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BREAKING NEWS: MAYOR WINNECKE CITES CITY PROGRESS IN 2014 IN RE-ELECTION ANNOUNCEMENT LETTER

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Dear Friends,
As another chapter in our city’s history is now complete, it is important to take
time to reflect before looking forward.
2014 was filled with positive progress for the city of Evansville.
Here are just a few of the highlights;
* Lowest Unemployment Rate in 5 years (5.2%)
* Spent $5M less than the budget approved by council
* Over 1,000 new jobs created + retained
* New Haier America Research & Development Center Landed
* Consecutive Clean Financial Audits
* Positive Bond Ratings Reaffirmed by Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s
* Retained the LST in its home port of Evansville
* Full Cloverleaf Interchange at US 41/Lloyd Expressway is underway
* Meth Labs have decreased by 50%
* Secured Medical School at downtown location
Even with progress, challenges still exist and I am committed to putting forth the time and effort to continuously improve our great city.
Clearly, there is work left to be done and my intention is to seek a second term as your Mayor. I have never wavered on my passion and desire to serve the city I love.
Therefore, I plan on filing for the office of Mayor at Noon on Monday, January 12th in the Election Office of the Civic Center. 
 
Please join me in the first step of the 2015 campaign that will send the message that our positive progress will continue.
Happy New Year!

New Year’s Eve Safety Tip Reminders

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The Indiana State Police join public safety agencies across Indiana with this final reminder on safety tips for New Year’s Eve:

· Party responsibly, don’t drink and drive

· Have a designated driver or plan to stay overnight at your party location

· A taxicab fare is thousands of dollars less than a DUI arrest or a funeral

· Do not fire guns in the air on New Year’s Eve or any other time of the year

o Gravity is not suspended on New Year’s Eve and bullets fired into the air will return to earth with sufficient force to cause death or property damage to whoever or whatever they strike

· If you are in the presence of a person who has excessively consumed alcohol and they become unresponsive, do not assume they will ‘sleep it off’

o Alcohol poisoning can cause death; seek emergency medical assistance for intoxicated persons that are unresponsive

o While persons under the age of 21 should not be consuming alcoholic beverages, they should not let this prevent them from seeking assistance for impaired youth

§ Youth who summon help for an impaired juvenile are immune from prosecution for minor consuming alcohol when they stay with the intoxicated youth and cooperate with law enforcement responding to the scene

· For a safe end to 2014 and a healthy start in 2015, party responsibl

Vanderburgh County Recent Booking Records

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EPD Activity Report December 31, 2014

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SPONSORED BY DEFENSE ATTORNEY IVAN ARNAEZ.
DON’T GO TO COURT ALONE. CALL IVAN ARNAEZ @ 812-424-6671.

EPD Activity Report

The Gifts They Should’ve Gotten

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Raging Moderate by Will Durst

Hey guys. Did this whole crazy holy daze madcap bedlam thing sneak up on you this year, making the world speed up like a maglev Bullet Train going downhill lit by a strobe, like it did us? There’s a perfectly reasonable explanation.

In 2014, Thanksgiving fell on November 27th: making it a mere 28 days between the Turkey and the Tree. Next year the gap grows by a day; then two days for leap year, until way way in the future, Year of Our Lord 2018, we’re talking maximum separation: 33 days. And you can bet those extra 5 days will seem a blessed eternity, especially to our poor bedraggled brothers and sisters employed in the online retail industry. Let the drone- ducking commence.

So while we salute all you incredibly stalwart consumers for navigating Demolition Derby parking lots in the honorable quest of sinking heavily into debt to celebrate the birth of that Jewish hippie kid, let us also take this time to offer up to the least deserving of us, our annual scathingly incisive yet perennially trenchant, WILL DUR$T’$ 2014 XMA$ GIFT WI$H LI$T. These are the presents that folks presumably did not receive wrapped in brightly colored packages under dangerously parched fir trees, but most certainly deserved.

For Barack Obama: A Kevlar bubble, as he will now be taking shots from many vantages.

For CNN: Something to talk about other than ISIS and Ebola. And not ISIS infected with Ebola.

For Alec Baldwin: An unlimited refillable prescription for Xanax in a carrying case suitable for travel.

For Democrats in Congress: Scuba gear until they learn to grow gills for breathing underwater.

For Republicans in Congress: Enough rope to tie up Obama’s agenda for 2 years, but not enough to hang themselves with.

For Ted Cruz: A money order in the exact amount of a one- way ticket on the clue train.

For Harry Reid: A big old Lazy- Boy recliner so at least he can be comfortable doing nothing.

For Fox News: Hard evidence that the credit card used to pay for the rental car that took terrorists to the American Embassy in Benghazi has been traced to a shell corporation whose CEO is Hillary Clinton’s chief of staff.

For Malaysian Airlines: A name change.

For Jeb Bush: A name change.

For Mitch McConnell: An oilcan.

For Elizabeth Warren: A lingering bug to hit Hillary Clinton clearing the Democratic field for 2016.

For Joe Biden: A lingering bug to hit Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Warren clearing the Democratic field for 2016.

For Kentucky Senator Rand Paul: More Republicans to support his run for the Presidency and less Democrats.

For Speaker of the House John Boehner: A gift certificate good for one surgical procedure to remove that unsightly Tea Party growth clinging to his back.

For Medical Science to study: Dick Cheney’s heart. George Bush’s brain. And Barack Obama’s leadership skills.

For Scott Brown: Cheap property in either Vermont or Maine. Or both.

For Shia LaBoeuf: A muzzle. Permanent. Steel. Welded with titanium rivets.

For Brad Keselowski: A sponsorship deal with UFC.

For Miley Cyrus: A sponsorship deal with any designer who can provide actual clothes.

For Bill Cosby: Harry Potter’s invisibility cloak.

For Fidel Castro: A tricked out 2015 Ford F-150 to replace that 59 Chevy.

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Copyright ©2014, Will Durst, distributed by the Cagle Cartoons Inc. syndicate.

Will Durst is an award- winning, nationally acclaimed political comic. Go to willdurst.com for more about the documentary film “3 Still Standing,” and a calendar guide to personal appearances such as the Will & Willie Podcast December 17th & the Big Fat Year End Kiss Off Comedy Show XXII, now until January 3.

First Security Bank Announces Hiring of Sr. Vice President of Mortgage Banking

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Prior to joining the bank, Belcher was Mortgage Market Manager at PNC Bank where he was named one of Mortgage Originator Magazine’s Top 200 Mortgage Originators. He achieved the highest Customer Satisfaction Rating in the Kentucky Market and was instrumental in developing the Middle Tennessee market.
A graduate of the University of Kentucky, Belcher received his Bachelors of Science degree in Business Administration.
Belcher has served in leadership roles with Boy Scouts of America and was instrumental in fundraising efforts for the Owensboro Museum of Fine Art. He also has served as Chairman of Friday After 5 and is an affiliate member of the Greater Owensboro Realtor Association, as well as the Home Builders Association of Owensboro.
M. Lynn Cooper, President and CEO stated; “Brad brings invaluable experience to the First Security Bank team. He has over 20 years of banking experience with leadership in mortgage banking in addition to leading and recruiting top performing relationship bankers. He will be an invaluable asset to us as we continue our growth strategy in key markets that have shown to have strong mortgage business.”
First Security Bank is a $535 million asset bank with 10 banking centers in Owensboro, Bowling Green, Franklin and Lexington, Kentucky, as well as Evansville and Newburgh, Indiana. Focusing on relationship banking and the ability to make decisions locally, First Security Bank creates value through unparalleled service.

Pet of the Week

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Honey is a 2-year-old female orange tabby! She has been waiting for a home at the shelter since JULY, getting passed by repeatedly because she’s shy and doesn’t always seek out people’s attention in the Cageless Cat Lounge. Honey’s adoption fee is $30 and includes her spay, microchip, vaccines, and more! Visit www.vhslifesaver.org to download an application!

City Council Meeting Information for January 5, 2015

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Dave Stafford for www.theindianalawyer.com

A dispute between a brother and sister as their law firm partnership was dissolving was an employment-related matter covered by an insurer’s exclusionary clause, the Indiana Court of Appeals held Tuesday, reversing a trial court order.

Sarah Moshe and Justin Stimson were partners in Moshe & Stimson LLP in Indianapolis until Moshe told Stimson she intended to leave the partnership. Their professional relationship began to deteriorate. According to the record, Moshe said her brother refused to dissolve the partnership, seized control of firm assets and case files, refused to pay her, and began making accusations about her personal integrity and professional competence.

Moshe ultimately sued Stimson for defamation, an accounting of the firm’s assets, an injunction and damages. The trial court ordered the insurer, Peerless Indemnity, to defend and indemnify Stimson against his sister’s lawsuit.

“On appeal, Peerless argues that the employment-related exclusionary clause is unambiguous and bars coverage. We agree,” Chief Judge Nancy Vaidik wrote in Peerless Indemnity Insurance Co. v. Moshe & Stimson Llp, Sarah Moshe, and Justin Stimson, 49A02-1404-PL-244. “Because Justin’s alleged actions toward his sister were employment-related, the exclusionary clause applies. We reverse the trial court and remand with instructions to enter summary judgment in Peerless’s favor on the issue of coverage.

“… The policy at issue was designed to protect the siblings in suits brought by third parties – it was not meant to protect one against the other in a suit between the two,” the court held.