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Labor Unions Endorse Hermann

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The Central Labor Council of Southern Indiana, an Evansville-based umbrella group of local unions, announced today that it endorses Nicholas Hermann as their candidate of choice for Vanderburgh County Prosecutor. The Central Labor Council represents approximately 12,000 members in southwestern Indiana in a variety of local unions.

Already the Evansville Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 73 and the Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police have endorsed Hermann. The local FOP claims more than 600 active members among current and retired law enforcement officers. Approximately 14,000 members make up the Indiana State Fraternal Order of Police.

For over two decades the Vanderburgh County Prosecutor’s Office has been as much a burden to the victims of crime as it has to the police officers, probation officers, and advocates who work to achieve justice for them. The citizens of Vanderburgh County deserve more than lip service, empty promises and inaction. The citizens of Vanderburgh County deserve a new prosecutor.

Stay connected with the Hermann for Prosecutor campaign online. Click here to visit the campaign’s Facebook page and visit www.HermannForProsecutor.com for the official website.

Paid for and authorized by Hermann for Prosecutor – Mike Robinson, Treasurer

PETITION TO SUPPORT SATELLITE EARLY VOTING!!!!

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DISCLAIMER-THE CCO SUBMITT THIS TO OUR READERSHIP WITHOUT ANY OPINION OR BIACE

Dear Friends,

As residents of Warrick County, I am asking for your support in our efforts to provide the voters of this county with enhanced access to voting opportunities in the November Election. In 2008, the voters of Warrick County enjoyed greater access to the polls as a result of the opening of a satellite office for voting in the Newburgh/Ohio Township Central Library. Over 1,500 voters took advantage of this opportunity in the 2008 general election. In the spring of 2010, it was proposed to re-open the Newburgh Library for satellite/early voting, and to add a second satellite voting location in Lynnville for voters in the northern parts of Warrick County. A unanimous decision of the election board is required to open satellite voting locations. The Democrat member of the election board voted NO, and as a result, the voters of Warrick County were denied the opportunity to cast their votes early at satellite offices in Newburgh and Lynnville in the 2010 Primary Election.

The Warrick County Election Board is scheduled to meet at 6pm on Thursday, September 16th in the Commissioner’s Meeting Room in the Old Courthouse in Boonville to consider, among other things, the use of satellite/early voting in the 2010 General Election in November. With the help of voters like you, we may be able to bring back satellite voting locations! Here’s how you can help:

1. Sign our online petition at www.warrickrepublicans.com showing your support for satellite voting;

2. Attend the election board meeting on September 16th and make your voice heard;

3. Pass this email along to friends and family members in Warrick County and ask them to show their support as well.

Together, we the voters of Warrick County can, and will make a difference!

C. Richard Martin
Martin & Martin, Attorneys at Law, P.C.
125 S. Second St.
P.O. Box 29
Boonville, IN 47601
Telephone: (812) 897-3650
Facsimile: (812) 897-3651
Email: rick@martinlawyers.net

EQUAL TIME—A RESPONSE FROM THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHAIRMAN

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Mark_R_Owen

Published Without Bias or Editing by the City County Observer

When I took over as Chairman several years ago for my second stint, one of the first things that Former Chairman Larry Aiken said to me was to get rid of the Central Committee (CC) booth. We just didn’t need two separate booths at the Fall Festival, particularly because this booth had failed to make any negligible profit.

During the summer, I was approached by Rick Davis and asked to sub-contract our booth out to the JFK Club. This organization has no legal association and is not a part of or a division of the Vanderburgh County Democratic Party. This is an entirely separate and distinct organization with their own by-laws, officers, etc. I agreed to let them run the booth. Late last week, I was advised by one of our Democratic Officeholders that this arrangement was prohibited. Upon further review, I was advised that we had violated Rule 13 of the Nut Club and were not allowed to sub-contract this booth. I was told that other organizations were on a waiting list and the booth should be withdrawn, although they indicated it would be my decision at this point what to do.

I decided to withdraw the second booth. We still have another booth near St. Joe Ave., where we sell the best gyros you’ll ever find. All of our candidates are working out of this booth, helping at the booth and will benefit financially from the profits derived from this booth. Because we are concentrating our efforts on the remaining booth, we are looking forward to a banner year. Incidentally, profits from these booths have never been donated to any charities. The purpose of these booths are to raise funds for democrats and all funds have gone for that purpose. We expect to be a part of the Fall Festival for many years to come.

In regards to Rick’s candidacy, I asked Rick to wait until after this election before he made any announcement about the election next year. We have some very competitive races this year and all of our energies should be directed to this election. We have great candidates and we are confident that we will be successful this election. Rick chose to pursue his “unofficial announcement” which is his right. I just preferred that we wait until after November 2nd.
The West Side Fall Festival is a great community event. We are doing all that we can to support this event and suggest that your readers visit our Democratic Booth on the south side of the street, just off St. Joe. They’ll find the best gyros in town and the best candidates for public office and volunteers serving them,

GAGE Announces New President: Deborah Davis Dewey

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GAGE

(Evansville, IN) – The Board of Directors for the Growth Alliance for Greater Evansville
(GAGE) is pleased to announce the hiring of Ms. Deborah Davis Dewey, filling the
previously open position of president of GAGE.

Ms. Dewey, a native of Evansville, attended the Florida Institute of Technology earning a
Mechanical Engineering degree. She joined Westinghouse as a design engineer rising to
Manager of Strategic Planning before joining General Electric where she was a Product
General Manager while completing her MBA. Deborah later returned to the Midwest
taking a position with Louisville Gas & Electric where she ran their Western Kentucky
Energy business helping return this entity to profitability. Deborah has consulted on
business plan development, acquisition strategy and business start‐up. She has formed
her own businesses. Deborah established an economic development function within
the power company where she served as President, and as such, supported local,
regional and state efforts to attract new business. She has developed packages for
‘angel’ and tier one investor groups and partnered with local and state government for
incentive packages for green field business projects. Deborah helped lead Henderson,
KY to establish its own United Way organization and she was a founding member and is
currently a Performing Arts faculty member for the Riverbend Academy, a Henderson,
KY educational resource for Visual & Performing Arts.

“We could not be more pleased to have Debbie lead the GAGE team. Debbie has
outstanding experiences that will enable GAGE to better serve Evansville and
Vanderburgh County across a wide range of economic development opportunities.
Debbie’s broad experience with large firms, start‐ups, community services and projects
including her recent development work with the Port of Louisville will have direct
beneficial impact on our region. We welcome Debbie and look forward to her
partnering with businesses, elected officials, higher education and residents of our area
to help craft strategies that grow our economy,” said Daniel C. Bugher, Chairperson of
GAGE.

“I was raised in Evansville. I am proud to have been selected to participate in and lead
Evansville and Vanderburgh County’s economic development organization and I look
forward to working with businesses of all sizes and our elected officials in meeting their
economic development goals through a variety of strategies. Evansville has so much to
offer to both new and existing businesses and I believe that Evansville is poised for
growth with economic recovery,” said Deborah Davis Dewey.

Additional information about GAGE can be found at www.evansvillegage.com

A not-for-profit public-private partnership, The Growth Alliance for Greater
Evansville was created in early 2007 through the concerted efforts of government,
business and higher education. GAGE has five operating divisions: Entrepreneurial,
which operates Innovation Pointe; Downtown Development; EnGAGE, the program of
business outreach and assistance; EvansFests which plans certain Downtown-focused
events; and Technology Transfer, which oversees the partnership with the Naval
Surface Warfare Center, Crane Division (NSWC Crane).

WROC HOSTS ABELL – TORNATTA DEBATE SEPT. 9

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Women ROC

EVANSVILLE, Ind. – A Sept. 9 debate between Vanderburgh County Commissioner candidates Marsha Abell (Rep.) and incumbent Troy Tornatta (Dem.) will be open to the public at Central Library Browning Rooms A and B. The debate begins at 6 p.m.

The Sept. 9 debate will be hosted by local group WOMEN Right of Center (WOMEN R.O.C.).

In addition, WOMEN R.O.C. will host a debate on September 28 between Vanderburgh County Prosecutor candidates Nick Hermann (Rep.) and incumbent Stan Levco (Dem.). This event will begin at 6 p.m. at Central Library.

“Our group plans these public events because we feel it is so important for the community to be informed about the issues before they step into the voting booth,” notes Holli Sullivan, president of Evansville-based Women Right of Center. “We’re not about endorsing one party over the other at such events. Our mission is to promote knowledge and involvement in politics and the community.”

For more information about the either debate or to R.S.V.P. contact Melissa Mauser, V.P. Communications, at womenrightofcenter@yahoo.com or call 812-480-2675.

VITAL RECORDS office will be CLOSED and no certificates will be issued on SEPTEMBER 24th, 2010.

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EVANSVILLE, Due to training on records database system changes, the Vanderburgh County Health Department VITAL RECORDS office will be CLOSED and no certificates will be issued on SEPTEMBER 24th, 2010.

Dr. Ray Nicholson, VCHD Medical Officer, stressed the importance of the training. “It is important we properly train and familiarize our Vital Records staff with a new electronic records system that we are mandated to begin using soon. We apologize for any inconvenience this one day closing causes. “ –

TreeRoots: Genealogy the Next Level

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Terry Prall
Willard Library

Special Collections Department
21 First Ave, 2nd Floor
Evansville, IN 47711
For Reservations Call : 812-425-4309 or
Email: lmartin@willard.lib.in.us

Book vendors will be located in the park throughout the day

Willard Library & The Tri-State Genealogical Society

P r e s e n t :
TreeRoots: Genealogy the Next Level

Willard Library
Special Collections Dept
21 First Ave, 2nd Floor
Evansville, IN 47711
For Reservations Call : 812-425-4309 or
Email: lmartin@willard.lib.in.us

Saturday September 18, 2010 9:00 am until 4:00 pm Registration begins at 8:00am

FREE All Day Workshop Entire Workshop Earns (4) LEU’s

Terry Prall, is a retired teacher; his genealogical adventure began in 1990. He has attended the Institute of Genealogy & Historical Research at Samford University, 2001 and The Salt Lake Institute of
Genealogy, 2000-present. The many conferences he has attended include the following: The Midwestern Roots Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana, several NGS, FGS and many local/regional conferences.
His research is centered mainly around the Midwestern States, Mid-Atlantic States, Connecticut, Virginia, and Kentucky. His recently published family history is titled:
“Prall, McHugh, Faucett, Crail & Allied Families.”

Session Topics:

(Please make reservations for each individual session that you plan to attend)
•Each Session last 60 mins. • (2) Breaks 30 mins • Lunch 1 1/2 hrs.
9:00 to 10:00 Using Online Resources to Complement Onsite Research
10:30 to 11:30 Researching Collateral Ancestor
11:30 to 1:00 Lunch ( Order Lunch Or On Your Own )
1:00 to 2:00 Mining Family Histories and Compiled Genealogies
2:30 to 3:00 Using City Directories to Fill in the Blanks

To order Lunch, fill out the form below and send it with a Check made out to Ann Farney, in the amount of $6.50, per Lunch.  # of lunches needed.
(To guarantee a lunch, your order needs to be at the Library by Tuesday September 14, 2010)
Name ___________________________________________________
Sandwich: Sides: ( choice of 2 ) Drink:
____Chicken Salad ____Cole Slaw ___ Coke
____ Ham ____ Potato Salad ___ Diet Coke
____ Chicken ____ Macaroni Salad ___ Water
____ Baked Beans
Regular Chips and (2) Cookies are included in the price

Vietnam Wall – A Place of Healing and Remembrance

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Don Counts

By: Don Counts, USMC, a proud Vietnam Veteran

When the Vietnam Wall was being designed many veterans sent in suggestions on the design. At the time I favored a more traditional design and sent in my suggestions, but after the Wall was approved, it has become a great landmark and a place of healing for those of us that came home from the war. Through the years every time the wall comes to our area I have to go and reflect upon the memories of my brothers in arms whose names are on the Wall. I can’t help myself when the Wall is near I have to go.

I have known five men that are on the Wall. In years past I have always gone alone or with other veterans. This year my wife, Betty, and great grandson Ryan, went with me. The feelings and remembrances were the same but my composure was much better. As I walked around, finding my brothers names on the wall, my pride of service was high as friends would see me and come over, give me a hug and say “Thank you for your service”.

Rolling Thunder provided an excellent ceremony at the Wall in honor of the fallen heroes, on Saturday with the honor and dignity that the men on the Wall deserve. The Marine Corps League 1090 (http://www.mclrivercities.org/) provided security along with other veterans throughout the hours the wall was on display. This made it possible for the wall to remain open and secure for 24 hours of continuous viewing.

Next door to the Wall’s display was an art exhibit in the skating rink by a Vietnam War vet. His art has aided his healing by allowing him the self expression of drawing the nightmares that continue to rage in his head. He has a book containing his art titled “The Loss of Innocence, Wake Me When it is Over” by Vietnam Combat Veteran Rick McCarty. As I walked through the display, memories replayed, as it did for others I talked to at the exhibit.

Shortly after joining the Marine Corps in 1962, I was deployed to the USS Enterprise where we were positioned off the coast of Cuba during the missile crisis, waiting for President Kennedy to decide if we were going to attack. We came home to no fanfare, parades, or hearing anyone say thank-you. I went to Vietnam in 1967 to 1968, serving 13 months. I again came home again to no fanfare, parades, or a thank you. I served a total of 24 years in the Marine Corps. This is why the wall means so much to Vietnam Vets; we are getting our thank you.

Many Vietnam era veterans are active in Military Organizations trying to insure the veterans of today are thanked and know that their serve is appreciated.

I would like to thank the Mount Vernon American Legion and all the other veterans organizations that worked so hard to bring the wall back to the tri-state once again.

HELP SHAPE INDIANA’S DISABILITY PLAN!

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The Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities is gearing up to prepare Indiana’s State Disability Plan for 2012-2016. The completed plan will be used to guide the work of the Council, including its training and dissemination activities, the events it sponsors, and the projects it funds.

Here is your chance to participate in the process! The Council is arranging two ways you can add your voice to the planning process.

1. TOWN MEETINGS
The Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities has commissioned the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community to assist them in facilitating eight Town Meetings across the state to gather ideas from individuals with disabilities and family members about the priorities that should be addressed in the upcoming State Disability Plan.

The Town Meetings will be held in the early evening in these places on these dates – please sign up and register for the one you would like to attend. Be sure to fill out a separate RSVP for each person wishing to participate

Evansville Town Meeting: Monday, October 18th Please register at http://www.cwlab.org/ BEFORE NOON on Friday, October 15.
Evansville Town Meeting
Monday, October 18th
6:00 – 8:30 p.m. CENTRAL TIME
Deaconess Health Sciences Building – Johnson Hall
600 Edgar St.
Evansville, IN 47710

Gary / Merrillville Town Meeting: Monday, October 25th Please be sure to register BEFORE NOON on Friday, October 22nd.

South Bend Town Meeting: Tuesday, October 26th Please be sure to register BEFORE NOON on Friday, October 22nd.

Richmond Town Meeting : Monday, November 8th

New Albany / Clarksville Town Meeting: Monday, November 15th

Completed Town Meetings

Indianapolis Town Meeting: Monday, August 30th – Report of Findings is now available.

Fort Wayne Town Meeting: Monday, September 20th – Report of Findings is now available.

Terre Haute Town Meeting: Wednesday, September 29th – Report of Findings is now available.

Town Meeting Topics

At each Town Meeting, there will be “Table Talks” designed to gather ideas about issues of concern to the participants, especially focusing on potential solutions. When you register for a Town Meeting, you’ll also be asked to indicate your TOP THREE topic choices – we will try to assign you to a table dealing with one of your three choices. Your choices plus those of others attending the same Town Meeting are also tallied to determine which 5-6 of the possible table topics will be selected for that Town Meeting.

The ten topics are as follows:

Education (Prekindergarten – 8th grade)

Education (9th grade – Post High School)

Employment

Housing

Transportation

Leadership Development

Service Systems and Quality Assurance

Community Participation and Access

Health Care

Long Term Care and Supports

2. STATEWIDE SURVEY

This year’s Disability Poll will focus on “Priorities and Solutions” for addressing issues of importance to the disability community in Indiana. Information from this survey will be used in the development of Indiana’s State Disability Plan. People with disabilities, family members, and advocates are invited to share their ideas in this survey.

Stay tuned for the start-up of this survey in September!

The Disability Poll is conducted annually through a collaboration among Indiana’s Developmental Disabilities (DD) Network: the Indiana Governor’s Council for People with Disabilities, the Indiana Protection and Advocacy Services, and the Indiana Institute on Disability and Community.

Questions about the Town Meetings or the Statewide Survey?
Vicki Pappas
Center for Planning and Policy Studies
Indiana Institute on Disability and Community
2853 East Tenth Street
Bloomington, Indiana 47408-2696

Toll Free: (800) 825-4733
Phone: (812) 855-6508
TT: (812) 855-9396
E-mail: cpps@indiana.edu

2010 Vanderburgh County Democrat Party Event Schedule (September 4th Edition)

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9/6 9AM Labor Day Parade Warrick County Fairgrounds, Boonville, IN
9/7 5:30-6:30PM The John F. Kennedy Club of Vanderburgh County – Monthly Meeting – Evansville Labor Temple – 210 N Fulton
9/7 6PM BPAGE (Business & Professional Alliance of Greater Evansville), PFLAG (Parents, Families & Friends of Lesbians and Gays) and the Tri-State Alliance (TSA) will have a joint candidates’ night on Tuesday, Sept. 7 at Jayas, 119 SE 4th Street, Downtown Evansville. The event will be held in the bar part of the restaurant. 6pm will be a social time, and 6:30pm will be meeting where the candidates will each be given a few minutes to talk.
9/8 6:30-7:30PM Vanderburgh County Democrat Club – Monthly Meeting Evansville Labor Temple
9/9 5:30-7PM VCDP Reception –An Evening with the Office Holders – The Pagoda 401 SE Riverside Dr. $100 Per Ticket, $500 Sponsorship
9/11 7AM YMCA 10k (Downtown YMCA)
9/11 11AM-1PM Hayden Barth For County Council Fundraiser – Evansville Labor Temple – 210 N Fulton Ave More details BBQ Chicken Plate $10 Per Person
9/11 10AM-6PM Family Day in the Park – Civic Center Back Parking Lot
9/11-12 11AM-4PM St. Wendel Social 10542 W. Boonville-New Harmony
9/11 6-11PM Bob Deig Barn Party Fundraiser – Meal/Band/Karaoke Pork chop dinner served at 6:30pm Music/Karaoke Contest from 7pm – 11pm Rain or Shine: Approximately 4.5 miles west of the University of Southern Indiana on Hwy #62 Turn left onto Carson School Road $50 per person for Dinner & Fun $25 per person for Fun Bring lawn chairs Theo & Tim Boots’ Karaoke Be a Barn Party Sponsor $100/$200/$300 Sponsor
9/14 5-7PM Jonathan Weaver for Assessor Fundraiser – DC’s Pub 900 W. Buena Vista – $25 Per Person
9/15 TBD Sam Locke for State Auditor Fundraiser
9/16 5:30-7:30PM Vop Osili Reception hosted by Mayor Jonathan Weinzapfel @ the Evansville African American Museum 579 S. Garvin St. contact Adairius Gardner for more information (812) 484-6568
9/18 1-4PM 3rd Annual Brad Ellsworth Fish Fry – Brad’s 52nd Birthday Bash – 4H Fairgrounds – Tickets $52 for two guests $520 for event sponsor For tickets call (317) 231-7120 or jbaer@ellsworthforindiana2010.com
9/19 10AM-4PM St. John’s Daylight Social 5301 Daylight Dr.
9/20 8AM-3PM Labor For Deig – Golf Scramble @ Helfrich Hills Golf Course
9/21 5-7PM Gail Riecken Evening of Fun on the River – Restaurant at Marina Pointe 850 LST Dr. Refreshments and beverages, Corn Hole 20 minute Riverfront Boat Rides Sponsorship Levels: $50 Boatsman, $100 Mate, $150 Captain, $500 Admiral RSVP to megan.e.cotton@gmail.com
9/21 6:30-8PM Evansville For Change – Monthly Meeting Central Library – Browning Room A
9/22 6-8PM 1st Annual Public Safety Meet & Greet #1- Firefighter’s Local #357 & FOP Local # 73 Held at 801 Court St. (812) 422-7373
9/23 6:30-8:30PM UNOE – Candidates Night – Red Cross Building at 29 S. Stockwell Road = Township Trustee, Township Board, Prosecutor
9/24 8AM-5PM Williams for Sheriff Annual Golf Outing Eagle Valley
9/24 7PM Human Relations Commission Annual Banquet, featuring Dr. Cornel West and presentation of Mayor’s Celebration of Diversity Awards. Friday, September 24, at 7 p.m. at The Centre. Tickets are $35 per person. Call the HRC at 436-4927 to obtain tickets, purchase an ad in the program, or sponsor a table.
9/25 10AM-6PM Haynie’s Corner Art Festival 2nd St. @ Adams Ave $5 Adults/Kids Free
9/28 TBD Maura Robinson For County Auditor Fundraiser-
9/29 6PM Central Labor Council Candidates Night – Labor Temple 210 N Fulton Ave
9/30 9AM Troy Tornatta Golf Scramble – Cambridge Golf Course – 9AM Shotgun Start http://www.gogoodgov.com
$1,200 Tornatta Cup – Foursome Banner Display-Car Display – 2 Hole Sponsors
$500 Masters – Foursome- One Hole Sponsorship $150 Hole Sponsorship $100 Lone Duffers
9/30 4-6PM Stephanie Terry for County Council Fundraiser Evansville African American Museum Hosted by Nancy Drake, Gail Riecken & Diane Clements Sponsorship information forthcoming…
9/30 7PM The League of Women Voters of Southwestern Indiana Debate: Broadcast live broadcast on WNIN-PBS9.
State House District 75 (Open seat: Democrat Mike Goebel and Republican Ron Bacon)
District 77 (Rep. Gail Riecken, D-Evansville, and Republican Cheryl Musgrave) 8PM District 76 (Democrat Steve Smith and Rep. Suzanne Crouch, R-Evansville) State Senate District 49 Open seat: Democrat Patty Avery and Republican Jim Tomes
10/2 12-5PM Rick Riney For Perry Township Trustee Fundraiser – West Side Sportsman’s Club 1000 N Peerless Rd.
10/2 3-11PM Jazz, Wine & Arts Fest Downtown
10/4 AM 1st Day a voter may vote absentee ballot in Election office
10/4 Close of Day Voter Registration Ends at close of business day
10/4-9 10AM-8PM West Side Nut Club Fall Festival
10/5 5:30-6:30PM The John F. Kennedy Club of Vanderburgh County – Monthly Meeting – Evansville Labor Temple – 210 N Fulton
10/8 Close of Day End of Pre-Election Campaign Finance Reporting
10/10 7AM YMCA Half-Marathon http://www.evansvillehalfmarathon.org/ The Evansville Half Marathon course starts atop Reitz Hill and winds down through the city of Evansville, Indiana
10/12 5:30 – 8PM SIBA Candidates Night – Holiday Inn – 4101 Hwy 41 N http://www.sibaonline.org 479-6026 to RSVP
10/13 6:30-7:30PM Vanderburgh County Democrat Club – Monthly Meeting Evansville Labor Temple
10/14 TBD Maura Robinson For County Auditor Fundraiser
10/14 7PM 8PM The League of Women Voters of Southwestern Indiana Debate: Broadcast live broadcast on WNIN-PBS9. District 2: Councilman Tom Shetler Jr., a Republican, and Democrat Hayden Barth District 3: Councilwoman Stephanie Terry, a Democrat, and Republican Bill Kramer
District 4 (Councilman Russ Lloyd Jr., a Republican, and Democrat Tim Taylor) District 2 (Commissioner Troy Tornatta, a Democrat, and Republican Marsha Abell)
10/15 12pm Deadline by noon to file pre-election campaign finance reports for all candidates and parties
10/15 8AM Weaver FORE Assessor II – Golf Outing
10/19 6:30-8PM Evansville For Change – Monthly Meeting Central Library – Browning Room A
10/21 8AM First day a confined voter, a voter caring for a confined person at a private residence, or a voter with disabilities may vote an absentee ballot before an absentee voter board at the voter’s residence or place of confinement
10/22 6PM UNOE Spark Plug Banquet – Walnut Room of Aztar Executive Conference Center Call 428-4243 for Info
10/24 1-4PM Coroner Annie Groves Annual Bean Soup – The Mosby’s River Camp 4803 Old Henderson Road – Bean Soup, Hot Dogs, & Soft Drinks – No Charge however, donations will be accepted.
10/25 5-8PM Stephanie Terry for County Council Fundraiser Gospel Night Club Great gospel music, food and conversation with your councilwoman!!!! Location & Ticket Info: TBA
10/25 MIDNIGHT Deadline by midnight (except for confined voter or voters caring for a confined person requesting delivery of a ballot by an absentee voter board), for the Clerk to receive mailed, hand-delivered, or faxed absentee ballot applications requesting to vote absentee by mail
10/28 PM (TBD) Maura Robinson For Auditor Fundraiser hosted by Erika Taylor and Robert Scott Wylie
10/30 7-10PM 2010 Jefferson-Jackson Dinner The Centre
11/1 NOON Deadline, by noon, for the clerk to receive mailed, hand-delivered, or faxed absentee ballot applications from confined voters or voters caring for a confined person requesting delivery of a ballot by an absentee delivery board
11/1 NOON Deadline, by noon, for a voter to vote an absentee ballot in the office of the circuit court clerk
11/1 11/1 Deadline for a confined voter, a voter caring for a confined person, or a voter with disabilities to vote an absentee ballot before an absentee board at the voter’s place of confinement
11/2 6AM-6PM General Election Voting: Polls Open 6am-6pm
11/2 6PM-10PM Election Return Results – Veterans Memorial Coliseum
11/9 5:30-6:30PM The John F. Kennedy Club of Vanderburgh County – Monthly Meeting – Evansville Labor Temple – 210 N Fulton
11/10 6:30-7:30PM Vanderburgh County Democrat Club – Monthly Meeting Evansville Labor Temple
11/12 NOON Deadline, by noon, for a voter to produce proof of identification to the county election board to validate their provisional ballot from the general election
11/16 NOON Deadline, by noon, for a candidate to file a verified election recount or contest petition
11/16 6:30-8PM Evansville For Change – Monthly Meeting Central Library – Browning Room A
12/1 8AM Voter Registration Opens
12/7 5:30-6:30PM The John F. Kennedy Club of Vanderburgh County – Monthly Meeting – Evansville Labor Temple – 210 N Fulton
12/8 6:30-7:30PM Vanderburgh County Democrat Club – Monthly Meeting Evansville Labor Temple
12/21 6:30-8PM Evansville For Change – Monthly Meeting Central Library – Browning Room A
12/31 Midnight End of Annual reporting period for 2010 for campaign finance reports for candidates and parties

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