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Darland wins thriller in ‘30th Putnamville Clash’ for sprint cars
(Professional Sports ~ 07/30/17)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor PUTNAMVILLE – The weekend got off to a rather ignominious start for Lincoln, Ind. native Dave Darland. However, it ended with a sweet result on Saturday night with a victory in the 30th running of the Putnamville Clash at Lincoln Park Speedway...
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Brazil CPC announces winners of baby contest
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
The Brazil Crisis Pregnancy Center has announced the results of its Clay County 4-H Fair Baby Photo Contest. First place went to Haddie Osborn, the daughter of William and Colleen Osborn, Centerpoint. Second went to Jameson Gibbens, the son of Jared and Heather Gibbens, Brazil. Third place went to Millie Maurer, the daughter of Marc and Susan Maurer, Brazil...
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‘Do I Have to Stop for that School Bus?’ ISP reminds motorists of the law ahead school starting
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
Every school year the Indiana State Police receives numerous complaints about school bus stop-arm violations from school corporations around the state. The Indiana Department of Education surveys school corporations annually for stop-arm violations on one given day, and reports those numbers to the National Association of State Directors for Pupil Transportation Services...
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Clay City Junior/Senior High School happenings
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
• Class schedules and other back-to-school information for students in grades 7-12 can be picked up in the Main Office between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. through Wednesday. Any information not picked up by 4 p.m. Wednesday will be mailed to students. • Textbook rental will be collected once all class assignments are finalized. The school’s Main Office resumed regular hours on July 24...
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When it comes to I-70, mom is always right By
(Column ~ 07/30/17)
Any time we take an extended family trip to Indianapolis or other eastern locations, my mom will always say, “I’d prefer it if you’d take 40.” She’s always had reservations about Interstate 70, whether it’s the speed, the heavy traffic (particularly semi-trailers) or the seemingly never-ending accidents happening on that road...
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Why 4-H is great for everyone
(Column ~ 07/30/17)
Every year I come to appreciate 4-H more. There are several reasons. I was a small town kid while growing up. Our city of (then) about 15,000 people was considered the biggest town north of South Bend. Of course now, South Bend and Niles, Michigan, are almost indistinguishable along U.S. 33...
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THIS WEEK, THAT YEAR: Historic Eaglesfield farm producing chickens in 1952
(Column ~ 07/30/17)
During this week in 1952, Eaglesfield, located on the Putnam-Clay county line on U.S. 40, had been renamed Hunt’s Pleasant Acres and the owners were producing 12,000 broiler chickens every three months. The Brazil Times published an in-depth story about the history of the farm. That history included the story that not only did Abraham Lincoln stop at the farm for a drink of cold water from the well but that Lincoln also spent the night there...
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Clay County Planner July 31, 2017
(Community News ~ 07/30/17)
Residents living in and around Brazil can learn about their risk for cardiovascular disease, osteoporosis, diabetes and other chronic, serious conditions with screenings by Life Line Screening at First United Methodist Church, 201 N. Meridian St., Brazil. The church will host this event on Thursday...
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REUNIONS July 31, 2017
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
The Crafton Reunion will be 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. Aug. 20 at the Center Point United Methodist Church - Family Living Center, 200 South Cherry St., Center Point. Bring pictures and stories to share along with your table service and one or more covered dishes to share. Ice for drinks will be provided...
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Staunton High School Class of 1967
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
The Staunton High School graduating class of 1967 recently held its 50th class reunion at MCL Cafeteria in Terre Haute. Twenty-three of the graduating seniors and their spouses attended the event. Forty-one seniors graduated in 1967 and 33 are still living. ...
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WVGS to present ‘Newspapers in Genealogy’
(Community News ~ 07/30/17)
Searching old newspapers as a source for family history information has long been an important tool for genealogists and others looking for more family history information. On Aug. 14, the Wabash Valley Genealogy Society will offer a program titled “Using Newspapers in Genealogy.” The program will be presented by Leigh Anne Johnson...
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SUMMER SAFETY FOR KIDS July 30, 2017
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
If a child needs help, whom do they ask for help if their parents or caregiver aren’t around? The tip of the day: Police officers, firefighters and EMTs are examples of very recognizable safe strangers to go to in a public place and ask for help...
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Night Out event is Tuesday at Forest Park
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
A free event aimed at helping local residents interact with a wide range of public safety personnel is this week in Forest Park. National Night Out 2017 has been set for 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Forest Park Cow Palace. Representatives from police, fire and medical agencies as well as other community organizations will be available to answer questions, share information and put on demonstrations of their equipment and services they provide...
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SNAPSHOTS: Rollin' with Santa
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
An unusual sight took place at the corner of State Road 59 and United States 40 Sunday after, as motorists watched Santa Claus riding a Harley Davidson with an elf on the back lead a pack of motorcycles through town. It was the third annual Brazil Fraternal Order of Eagles Riders #274 Christmas in July motorcycle ride to benefit the local Shop With a Cop program...
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BCB bringing sounds of Bavarian Oktoberfest to Sunday lineup
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
The Brazil Concert Band will bring the sounds of the Bavarian Oktoberfest to Forest Park on Sunday, rain or shine. Under the direction of Herr von Huber, the BCB will present German Musikfest 2017 with a roving oom-pah band at 7:15 p.m. and the full concert band at 8...
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BACK TO SCHOOL: Open houses set for elementary schools
(Local News ~ 07/30/17)
Counting down the days until the 2017 school year begins? It starts Monday, Aug. 7 and local elementary schools are planning Open Houses Thursday evening to help prepare incoming students and parents, including: Elementary Open House Schedules Clay City Elementary: 6-7 p.m. Open House will begin in the gym at 6. Teachers will be in their classrooms following the program in the gym. Students will have the opportunity to meet their teacher, along with bringing in supplies and paying book rental...
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