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The Lifeline law was created to save lives

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I want to start off by saying that as an educator, state representative and member of our community, I do not condone the consumption of alcohol by minors. We cannot ignore the grim reality that minors do experiment and participate in irresponsible behavior, but when that behavior turns into a life-threatening situation, Indiana has provided the Lifeline Law.While this legislation does not do away with our laws on alcohol use, it does however provide immunity for some alcohol-related offenses. The Lifeline Law provides protection from being charged with the following crimes: public intoxication, minor possession, minor consumption and minor transportation of alcohol to the individuals who reveal themselves to law enforcement while seeking medical assistance for a person suffering from an alcohol-related health emergency.As a further step towards accountability, the law requires that certain good-faith actions must be taken in order for a person to receive immunity. A person can demonstrate they are acting in good faith by:

• Providing their full name and any other relevant information
requested by law enforcement officer

• Remaining on the scene until law enforcement and
emergency medical assistance arrive

• Cooperating with authorities on the scene

The law does not interfere with law enforcement procedures or limit the ability to prosecute for other criminal offenses such as providing alcohol to a minor, operating while intoxicated or possession of a controlled substance.

Students from the University of Southern Indiana (USI), partnering with student governments from Indiana University, Purdue University and many others, led the charge on the Lifeline Law because they believed it could save lives. The group sought to raise awareness and show the relationship between how the law, at that time, handled those who reported alcohol poisoning which led to fewer incidents reported and unfortunately fatalities.

As a result, the General Assembly worked alongside these driven college students to pass the Lifeline Law as a life-saving initiative. I encourage you to learn about this law and please help spread the word about it. Although I do not condone irresponsible behavior involving underage consumption, we cannot afford to let bad situations turn deadly.

If you have questions regarding the Lifeline Law, contact me at h76@iga.in.govor for additional information about the law, visit www.in.gov/legislative and search the 2012 session archives for Senate Enrolled Act 274. You can also visit www.indianalifeline.org.

 

 

VANDERBURGH COUNTY FELONY CHARGES

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Below is a list of felony cases that were filed by the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office on Wednesday, September 04, 2013.

 

Lena Bryant Possession of a Schedule III Controlled Substance-Class D Felony

Possession of Marijuana-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Mark Hunt Dealing in Marijuana-Class C Felony

Possession of Marijuana-Class D Felony

Maintaining a Common Nuisance-Class D Felony

Dealing in a Sawed-Off Shotgun-Class D Felony

 

Corey Lane Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury-Class D Felony

Resisting Law Enforcement-Class A Misdemeanor

Public Intoxicated-Class B Misdemeanor

 

Amber Martin Robbery-Class C Felony

Battery-Class B Misdemeanor

 

Mandy McRoy Unlawful Possession or Use of a Legend Drug-Class D Felony

 

Karl Morris Operating a Vehicle as an Habitual Traffic Violator-Class D Felony

Amram Bilal Battery Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury-Class C Felony

Residential Entry-Class D Felony

 

John Moore Jr Domestic Battery-Class A Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury-Class A Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

 

Lamont Payne Felon Carrying a Handgun-Class C Felony

 

Muriel Pitt Forgery-Class C Felony

Counterfeiting-Class D Felony

 

James Reynolds Resisting Law Enforcement-Class D Felonies (Two Counts)

Reckless Driving-Class B Misdemeanor

 

Joshua Sigers Pointing a Firearm-Class D Felonies (Two Counts)

 

Ashley Williams-Butler Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury-Class D Felony

Resisting Law Enforcement-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Gary Bentley Jr Counterfeiting-Class D Felony

 

Virgil Condit Child Molesting-Class C Felony

 

Gary Gentry Operating a Vehicle with an Ace of .15 or More-Class A Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated-Class C Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

 

Eric Gourieux Operating a Vehicle as an Habitual Traffic Violator-Class D Felony

Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated-Class C Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

Possession of Marijuana-Class A Misdemeanor

Possession of Paraphernalia-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Eric Hardin Unlawful Possession or Use of a Legend Drug-Class D Felony

Invasion of Privacy-Class A Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

 

Duwan McKinney Operating a Vehicle as an Habitual Traffic Violator-Class D Felony

Resisting Law Enforcement-Class A Misdemeanor

Operating a Motor Vehicle Without Ever Receiving a License-Class C

Misdemeanor

 

Sarah Myers Operating a Vehicle with an ACE of .08 or More-Class C Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated-Class C Misdemeanor

(Enhanced to D Felony Due to Prior Convictions)

 

Kristina Reynolds Battery Resulting in Serious Bodily Injury-Class C Felony

Battery by Means of a Deadly Weapon-Class C Felony

Criminal Recklessness-Class D Felony

Failure to Stop After Accident Resulting in Entrapment of a Person in a

Vehicle and Serious Bodily Injury-Class D Felony

 

Jimmie Riggs Possession of Methamphetamine-Class D Felony

Possession of Marijuana-Class A Misdemeanor

Possession of Paraphernalia-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Joy Scarlett Unlawful Possession or Use of a Legend Drug-Class D Felony

Operating a Vehicle with an Ace of .15 or More-Class A Misdemeanor

Resisting Law Enforcement-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Bryan Sulcer Burglary Resulting in Bodily Injury-Class A Felony

Theft-Class D Felony

Battery Resulting in Bodily Injury-Class A Misdemeanor

 

Kendra Wise Possession of a Schedule II Controlled Substance-Class D Felony

For further information on the cases listed above, or any pending case, please contact Kyle Phernetton at 812.435.5688 or via e-mail at KPhernetton@vanderburghgov.org

 

Under Indiana law, all criminal defendants are considered to be innocent until proven guilty by a court of law.

 

Evansville Welcomes Gaither Homecoming Christmas Spectacular

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Greenville, SC – Multi-Grammy Award winning recording artist, Bill Gaither will present the Gaither Christmas Homecoming music spectacular at the Ford Center in Evansville, IN, on Friday, December 13, 2013. The legendary recording artist will present an exciting celebration, filled with the very best in Christian music, including Gaither’s own multi-award winning group, The Gaither Vocal Band (pictured in attached jpg). This special event will begin at 7:00pm.

For nearly half a century, multiple Grammy and Dove award winner Bill Gaither has been a musical trailblazer. His reputation as a performer, songwriter and mentor for newly-discovered artists is known world-wide. Gaither’s beloved series of Homecoming CDs and DVDs continues to top the sales charts and attract an ever-increasing audience. Whether you are a brand new fan or a longtime lover of feel-good Gospel music, don’t miss this incredible concert experience. “In times like these we must reflect on what is most important in our lives…faith, family and friends,” explains Gaither. “I invite everyone to join me and my special ‘friends’ for an uplifting musical extravaganza filled with joy, laughter, good music and great memories.”

The roster of talented “friends” taking the stage with Gaither and the Gaither Vocal Band, featuring Mark Lowry, David Phelps, Michael English and Wes Hampton, include The Martins, The Isaacs, Angie Primm, Charlotte Ritchie, Gene McDonald and Kevin Williams.

Additional information regarding the Gaither Christmas Homecoming Tour stop at the Ford Center in Evansville, IN, is available online at www.premierproductions.com or www.gaither.com.

Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Awards Winner

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Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke
Evansville Mayor Lloyd Winnecke

The Evansville-Vanderburgh County Human Relations Commission will hold its Annual Dinner on Friday, September 6, 2013 at 7:00 p.m. at the Centre, and will feature keynote speaker, Constance L. Rice.

Connie Rice is a civil rights lawyer who engineers systemic fixes to entrenched inequality and injustice. California Law Business Journal twice designated her one of the top ten most influential attorneys in California. She graduated from Harvard-Radcliffe colleges in 1978, achieved her black belt in Tae Kwon Do in 1981 and entered New York University School of Law on a Root Tilden Scholarship. In law school she worked extensively on capital punishment cases at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and after graduating from law school in 1984, she clerked for the Honorable Damon J. Keith at the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit for two years before winging it west to California where she joined the law firm of Morrison

& Foerster in San Francisco. She rejoined the NAACP Legal Defense Fund in 1989 as Western Regional Counsel, won several landmark cases and in the words of one magazine, established herself as “the voice of Los Angeles’ oppressed.” Together with Co-Directors Molly Munger, Penda Hair and Steve English, Connie launched The Advancement Project, a policy action and technology organization in 1998, and in the words of Los Angeles Magazine, “picked up where Clarence Darrow left off.”

Mayor Lloyd Winnecke will reveal the Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Awards at the dinner. The Mayor’s 2013 Celebration of Diversity Award recipients are as follows.

 Workforce Diversity Award – Ameriqual

Awarded to a business or organization that has been successful in achieving a diverse workforce.

 

Human Relations Commission Annual Dinner

September 6, 2013

 

 Development (Willie Effie Thomas Award) – USI Safe Zone Project

Awarded to an individual who has successfully implemented diversity education and communication in an organization, business or the community.

 Community Relations (Sue Woodson Award) – Harold Calloway

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Awarded to an individual, business or organization that has achieved exceptional success in developing diversity activities which encourage and support success in the area of community relations.

 Leadership Award -Evansville’s Celebration of Diversity Distinguished Lecture

Series

Awarded to a business or organization that has developed supportive diversity strategies throughout a business, organization or community.

 Sadelle Berger Award – Marvaline Prince

This top award honors the tireless work of a community advocate that promotes fairness, inclusion, and respect for all in the community, and has made a significant impact. This award goes to an individual, organization or business.

Additional Presentations:

The Evansville-Vanderburgh County Advisory Board on Disability Services will recognize John Hassebrock, Loft Manager of Sodexo and present the Employer of Distinction Award for his outstanding achievements in enhancing employment opportunities for people with disabilities.

The Evansville Commission on the Social Status of African American Males will also recognize Brad Hill for his contributions to the Evansville Commission on the Social Status of African American Males.

The Evansville-Vanderburgh County Human Relations Commission provides administrative support to the Advisory Board on Disability Services and the Evansville Commission on the Social Status of African American Males.

Bucshon and Staff Reflect on the Life of Colleague Steven Reeves

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 Congressman Larry Bucshon and his staff reflect on the life of their dear friend and colleague Steven L. Reeves, who passed away on Tuesday, September 3, 2013.

 

Although he held numerous positions on Bucshon’s staff, Reeves served most recently as Deputy Chief of Staff and District Director, based out of the Congressman’s Evansville District Office.


“For those of us fortunate enough to know Steven, he was a valued colleague and a loyal friend,” said Bucshon. “But more than that, Steven was truly a member of our family and will be greatly missed. Motivated by a genuine compassion for others, he worked to help eradicate AIDS in Africa before serving the 8th District in our office.  He spent much of his life dedicated to serving his country, bettering his community, and improving the lives of others. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and friends through this difficult and private time.”

 

Reflections from Staff:

 “Steven was a loyal friend, a mentor, and the most effective leader I have had the pleasure come into contact with,” said Matthew Huckleby, Deputy District Director for Bucshon.  “In the short time that I had the honor to know Steven, he helped me develop as a leader and made me a better person.  His memory will live on in the thoughts of those of us who knew and loved him and his impact will continue to be felt for years to come.”

“There are really no words to express the depth of sorrow I am feeling at the loss of my close friend and boss Steven Reeves,” said Carol Jones, Director of Constituent Services for Bucshon. “He was one of the most loyal, passionate, and truly exceptional people I’ve ever had the pleasure to call ‘friend!’  I will miss him and his quirky personality with all my heart.  May you be at peace and smirking down at us! Love you, Carol.”

“Steven had an endearing personality that could provide comedic relief to any situation,” said Nick McGee, Press Secretary for Bucshon.  “He was a loyal friend and tremendous mentor with a unique ability to drive his colleagues to perform at their best. Steven was a strong leader and visionary for our office with great attention to detail. The community lost a great advocate with his passing and his presence will be greatly missed on a personal and professional level.  My heart is heavy and my thoughts and prayers are with his friends and family as we all try to navigate this difficult time.”

“In the almost 4 years I have known Steven he was always professional and able to cut through the emotional aspects of most situations to get to a resolution,” said Dean Lester, Office Administrator for Bucshon. “Whether it was dealing with upset constituents, attending local meetings, or handling office matters, his matter-of-fact style was effective and productive.  I will miss Steven’s sharp wit, enigmatic smile, and teasing humor he brought to the office on a daily basis which seemed to lift the spirits of everyone around him.  We will greatly miss you Steven.  May you be in a better more peaceful place.”

“Steven has always been my go-to guy. I often times went to him for advice and he always delivered with a well thought out, unbiased suggestion,” said Erin Pugh, District Scheduler for Bucshon. “It was never a question where you stood with him. He was always one to tell you how valuable you were to the office, often times sending encouraging words and offering a supportive hand in whatever task you were working on. He had a great sense of humor and a ‘door always open’ management style that I greatly appreciated. Steven was an incredible mentor and asset to our office.  His absence will certainly be felt and greatly missed.”

“I have known Steven for several years, but I really got to know him in our current roles in the Congressman’s office,” said Teresa Buckley, Legislative Director for Bucshon. “We spoke numerous times a day, either getting a quick answer to a question or letting the other know something while we were rushing into meetings and events. While I came to depend on Steven as a trusted colleague, I got to know him as a friend. We often called each other every Sunday for ‘Sundays with Steven,’ as we both called it, to discuss things we couldn’t get to during our hectic weeks, fill each other in on our mutual friends and update each other on our personal lives. I could always count on him for a hilarious comment to brighten my mood, a sarcastic response to my email, and an open ear to listen to me.  I am heartbroken over his death and I will truly miss my friend and colleague.”

“Steven leaves a profound legacy of service to others,” said Larry Ordner, Southwest Indiana Field Director for Bucshon. “I will miss his smile, his dry wit, and his innate sense to do what is right. As his office neighbor in the Denton Federal Building for several years, Steven’s presence will be sorely missed.”

 

“We lost a colleague, our country lost a responsible and capable public servant, a family lost a son, brother, and an uncle, and humanity lost a genuinely kind, caring, and all around great man,” said Connor Lentz, Constituent Services Representative for Bucshon. “If Steven Reeves can do as much for the Good Lord as he did in such short time for people here on earth, God will certainly have plenty to keep him busy until we meet again. His is a lasting peace.”

“Steven taught me and many others about dedication and the true meaning of living to serve others,” said Janelle Hervig, Legislative Assistant for Bucshon. “He was someone who was always on your side and always willing to listen. He was a great boss and the world was lucky to have him. He will be greatly missed.”

Obituary for Steven Lee Reeves as published:

 

Steven L. Reeves, 32 of Princeton, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 3, 2013 in Evansville IN. He was born May 12, 1981 in Evansville to Dan L. and Martha (Schemel) Reeves.

 

He had lived in Princeton most of his life. He graduated from P.C.H.S. in 1999 and graduated from Indiana University. He was currently the Deputy Chief of Staff and District Director for 8th District Congressman Larry Bucshon. He was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church in Princeton, Knights of Columbus and the Evansville Rotary. He was a devoted son, brother and uncle.

 

Steven is survived by his father and step-mother, Dan. L. and Kathy Reeves of Princeton; mother Martha Reeves of Princeton; brother Michael Reeves of Princeton and a sister Stephanie (Bryan) Caldemeyer of Mt. Vernon, IN, grandmother Eloise Reeves of Princeton, 2 nephews Brayden and Jacob Caldemeyer, several aunts, uncles and cousins.

 

He was preceded in death by an infant sister Lisa Reeves.

 

There will be a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Monday, Sept. 9, 2013 at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Princeton, with Fr. Ronald Zgunda officiating. Entombment will follow in the St. Joseph Cemetery mausoleum in Evansville. Visitation will be from 3 until 8 p.m. Sunday at the Colvin Funeral Home in Princeton, where a Rosary will be prayed at 7:30 p.m.

 

Memorial contributions may be made to the Gibson County Animal Services. Envelopes will be available at the funeral home. Condolences may be expressed online at www.colvinfuneralhome.com

 

IS IT TRUE September 6, 2013 Part 2 “Hold Firm Christy, Right is Right”

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IS IT TRUE September 6, 2013 Part 2

IS IT TRUE that our mole hotline, our phones, and our emails has been busy this morning with comments regarding the statement published by the President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Southwest Indiana, Christy Gillenwater about the “leaderless ghost town” status of downtown Evansville?…there is overwhelming support and agreement for her statement among those who have contacted the CCO?…the dominant comment has been that MS. Gillenwater “gets it” in a way that only someone who has spent time outside of Evansville can and that her candor is a breath of fresh air from an otherwise dusty shelf of drones who lead cheer for the “ghost town”?…we encourage her to keep telling the truth as she sees it no matter how much pressure she may have put on her to retract or restate the words that have already been published in the C of C newsletter for an upcoming issue of the Evansville Business Journal?

IS IT TRUE that a few of our Civic Center moles have informed us that Ms. Gillenwater has already been to the Mayor’s office for a discussion about her choice of words?…our moles furthermore tell us that she has been openly encouraged or even subliminally threatened unless a retraction or shall we say “clarification” is issued?…when the next issue of the EBJ comes out with her monthly message we shall know if the propaganda spin machine was successful in their quest to craft her message from her own words to words that serve them better?

IS IT TRUE that insofar as we are aware the Chamber of Commerce of Southwest Indiana is an independent entity with no public financing that hires its personnel without answering to any Mayor of Evansville?…any propagandizing or sanitizing of her message should be between her and her board of directors?…while we realize that her board of directors does include several members of the Evansville Regional Business Commission and Mr. Ed Hafer who also serves as Mayor Winnecke’s appointment to the Evansville Redevelopment Commission the mission of any Chamber of Commerce will necessarily not always be in lock step with local government?…if the cross pollination between the Office of the Mayor and the CCSWIN is no thick as to corrupt the “profitable business” mission of the chamber it may just be time to shuffle that board?

IS IT TRUE we look forward to more dialog from Christy Gillenwater regarding her honest observation of the “leaderless ghost town”, and encourage her to never back down no matter what the machine throws at her?…she sounds like the kind of young educated professional who may become instrumental in reversing this “leaderless ghost town” if the self-proclaimed leaders of the good old boy network will let her?

IS IT TRUE September 6, 2013

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Mole #3 Nostradamus of Local Politics
Mole #3 Nostradamus of Local Politics

IS IT TRUE September 6, 2013

IS IT TRUE the reality that there will not be a vote on the proposed $37.5 Million incentive package for HCW of Branson, MO to put a convention hotel in downtown Evansville is sinking in to all involved from Mayor Winnecke and his appointed puppets to the staunchest of the opposition?…the City County Observer would like to encourage every one of these people to take advantage of this hitting of the reset button by first taking a breath and then putting on your Tom Terrific thinking caps?…this pause is a golden opportunity to get the quest for a downtown hotel back onto a rational track that can gain the support of many more of the people of Evansville?…this is an opportunity to establish a competent vetting procedure in a place where emotions and gut feelings have ruled the day?…this is an opportunity to learn to rely on data as opposed to the whims and desires of a small group?…it is also an opportunity for the community at large to learn how to VET projects so another Earthcare Energy debacle or even another flying political circus like this 5 year “gotta get a hotel at all costs” project has become?…this is a golden opportunity for Evansville’s government to grow up?

IS IT TRUE that the President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of Southwest Indiana, Christy Gillenwater recently published a letter to her memberships in the chamber newsletter addressing the failures of all efforts to revitalize downtown Evansville?…Ms. Gillenwater referred to downtown Evansville as a “ghost town’?…this rather accurate description by Ms. Gillenwater comes after the City of Evansville has spent well in excess of $200 Million of bonded debt on temples to entertainment?…Ms. Gillenwater went on to state that successful downtowns have a dedicated committee or commission that owns the revitalization effort and the Evansville does not have one?…we are beginning to like this lady and agree wholeheartedly?…in her final and most excellent statement Ms. Gillenwater wrote, “WE DON’T HAVE A PLAN. WE NEED GOALS, WE NEED A TIME FRAME, AND WE NEED A LEADER”?…the City County Observer salutes Ms. Gillenwater for her poignant and excellent observations and on her courage to come out and call a skunk a skunk as we have been doing for the last 4 years?…a MASTER PLAN has been at the top of every TOP 10 needs list the CCO has ever published?…we wonder what the Mayor of Evansville and the Evansville Redevelopment Commission thinks about the Chamber’s statement about no plan, no committee, and no leader?…we encourage Ms. Gillenwater to hang tough?…we may just join the Chamber if she keeps telling the brutal truths that need to be told and succeeds in keeping those puppet strings from the Civic Center from being welded to her words?

IS IT TRUE John Dunn of Dunn Hospitality had his interview with Brad Byrd last night and we must say he made his points in a clear and eloquent manner?…Mr. Dunn made it clear that he supports the concept of a downtown hotel but that he and the other citizens of Evansville should not be expected to pay for something they don’t own?…Mr. Dunn addressed the recently publicized issue of his pulling of personal donations to six charities that he has supported with tens of thousands of dollars in the past?…it was a statement by Matt Rowe who is the director of the Reitz Home made on behalf of “all of the museums” that Mr. Dunn has an issue with?…Mr. Dunn supports Mr. Rowe’s right to express himself personally on the hotel issue but does not think that “the museums” as organizations should be held to their director’s personal positions?…John Dunn called out Mayor Winnecke for “gross exaggeration” in the number of jobs he claims will be at the hotel and in the construction process?…as we have stated many times Mr. Dunn pointed out that the Hunden Study that Mayor Winnecke paid over $100,000 for does not even support his job claims and that the errors are by over 200%?…Mr. Dunn reminded the people of Evansville that he and Dunn Hospitality have invested over $100 Million in Evansville?…he opined on the RFP’s that were sent out by both the Winnecke and Weinzapfel administrations as being so restrictive on the number of rooms that they are essentially impossible to be run at a profit and stand on their own?…he accepts and understands that the right size is 120 – 150 rooms if Evansville is to get a downtown hotel without a massive subsidy?…in closing Mr. Dunn stated that he loves Evansville, has chosen to spend his life there and that “he has never taken a penny of government handouts to build any of his hotels”?…this sounds like the kind of man that Evansville needs to bid on a downtown convention hotel?…it would be interesting to see what happens if the RFP is amended to be 120 – 150 rooms?

Clean Evansville Trash Pick-up Targets Second Ward

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Members of the University of Evansville Men’s Basketball Team and the Evansville IceMen hockey team staff will be among approximately 150 volunteers picking-up trash on the city’s South East Side this Saturday, September 7, from 8 to 9:30 a.m., as part of Mayor Lloyd Winnecke’s Clean Evansville initiative. Teams will gather at Lorraine Park, 2399 Adams Ave., at 9:45 a.m. for a wrap- up ceremony to see how much trash they have collected.

Keep Evansville Beautiful is still recruiting volunteers for the September clean-up. To register, call Keep Evansville Beautiful at 812-425-4461. For information about future Clean Evansville events, contact Deputy Parks Dir. Michael Below at 812-435-6164.

Clean Evansville is a community partnership between the City of Evansville and Keep Evansville Beautiful, with support from Republic Services, Rural King and community volunteers.

Pet Of The Week

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DaisyDaisy is a 1-year-old tabby cat who has been at the VHS for more than seven months, and is more than ready for someone to make her a part of their family. She was found as a stray and wasn’t very affectionate at first, but she is really warming up to the staff who care for her at the shelter! She gets along well with other cats, and she is litter box-trained. Daisy’s adoption fee is $30, which includes her spay, vaccines, microchip, and a bag of food.