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Gov. Holcomb March 23, 2020 Update
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Gov. Holcomb March 23, 2020 Update
| Gov. Holcomb Addresses the State Regarding COVID-19
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Gov. Holcomb Addresses the State Regarding COVID-19
INDIANAPOLIS – Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb will address the state on the latest developments in slowing the spread of COVID-19 on Monday, March 23. The live address will begin at noon ET.
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6/5/2020 BTN
By The Numbers, a look at what’s in the news . . . by the numbers. These are just numbers, not suggestions that they mean more or less than what they are. We do not suggest that one number is connected to another. These are simply facts with no extraneous details, bias or slanted reporting. To borrow (and perhaps mangle a bit) a quote from legendary fictional detective Joe Friday, it’s just the numbers, ma’am!
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6/4/2020 BIG winners
Victoria Spartz
In the 5th Congressional race to replace Susan Brooks, several pundits predicted a win from Beth Henderson. However, Victoria Spartz pretty much led from start to finish and more than doubled Henderson, 14,756 votes to 6,086. Spartz will likely win in the fall in her first general election. She replaced Luke Kenley through a caucus after he resigned from the state senate.
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6/2/2020 Results as of press time
County Treasurer - Kim Good (R) 14,354 (46.20%), Susan Byer (R) 16,713 (53.80%),
County Commissioner, District 2 - Steven C. Dillinger (R) 19,892 (62.57%), Charlie McMillan Jr (R) 11,900 (37.43%)
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5/7/2020 OK, some positive news.
And this should put a little extra spring in the steps of Indiana high school athletes this summer.
The IHSAA issued a statement this week that it plans to waive the rule for the annual moratorium week.
It was scheduled for June 29-July 5, 2020.
But, at this point, all high school-sponsored activities can now resume on July 1.
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5/6/2020 I’ve yet to have an opportunity to see Blackford High School junior Luke Brown do what he does best on a basketball court.
I’ve heard many good things about him. Basically he’s a human scoring machine.
Hopefully I can work in a trip to see him play in 2020, probably at The Indiana Basketball Hall of Classic at the New Castle Fieldhouse.
I remember when someone on social media said that Lapel’s Mark Barnhizer was the best shooter not named (Rick) Mount.
I recently saw a quote on social media when someone said that Luke Brown might be the best shooter ever.
Wow . . . ! But you know, could it be that he might be?
He’s what you call a gunslinger, quick draw, and obviously quite a deadly shooter from what I hear. I’ve seen a few players who’ve fit that image down through the years.
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5/6/2020 The Sagamore Athletic Conference is one of Indiana’s oldest and proudest conferences. OK, maybe it hasn’t been around as long as the venerable North Central Conference, which used to be as powerful as the Metropolitan Interscholastic Conference is today. But it has a proud past.
The original members – Noblesville, Carmel, Brownsburg, Crawfordsville, Frankfort and Lebanon – formed the SAC in December of 1966. (By the way, for those curious the name came from the Abnaki Indian word for the chief or ruler who exemplified leadership and dignity.)
OK, back to our regularly scheduled content.
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6/5/2020 Ronnie "Old Blue" Feltz, 66, of Noblesville, passed away on Tuesday, June 2, 2020 at IU Health Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis.
He was born on Oct. 2, 1953 to Roy and Hazel (Blackwell) Feltz in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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6/5/2020 Patty Roberts, 61, of Arcadia, passed away after a 7-year battle with cancer on Friday, April 17, 2020 at her home.
She was born on April 17, 1959 to Leonard and Reba (Wilson) Wade in Beech Grove, Indiana.
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6/3/2020 Robert "Jack" Lickey, 88, of Fishers, passed away on Saturday, May 30, 2020 at his home.
He was born on Dec. 20, 1931 in Columbia City, Indiana.
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5/27/2020 Dear Editor,
We strongly support Charlie McMillan for Hamilton County Commissioner District 2.
Charlie is a man of many accomplishments. He has tirelessly served the people of Hamilton County. Not only is he known as a master automotive technician; Charlie has served many community and non-profit organizations among them as
a member is of the Indiana State Police Energy Response Team
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5/27/2020 Dear Editor,
I recently read in Hamilton County Commissioner Steve Dillinger’s Facebook post that he is committed to and understands property rights and their direct impact to quality of life for residents.
Property rights are the most basic rights in a free society.
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5/27/2020 Dear Editor,
It wasn’t too long ago that our Hamilton County District 3 Commissioner took his seat as a first-time politician with no political experience.
I, too, know the value of hard work commitment, responsibility and the value of a dollar. And I, too, was encouraged by residents and community leaders to run for Commissioner.
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6/5/2020 Are you familiar with your community’s various leadership programs? If not, you should be and you should also be “creating your own.”
What leadership programs are available in different communities? Well, the list isn’t endless, but it’s pretty long.
Usually there are non-profit leadership academies and programs. Local Chambers are also typically an excellent source, either with formal programs or more informal networking opportunities. Beyond that, Main Street has a strong presence in most cities.
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6/5/2020 In a recent column I wrote, I admitted to my obsession with police shows. Chicago P.D. is my current favorite. I also like Blue Bloods because I am a Tom Selleck fan—maybe too much of a fan. The day after we bought our new house, I applied for a reverse mortgage.
In that previous column, I mentioned several recurring scenes in these shows that justify some investigation. “Investigation” might not be the right word here, but it’s a good police term. I pondered why criminals are always home when cops knock on the door.
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6/5/2020 The Noblesville High School Senior Celebration campus drive-thru on Monday was the first of many events to celebrate the NHS class of 2020.
The NHS graduation, which is scheduled for this Saturday afternoon, will be a virtual ceremony, due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus Disease) pandemic.
The commencement will stream online. Families are encouraged to have viewing parties that follow social distancing guidelines to help make the day special for their seniors. Graduates are encouraged to wear their cap, gown, medal and tassel and participate in the virtual ceremony.
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