. Kadi Ilves/Sarah Paulson (ILS) def. Kennedy Craig/Katie Delgado (UE) 6-4
  3. Catherine Shulman/Chanel Scudiero (ILS) def. Marina Moreno/Andjela Brguljan (UE) 6-3

Their match on Sunday against Bradley will begin at 10:00 a.m. CST.   On April 16th the Aces will play host to Drake.  This will mark their first home conference match of the year.  They will follow that up with a home match against UNI the next day.

BREAKING NEWS: IS IT TRUE?

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IS IT TRUE that the Cruz and Trump campaigns are moving into Republican headquarters at 815 John St and will be open for business Monday?  …we find this news interesting since Vanderburgh GOP Chairman Wayne Parke didn’t endorse either candidate for President earlier this week?

IS IT TRUE we just read an on line article written by Courier and Press political writer Tom Langhorne?  we urge you  to read yesterdays on line article titled “Late Tax Payments Spark Strong Words In Commissioners Race”?  …this article was re-published in todays printed edition of the Courier and Press?  ….you can read this article posted in the LOCAL section 1-B?  …the article titled is “County Hopeful Has Debt Record”?

IS IT TRUE you will find a link of the on-line article written by  Mr. Langhorne at bottom of this page ? …please go to link posted by our blogger Bandana so you can read this extremely interesting article?

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Early Voting For Absentee Voting in Person

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Early Voting For Absentee Voting in Person

You can vote absentee in person (commonly referred to as “Early Voting”) beginning April 5, 2016 at locations designated by your county’s election board, as listed below. Early Voting ends May 2, 2016 at noon in the Election Office. If you have any questions, please call the Election Office at 812-435-5122.

LOCATIONS-DAYS-TIMES-DATES

Election Office

Civic Center Room 214
Monday thru Friday
8 am to 4 pm
April 5th to May 2nd

Election Office

Civic Center Room 214
Saturday
8 am to 4 pm
April 23rd & April 30th

Central Library

200 SE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd
Monday thru Thursday
Friday Noon to 6 pm
Noon to 5 pm
April 25th to April 28th and
April 29th

McCollough Library
5115 Washington Ave.
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Noon to 6 pm
Noon to 5 pm
April 25th to April 28th and
April 29th

North Park Library
960 Koehler Dr.
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Noon to 6 pm
Noon to 5 pm
April 25th to April 28th and
April 29th

Oaklyn Library
3001 Oaklyn Dr.
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Noon to 6 pm
Noon to 5 pm
April 25th to April 28th and
April 29th

Red Bank Library
120 S. Red Bank Rd.
Monday thru Thursday
Friday
Noon to 6 pm
Noon to 5 pm
April 25th to April 28th and
April 29th

Northeast Park Baptist Church
1215 N. Boeke Rd.
Saturday
8 am to 3 pm
April 23rd & April 30th

Pleasant Chapel Baptist Church
1305 W Florida St.
Saturday
8 am to 3 pm
April 23rd & April 30th

Judge Seals Records In Case of 1-Year-Old’s Murder

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By IL for wwwtheindianalawyer.com

A judge has ordered certain records sealed in the case of an Indiana man accused of abducting and killing a 1-year-old girl.

Court records show Owen Circuit Judge Lori Thatcher Quillen granted the order sealing the records from last week’s unscheduled hearing after Kyle Parker’s public defender and prosecutors agreed they should not be made public.

Security issues regarding the detention of the 22-year-old Spencer man were discussed during the hearing, The (Bloomington) Herald-Times reported.
Parker is charged with murder, rape and kidnapping the death of Shaylyn Ammerman, whose body was found last month after she was reported missing from her father’s home in rural south-central Indiana.

Authorities say Parker drank whiskey with the girl’s uncle and then waited until the family fell asleep before abducting the toddler. Her body was found in a remote, wooded area after two days of searching.

Quillen said Thursday she cannot discuss the case with the media and directed all questions to county prosecutors.

A message left Friday for Owen County Prosecutor Don VanDerMoere seeking comment was not immediately returned.

Parker is being held without bond at the county jail. A not guilty plea was entered on his behalf at his initial court hearing.

Quillen granted a request Thursday from Parker’s public defender for his client to undergo a psychological evaluation and authorized police to transfer him to the Indiana Department of Correction for assessment and classification.

A Muncie-based psychologist who examines defendants to determine their competence was contacted to assess Parker, but DOC spokesman Doug Garrison said those plans apparently changed and Parker was not transferred for the evaluation.

Owen County Sheriff Sam said Parker has been under close watch by jail staff amid concerns he might harm himself.

Future reference

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Jeff Pyle

By Randy Beard of the Courier and Press

Jeff Pyle, who led the Evansville IceMen to their only winning season in the ECHL during the 2013-14 season, is returning to coach the city’s new Southern Professional Hockey League team.

But the fact that Pyle has won more than 500 games in 14 seasons as a head coach isn’t the main reason he was owner Mike Hall’s first choice to help launch the yet-to-be named SPHL Evansville club.

The two became friends during Pyle’s first stint in Evansville and Hall said he turned to Pyle when he decided to pursue becoming a team owner because they share a “blue collar” work ethic.

“I needed someone with his skills that can do it from top to bottom,” said Hall. “I know how to run a business but I don’t know how to run a hockey team. His skill set and what I needed are a perfect match for how I want to do things.”

Hall said that he intends to build a small, versatile front-office staff where everyone is capable of doing a little bit of everything — from selling tickets and corporate sponsorships to pitching in with game-day promotions and operations.

Pyle, 57, said the lean front-office structure was attractive to him because it will allow him to learn another side of the business.

“We mainly play on weekends so I’ve got five days to do nothing other than practice, so I want to be involved in other ways,” he said.

As Pyle becomes more involved in the front office, Hall intends to learn as much about the hockey side as possible.

“I’m not opposed to driving the bus,” joked Hall, who was a business owner and engineering consultant before he decided to invest in an SPHL franchise. “I’ve had a (commercial driver’s license) in my past. If that’s what it takes, I’ll do it. I wanted to buy this because I wanted to work at it.”

The Governor’s Week in Photos

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1) Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs Regional Cities Bill in Evansville // April 5, 2016. Governor Mike Pence joins regional leaders in Southwest Indiana to ceremonially sign House Enrolled Act (HEA) 1001, which provides full funding for the Regional Cities initiatives, at the Signature School’s Robert L. Koch II Science Center in Evansville. Indiana’s Great Southwest plan encompasses 19 projects that focus on strengthening the heart of the region by leveraging the new Indiana University academic medical education and research center, improving livability and connectivity, and attracting talent and workforce to the community.

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2) Governor, Lieutenant Governor Visit Historic Corydon // April 5, 2016. As Indiana celebrates its bicentennial year, Governor Mike Pence and Lieutenant Governor Eric Holcomb visit Corydon, Indiana, the capital of the Hoosier state until the city of Indianapolis took the role in 1825. image002

 

 

 

 

3) Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs Regional Cities Bill in Goshen // April 6, 2016. Governor Mike Pence joins regional leaders in North Central Indiana to ceremonially sign House Enrolled Act 1001, which provides full funding for the Regional Cities initiatives. The North Central region’s plan, Innovate Indiana, includes 39 projects aimed at establishing a Regional Innovation District Network, which will help achieve the region’s vision of establishing world-class higher education and community partnerships, access and connectivity, and high-performing communities.

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4) Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs ‘Kirk’s Law’ // April 6, 2016. Governor Mike Pence ceremonially signs Senate Enrolled Act 357, or “Kirk’s Law,” in Middlebury, Ind. “Kirk’s Law” requires the Division of State Court Administration to create a registry of individuals convicted of a crime of child abuse. The registry will be searchable and available to the public. “Kirk’s Law” is named after 19-month-old Kirk Coleman, who prosecutors say died in the care of a provider who had a previous record of child abuse.

 

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5) Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship Bill // April 7, 2016. Governor Mike Pence joins Speaker of the House Brian Bosma (R – Indianapolis) to ceremonially sign House Enrolled Act 1002, which establishes the Next Generation Hoosier Educators Scholarship fund. In the fall of 2017, top-performing students who commit to teaching in Indiana for at least five years, could receive up to $7,500 per year to cover college tuition as they pursue their degree.

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6) Governor Pence Visits Crisis Pregnancy Center // April 7, 2016. Governor Mike Pence visits with staff and tours Wabash Valley Crisis Pregnancy Center in Terre Haute, Ind.

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7) Governor Pence Ceremonially Signs Bills Aimed at Helping Hoosier Farmers and Businesses // April 8, 2016. Governor Mike Pence joins representatives from the agriculture community to ceremonially sign Senate Enrolled Act (SEA) 308 and SEA 238 at the Statehouse. SEA 308 provides property tax relief for farmers. SEA 238 will help make local soil and water conservation districts more impactful when it comes to watersheds and areas of conservation.

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Adopt A Pet

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Lambert’s Grand Slam Helps Softball Earn Split

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Aces And Shockers To Decide Series On Sunday

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – Morgan Lambert hit a game-tying grand slam before Hayli Scott knocked in the go-ahead run as the University of Evansville softball team split Saturday’s Missouri Valley Conference doubleheader against Wichita State.

“We showed great fight today, we had some long at-bats where we worked the pitch count and got what we wanted,” UE head coach Mat Mundell said. “I am proud of how we played today. We had our chances in the first game, but were able to convert on those opportunities in the second.”

Wichita State (21-15, 7-4 MVC) took game one by a 2-1 final before the Purple Aces (15-19, 3-8 MVC) clinched the second game, 5-4.

Four scoreless innings opened up play in game one before the Shockers saw two runs cross the plate in the top of the fifth. With two outs, Brittany Fortner and Liz Broyles each had RBI singles.

Evansville got its first two runners on in the sixth inning, but was unable to convert. The Aces had that chance once again in the bottom of the seventh. Susan Norris drew a walk to lead off the inning before Hayli Scott doubled to right to put runners on second and third to begin the frame.

Morgan Lambert brought in the first run with a sacrifice fly to center, but the Shockers were able to get out of the jam and clinch the 1-0 win. The Aces finished with four hits. Courtney Land and Susan Norris each recorded a hit and a walk. Jenni Brooks took the win for the Shockers, going six innings giving up one run on three hits. Morgan Florey went the distance, allowing just two runs on five hits.

After a pitcher’s duel in the opening game, Wichita State got on the board fast in game two. Five singles in a row in the top of the first inning saw them take a 2-0 lead. They struck again in the top of the fourth as Paige Luellen hit a home run to right-center to make it a 4-0 game.

In the bottom of the fourth, the Aces were able to get the first two runners on base. Courtney Land hit a single before Morgan Florey drew a walk. Between the two, they forced WSU starter Katie Malone to throw over 20 pitches. The Aces were able to load the bases up with two outs for first baseman Morgan Lambert, who took the first pitch from Malone over the right-center for a grand slam that tied the game up at 4-4.

It remained that way until the bottom of the 6th when Susan Norris drew a leadoff walk. Ashlee Kawall came in to pinch run and scored as Hayli Scott doubled to center. That was the game-winner as Florey earned her fourth save of the year, closing the door in the top of the seventh. Emily Lockhart earned the win, throwing two scoreless frames.

The Shockers outhit the Aces, 10-5, in game two, but Evansville’s timely hitting was the difference. On Sunday, the squads will settle the series with a noon game.

– INFO: For all of the latest information on University of Evansville softball, visit the sport page on GoPurpleAces.com or follow the program on Twitter via @UEAthletics_SB.

– DONATE: For information on giving to UE Athletics or its individual athletics programs, visit the DONATE tab on the top of GoPurpleAces.com.

– TICKETS: To purchase tickets for University of Evansville athletics events, log on to GoPurpleAces.com and click on the TICKETS tab on top of the page.

STYLE SHOW TO BENEFIT ST. MARY’S AUXILIARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

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St. Mary’s Auxiliary is hosting a Style Show on Wednesday, April 27, at 6:00 p.m. in the St. Mary’s Manor Auditorium. Eyewitness News Daybreak anchor Shelly Kirk will serve as emcee for the event with the theme “Come Fly with Me.”

The style show will feature the hottest fashions from local stores and boutiques (Victoria’s Boutique, Schön Boutique, Ella Park Bridal) – for any occasion – from day to evening – leisure or formal. This year’s style show will feature models from St. Mary’s Health, Auxiliary, Foundation and the community. Themed raffle baskets from local vendors will be available during the event. Guests could win the grand prize of two airline tickets worth $500 per ticket from Ambassador Travel by filling in stamps of their style show-issued passport.

Tickets are $35 each or $300 for a table of ten. Proceeds will help fund the Annual Scholarship Program for nursing students, teen volunteers, and eligible high school seniors.

Doors open at 5:00 p.m., dinner is served at 6:00 p.m., and the style show starts at 6:45 p.m. The reservation deadline is April 19.  Call 812-485-4260 to reserve your spot.