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IS IT TRUE JUNE 3, 2015

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IS IT TRUE that yesterday, one of loyal contributor’s stated that the City’s new baseball facility has scoreboards that do not indicate ball, strikes, and outs? …please say this isn’t true? Oh. Please say it ain’t true.

IS IT TRUE DMD Director Kelly Coures is thrilled to death that his puppet Board (ERC) approved to create  new Downtown Master Plan? …DMD sought proposals on the Downtown Master Plan? …the “Blue Ribbon” committee that Coures appointed are Lana Abel, a DMD Project Manager; and Joshua Armstrong, with the Southwest Indiana Chamber’s Downtown Alliance and Coures. The “Blue Ribbon” committee selected Lochmueller Group of Evansville; Progressive Urban Management Associates of Denver, in collaboration with Rundell Ernstberger Associates of Louisville and Hafer Associates of Evansville; and Development Concepts Inc. of Indianapolis as the three finalists?

IS IT TRUE we are surprised the DMD and ERC decided it’s time to do a Downtown Master Plan since the City has already embarked on $15 million dollar North Main streets project, plan to build a new IU Medical School and a new Downtown Hotel and awarding hundred of thousands of dollars for facade grants to political buddies? …we ask the question, why do we need a Mater Plan now since all the Downtown TIF money is already committed? …could this be another Winnecke re-election ploy? …could this big ticket consulting contract be awarded to a political supporter of the Mayor?

IS IT TRUE the Arts Council of Southwestern Indiana and the Alhambra Theatre Board of Directors cut a quiet  lease/purchase agreement between the two entities concerning the Historic Theater?   …this agreement will take effect by May 31, 2017? …the Alhambra Board of Directors approved this agreement with the Arts Council unanimously,

IS IT TRUE that former Alhambra Board member Heidi Krause. demands total transparency with regard to open discussions of the theater’s future? …we wonder if both organization are subject to the State of Indiana “OPEN MEETING” law since the Mayor makes appointments to Arts Council Board and the City has donated our hard earned tax money to both organizations over the years?

IS IT TRUE City Councilman John Friend would like for the City to provide him with an analysis of legal fees the City has expended in regards to the Milan Case? …he wonders what the legal fees were for the Cross Case, the African-American Fireman on the bicycle case, the Latino Zuki employee who claims he was beaten by the police and the African-American who was tasered after her auto was a victim of a hit and run?

Supreme Court dismisses appeal in right-to-work case

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By, TheIndianaLawyer.com

The Indiana Supreme Court dismissed a Lake County lawsuit challenging the state’s right-to-work law after indianalawyerthe state and plaintiffs filed a motion to dismiss.

The motion by Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller and plaintiffs, including United Steel, comes after the justices ruled last month that Indiana’s right-to-work law does not violate the Indiana Constitution. That ruling came in Gregory F. Zoeller, Attorney General and Rick J. Ruble, Commissioner of the In. Dept. of Labor v. James M. Sweeney, David A. Fagan, Charles Severs et. al., 45S00-1309-PL-596. Lake Superior Judge John M. Sedia found last year that I.C. 22-6-6-8 and 22-6-6-10 violate Article I, Section 21 of the Indiana Constitution.

In the United Steel case, Lake Circuit Judge George Paras in July struck down the law, finding it “null and void.”

The justices declined to consolidate the two cases.

The order issued Tuesday by the Supreme Court vacates Paras’ judgment, dismisses the appeal with prejudice and remands to the trial court with instructions to dismiss United Steel’s complaint with prejudice.

The law, which prohibits involuntary union dues, was passed in 2012.

Plan to establish commercial courts in Indiana moves forward

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By, TheIndianaLawyer.com

The move to create commercial courts in Indiana, first mentioned by Chief Justice Loretta Rush during her State of the Judiciary address in January, is a step closer to becoming a reality. The Indiana Supreme Court announced Tuesday that it has named a working group to recommend policies and procedures for the courts, which could be hearing cases as early as 2016.

“Because legal consistency is a significant factor in businesses’ decisions to locate to a state, establishing commercial courts in Indiana will keep our business environment competitive. In addition to improving Indiana’s business climate, the more efficient handling of complex, time-consuming commercial cases allows more judicial time for all other types of cases,” according to an order signed by Rush Tuesday.

Commercial courts have a specialized docket designed to reduce litigation costs and promote earlier and more frequent settlement of cases. These courts exist in 22 states, including Michigan and Ohio.

The 19-member task force is made up of judges, attorneys and legislators. Allen Superior Judge Craig Bobay has been named chair of the working group, which includes Indiana Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Kevin Brinegar, Irwin Levin of Cohen & Malad, State Sen. John Broden, and Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law professor and former justice Frank Sullivan.

The group is tasked with holding meetings; collaborating with various organizations, including bar associations and business litigation groups; and exploring potential funding sources for the courts. It has until Oct. 1 to submit its initial report and a recommendation to establish a commercial court pilot project, if appropriate.

Last Chance to Enter to Win Kenny Chesney Tickets

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kennyLAST CHANCE
To enter to win 2 tickets to the Kenny Chesney concert
at the Ford Center Thursday June 4th.
Our Affiliate will be raffling off 5 sets of tickets to see country singer Kenny Chesney. Don’t miss this opportunity to see your favorite star and help raise money for the Komen Evansville Tri-State Affiliate.

Once payment is received our office will email you a copy of your raffle tickets. We will draw for the tickets Tomorrow at noon, we will announce the winner on our Facebook page and contact the winner via phone. You may pick-up your tickets at our office 4424 Vogel Rd, Suite 205, Evansville, IN 47715 on Wednesday June 3rd from noon to 4:30 or on Thursday June 4th 8:30-4:30.
If you cannot access the paypal button try viewing the email in your browser or visit our website.
$5.00 per chance.

Go to komenevansville.org

Evansville Tri-State Affiliate of Susan G. Komen®
4424 Vogel Road Suite 205 Evansville, IN 47715
Phone: 812-962-2202 · Fax: 812-962-2204 · Email: info@komenevansville.org

 

PET OF THE WEEK

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Raisin is a female black & white tuxedo cat, just over a year old. The people who surrendered her found her as a stray, so not much is known about her background. You can’t tell from the photo, but this sweet gal only has three legs! One of them mysteriously disappeared, and although we’re not sure why, it doesn’t affect her ability to climb or play and won’t require any special care. Her $30 adoption fee includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, & more! Visit www.vhslifesaver.org or call (812) 426-2563.

 

Curran Miller Auction to Benefit EVSC Foundation‏

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An overnight stay for two at French Lick Resort, golf at the Donald Ross Course and much more awaits the winner of an online auction, hosted by Curran Miller Auction/Reality, Inc. As Curran Miller’s June Charity of Month, the proceeds of the auction will go to the EVSC Foundation, which ultimately benefits the students and teachers of the EVSC.

The Auction, which is now live, includes:
Overnight stay for two at French Lick Resort
Golf at the Donald Ross Course
Breakfast at The Grand Colonnade Family Restaurant
Lunch at Hagen’s Club
To bid, go to www.curranmiller.com and click on the “Browse Auctions” then, click the “Online Only Auctions” tab to place your bid. Bids close Tuesday, June 30, at 6 p.m.

Attempt to Identify Burglary Suspect using a Stolen

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Detectives of the Evansville Police Department are still trying to identify and locate a person of interest from a Burglary that occurred on Tulip Avenue May 24th. During the Burglary a credit card was stolen. This credit card was used at several locations on or around E. Morgan Avenue. Attached are photographs from surveillance video from the Family Dollar on E. Morgan Avenue in which the subject pictured again used the stolen credit card. Anyone user30769-1433283890-media2_72a0cf_240_134_PrsMe_with information is asked to contact the Evansville Police Department at (812) 436-4025 / (812) 436-7979 or the WeTip line at 1-800-78-CRIME

          

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Make your summer SUPER | Read for prizes!

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Summer Reading Program 
June 1-July 27 | All ages!

Play the EVPL’s version of Bingo during the Summer Reading Program for a chance to win prizes – like cash for adults, cash and gift cards for teens, and passes to local attractions and interactive toys for kids.

Get a SUPER card at any EVPL location starting today, and help us kick off the program by coming to one of our special events.

Summer Reading Program is sponsored by the EVPL Foundation.

Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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