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Knights fall a point short in regional rematch with Bruins
(High School Sports ~ 12/11/16)
Times Staff Report LIZTON -- The Northview Knights went toe-to-toe with Class 3A fourth-ranked Tri-West Saturday night in a battle of unbeaten. In a rematch of last year's Greencastle Regional opener, the Bruins got a free throw from senior Peyton Hendershot with 1.7 seconds remaining to edge the Knights 59-58...
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Jordon Alexander Slater
(Obituary ~ 12/11/16)
Jordon Alexander Slater, 26, Brazil, Indiana, passed away Friday December 9, 2016 at his home in Brazil. He was born in Brazil, Indiana on November 27, 1990 to Timothy J. and Lisa D. (Carter) Slater. Jordon attended Northview High School, and was a heavy equipment operator, and enjoyed detailing cars, trucks and motorcycles. ...
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Heading claims championship at Greg Stultz Memorial Invite; Knights third
(High School Sports ~ 12/11/16)
By CAREY FOX Times Sports Editor The Northview Knights came away with a third-place team finish after hosting the Corporal Greg Stultz Memorial Invitational on Saturday. Northview advanced six wrestlers to the championship match, but Michael Heading was the lone winner for the Knights. Austin and Trevor Cook, Heading, Jacob Hendrich, Allen Haire and Noah Minor were finalists on Saturday. The highlight match of the day came down to a pair of competitors that are very familiar with each other...
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Live reindeer, Santa and more at holiday open house
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
Live reindeer, Santa and more at holiday open house The holiday spirit is in the air at the senior living campus of Exceptional Living Center of Brazil and Towne Park Assisted Living. The Centers will host a free campus-wide holiday open house celebration on Dec. 20 from 6-8 p.m. that will feature a live reindeer, Santa’s Workshop and Elf Land...
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November 2016 Clay County Food Service Inspections
(Other Record ~ 12/11/16)
November 2016 Clay County Food Service Inspections • MoonDance Diner, 1945 US 40 Harmony, IN (Approved to operate – No violations at time of inspection) • Speedway #5028, 301 W. National Ave. Brazil, IN (1 Non-Critical violation) • Kroger Convenience, 100 Forest Park Plaza Brazil, IN...
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School officials discuss weather closings
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
The arrival of the snow flurries outside the Central Administration Office Thursday night during the school board meeting acted as a reminder for parents to prepare for the potential “snow day.” “It’s kind of ironic that we’re talking about this with snow flurries going on outside,” Superintendent Jeffrey Fritz said, noting parents can use several media outlets to keep up with school closings. “Winter weather preparations are in place.”...
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CLUB NEWS: Brazil Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa
(Community News ~ 12/11/16)
The Brazil Associate Chapter of Tri Kappa met Monday, December 7 at Green Olive Catering. After dinner President Janice Clark called the meeting to order with the usual song and verse. Pat Hackett took roll call with 20 members and 1 guest present. The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved...
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Clay County Planner
(Community News ~ 12/11/16)
Santa in the Park Santa will be at Forest Park in Brazil every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday through Saturday, Dec. 23 from 6 to 8 p.m. Pictures with Santa will be available for $5. Cookies and hot chocolate will be available in the pool concession stand for a free-will offering...
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American Red Cross providing free smoke alarms
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
The American Red Cross of West Central Indiana is partnering with the City of Brazil and the Brazil Fire Department to reach every home in the city with free smoke alarms and fire prevention education through the Red Cross Home Fire Campaign. Volunteers will canvass local neighborhoods and do appointment-based installations beginning today through Saturday throughout Brazil...
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Cloverdale Police officer OK following Saturday shooting
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
A Cloverdale Police officer and a suspect were wounded in an incident in rural Putnam County late Saturday afternoon. Detectives from the Criminal Investigation Division at the Putnamville State Police Post are currently investigating the police action shooting at 4449 East County Road 375 South near Greencastle...
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Robert Joe Summerlot
(Obituary ~ 12/11/16)
Robert Joe Summerlot, 75 of Cloverdale went to be with the Lord on Thursday, December 8th 2016. Born January 14th 1941 in Clay County the son of Dorothy and Herschel Summerlot. Bob was a 1959 graduate of Clay City High School. Bob worked at Allisons for 41 years. He attended Amity Baptist Church, Wellspring Christian and Open Hearts Christian Fellowship...
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Hill wished well after departure
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
Outgoing school board member Scott Hill (center) was given a token of appreciation for his time serving on the Clay Community School Board of Trustees Thursday night. Hill is pictured with Superintendent Jeffrey Fritz (left) and Board President Ron Scherb, Hill replaced Jennifer Kaelber, who resigned and subsequently moved out of Clay County, in April 2015. ...
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Local bank collects for Toys for Tots
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
From left, Kim Stearley, Cpl. Zachariah Wilson, Meghan Shidler and John Cesinger stand with items collected for the USMC Reserves Toys for Tots. Stearley, Shidler and Cesinger are bank employees. The Clay County branches were able to collect 116 toys, $209.23 in donations and First Financial Bank Corp donated an additional $250 to the Toys for Tots campaign. ...
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Toys for Tots donation receives boost
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
Marine Bravo Company 124’s mission to the Wabash Valley Correctional Facility to benefit Toys for Tots was a huge success. Major Jasen Hoffman and First Sergeant Deveen Davis met with members of Kyle Snyder American Legion Post 398, receiving a check for $2,000. ...
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LOOK BACK: To Dec. 11-17, 1964
(A Look Back ~ 12/11/16)
A Look Back to Dec. 11-17, 1964 • The Clay County hospital is making a number of forward advances and one of the major steps is a move toward national accreditation. Last week the hospital passed the first step toward accreditation when a dry run team of inspectors thoroughly examined the hospital...
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THINKING ABOUT HEALTH: Out-of-network ER docs
(Column ~ 12/11/16)
Surprise medical bills spell big trouble for consumers, especially those who find themselves in an emergency room. Such “surprises” have surfaced as a major patient problem, but because of entrenched healthcare interests, a solution is not likely any time soon...
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I Love Christmas
(Column ~ 12/11/16)
I Love Christmas Christmas is indeed the most beautiful time of the year. It’s not just a day, it’s a season. It’s a frame of mind, an attitude. A time when most people will give and receive love freely and willingly without expectation. And it’s a time for us to reflect on what Christmas is all about...
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Utility counselor warns of scams
(Letter to the Editor ~ 12/11/16)
It’s the busiest time of the year for most of us. While retailers enjoy the extra business and we enjoy the holidays with family and friends, it’s also a time that can bring out the worst in scammers and con artists. In particular, all consumers should keep their guard up about scams involving their utility services...
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Town and Country United Methodist appreciate support
(Letter to the Editor ~ 12/11/16)
To the editor: The Town and Country United Methodist Men wish to extend their appreciation to all who supported our fund raising efforts this past year. As a part of our group ministry, we were able to distribute $3,900 to 14 local, area and international service and non-profit organizations...
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Community support overwhelming for families involved in fatal house fire
(Local News ~ 12/11/16)
There is no way to prepare for the type of tragedy that befell two Brazil families when their home caught fire Dec. 5. The smoke and carbon monoxide poisoning from the fire took the lives of 18-year-old Raven Elizabeth Rose (Stewart) Tedder, her 4-month-old daughter Zoiey Jane Alaweigh Tedder and Shyloi Leeland Dale Stewart, who was Raven’s 4-year-old brother. Since they died huddled together, both families have agreed to have them buried together...
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