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EVSC Awards Two With May Cause for Applause

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Jennifer McCutchan and Jerry Dennis, both EVSC bus drivers, were named the May winners of the EVSC’s Cause for Applause award. The award seeks to recognize individuals who go above and beyond their normal job responsibilities.

Dennis, who drives a route for North High School and Delaware Elementary School, was nominated by Delaware Principal Nathan Steele. In his nomination letter, Steele said Dennis, who is also a mechanic in the EVSC garage, is always so patient and kind to students.

“Mr. Dennis took pictures of our students’ artwork at the recent North District Art Show, got the pictures developed, and distributed them to our students so they would have a picture of their artwork displayed at the show,” Steele said as part of his nomination letter.

In addition to Dennis, the EVSC also presented the May Cause for Applause award to fellow driver Jennifer McCutchan. McCutchan was nominated by EVSC’s Senior Chief of District Operations Rick Cameron who cited McCutchan’s commitment to students as the reason for nominating her for the award.

On a recent Saturday, McCutchan drove a group of Caze students to a fitness run to help them train for a Triathlon. According to Cameron, not only did she drive them, she also ran with them. After speaking with Caze Principal Jared Turney and Caze teacher Brian Nelson, they said: “Jennifer was a great addition for us last Saturday! We have several different levels of athletic abilities within our training group and having another encouraging adult, like Jennifer, during their training, is very beneficial for us at all levels of work.”

Anyone can nominate an employee of the EVSC for the award. Deadline for nominations is the third Friday of each month. Go to http://www.evscschools.com/community/nominate-evsc-employees-exemplary-work for the nomination form. Paper forms are available at the schools for those without access to the Internet.

USI BB Lucas Barnett named GLVC Pitcher of the Week

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University of Southern Indiana junior right-hander Lucas Barnett (Sellersburg, Indiana) was named the PNC Great Lakes Valley Conference Baseball Pitcher of the Week. The weekly GLVC honor was the first of Barnett’s career at USI.

Rockhurst University junior outfielder David Stober joined Barnett in the weekly awards by being named the Player of the Week.

Barnett posted his sixth win of the year and helped USI to the GLVC East Division title with a complete game victory at the University of Indianapolis. He allowed one run on five hits, while striking out four in the complete game victory.

The junior right-hander is the second-straight Screaming Eagle to win the weekly pitching honor with USI’s senior right-hander T.J. Decker (Brazil, Indiana) taking the award last week. USI also has had a pair of Player of the Week honorees this season — senior catcher Ryan Bertram (Zionsville, Indiana) and senior shortstop Kyle Niemeier (Evansville, Indiana)

The Eagles start GLVC Tournament action on Thursday at 6 p.m. when they play William Jewell College in the first round. The GLVC Tournament runs through Sunday at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana.

 

 

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Dalen Traore signs with UE men’s basketball

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Traore will be a junior at UE next season

  University of Evansville men’s basketball head coach Marty Simmons has announced the signing of Dalen Traore to join the Purple Aces next season.
Traore, a 6-9 forward, joins the program after spending the last two seasons at Miami Dade College where he starred for the Sharks over the last two seasons.  He will have two seasons of eligibility with the Aces.

“We are very excited to welcome Dalen to our program.  He is a hard worker who will bring a great attitude to our team,” Simmons commented.  “He is a warrior on the boards who will add some nice depth inside for us.  Dalen also brings a nice touch for someone his size.”

Originally from the Ivory Coast, Traore finished his high school career at Northwood Temple Academy in Fayetteville, N.C.

“Aside from his work in school, we are also very excited about Dalen’s international experience.  That type of experience is priceless and has helped him become a better player,” Simmons added.

That international experience came in the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championship where he finished as one of the top players in the tournament.  Playing for his native Ivory Coast, he was the #2 scorer and rebounder in the tournament.  He posted 12.7 points per game throughout the event while hauling in 10.5 rebounds.  The tournament, which was played in the Czech Republic, also saw Mislav Brzoja play for Croatia.

 

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Helfrich Park 7th Grade Social Studies classes holding Eastern World Culture Fair

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Thursday, May 12th

2:45 – 4:30pm 

Helfrich Park STEM Academy, 2603 W. Maryland Street

 

The Helfrich Park  7th Grade Social Studies classes are holding an Eastern World Culture Fair on Thursday, May 12th in the gym from 2:45 – 4:30 PM.

Different countries and cultures will be represented across the entire gym. Students will also dress in the native dress of their country and serve food from different countries.

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DMD Study Redefine “Quality Of Life” Issues For Evansville

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The City Council Finance Committee meeting last night should be a real eye opener for all the taxpayers in the City. The facts and figures presented by DMD Director Kelly Coures  did redefine “quality of life” issues for this city and exclude Emperor Penguins at Mesker Zoo, Dog Parks, and bike paths. Perhaps the fact that things in McCutchanville-area neighborhood are pretty rosy but in the City the population is shrinking rapidly and so are property values and incomes.

Mr. Coures delivered alarming news about the current situation the City finds itself in, but did so in a way that was very matter-of-fact.  He even said that we have been too complacent for too long , and we agree. He announced that in 41 census tracts in Evansville, only one showed appreciable population growth and that is the that the Cedar Trace  Federal subsidized housing complex.

He .was pleased that Goosetown area showed a “small increase” in population, which he credited Brownfields with.  Mr. Coures articulated that the only housing growth in the fourth ward came from projects subsidized through DMD.  His presentation had a map that basically portrays a center wracked by poverty, crime, and blight, with a rapidly dwindling population. Those neighborhoods are ringed by parts of the second and third wards, that are also shrinking and getting poorer.

The downtown and Historic District are the lone area showing any appreciable increase in property values. Only the Census tracts abutting the county lines seem to even be holding their own. In short, even the best parts of Evansville are only average in retaining population and owner-occupied homes.

The entire study and all of the bad news are displayed on the City’s website. The information reported is quite up-to-date, using 2015 data. No mention was made of what the study cost, but it is worthwhile to know how little the Federal dollars thrown at the City by the current and past administrations have accomplished, You can dig into all of the bad news at http://www.evansville.in.gov/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=16618, but we suggest that you view the video of last night’s meeting for your sanity’s sake, as the report is 300+ pages and does a fairly good job of sugar-coating the facts.

Finally, we appreciate Mr. Coures being frank and for presenting  the facts in the manner that he did.

THE UGLY, UGLY PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN

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Raging Moderate by Will Durst

Oh dear. Not pretty. The upcoming presidential campaign is ugly now and destined to ratchet up to epic uglier as soon as Bernie Sanders decides to bow out. Which is imminent. Not soon enough for Hillary Clinton, but not long.

The Vermont Senator has turned into that drunken cousin who hasn’t noticed he’s been the last guest for over an hour, cracking open another beer while threatening to put his cigarette out in the kids’ wading pool. Starting to channel Hotel California. “You can check in any time you like, but you can never leave.”
How ugly will the race get? Think randomly-shaved, rat-terrier with a fourth premolar infection, mange and a lazy eye… ugly. Naked Sumo mud-wrestling ugly. If this campaign were a baby, you’d have to tie pork chops to its ears to get the dog to play with it. Even the rat-terrier of which earlier we spoke.

The hard part is the timing on both sides. Has the public had its fill of Hillary bashing? She’s been taking the hits and shaking them off since first becoming a mote in the national public eye back in 1991.
You remember what Republicans said about Hillary? “She’s a liar, a thief, a lesbian. She cheated widows and orphans and murdered Vince Foster. With her bare hands. And then ate him.” And that’s when she was First Lady.

Now, as opposition nominee, the kid gloves are coming off. “Alien Space Queen Vampire: here to suck dry our precious bodily fluids. Originally the Clintons had 3 children but sold two to a Bangkok brothel. To which Bill makes twice yearly visits.”

On the other side, if you don’t think the Clinton Machine has had at least a dozen investigators devoted to opposition research for months, you are probably extremely confused by the dampness on days when it rains. They undoubtedly have dug so deep, they know which way Trump’s small intestine turns, 30 feet in.
In his patented gracious style, Trump christened his upcoming opponent, “Crooked Hillary,” and that’s the tame end of the ugly stick. He calls it counter punching, but flick him with a fly swatter and he’ll drop your with an elephant gun. Ask any elephant.

The Aerodynamic Coif responded to accusations of his own randy behavior by calling Hillary an enabler of Bill’s infidelities. But he needs to tread carefully or risk sharing a crying towel with her 2000 US Senate opponent, Rick Lazio. Who? Exactly.

There’s two ways of looking at it. Either Hillary has more baggage than the first United flight out of O’Hare after a freak spring blizzard, or there’s no meat left on her scandal bone. Like a single sardine tossed over a stone-wall into a cat sanctuary.

And conversely, it should be fairly easy to uncover evidence of the Donald’s extra-marital shenanigans and voluminous shady deals and suspicious deaths of folks who opposed him. Oh, come on. We’ve all seen Law & Order: there’s a New York developer knocking off enemies and depositing them in the foundations of soon-to-be-erected condominiums every other episode.

The only difference is, with Trump’s supporters, that’s not necessarily a negative. Be afraid. Be very afraid.