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Ross Country Jamboree Plans Big Weekend

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The Ross Country Jamborree on the square in Scottsburg will have two big events this weekend.

Tonight, the Kimmans Rock and Roll show will kick things off tonight at 7 pm. Doors open at 6:15 pm.

Sunday, there will be a special afternoon of Praise and Worship music featured in a four hour show from 1-5 p.m. with tickets at only $10 each.

The proceeds of the Sunday show goes to the renovation of the front of the Jamboree, which is the old Scottsburg Theatre. It was damaged last year in a fire.

Sunday’s show will feature all past performers that would like to come out and sing.

Doors will open Sunday at 12:15p.

Dare to Care Food Pantry

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The Dare to Care food giveaway will be set up at the Washington County Fairgrounds today from 10a to Noon.

Bring a box or bag to get your food in.

Mock Disaster held Monday morning at Washington County Fairgrounds

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A disaster is coming!

When you hear emergency personnel toned out on the local police radio system Monday morning and hear sirens making their way to the Washington County Fairgrounds – don’t panic! It’s just a drill.

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The Washington County Emergency Management and Local Emergency Planning Committee will be doing a full-scale mock emergency disaster drill at the Washington County Fairgrounds on Monday, Oct. 21 at approximately 9 a.m.

According to Fire Chief Tom Day, the exercise will include fire, police, EMS, EMA, and the local hospital.

It will be a toned out response, but will only be for practice.

Former Sex Offender Arrested for New Child Porn in Salem

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The Salem Police Department along with U.S. Federal Parole Agents are continuing to investigate a former sex offender from Salem on new charges of Child Pornography.

Dean O. Cart, 54, of 400 Ridgeview Drive, Salem, Indiana, was arrested Thursday, October 17 for Possession of Child Pornography, a Class D Felony.

Major Scott Ratts received information that a local business in Salem had banned Cart from their premises for inappropriate conduct of a sexual nature by showing a nude picture on his cell phone to a female employee on Wednesday afternoon.

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Ratts had previous knowledge that Cart was a registered sex offender and had been previously charged federally and convicted of  Distribution of Child Pornography in 2005.

Cart had been released and was currently residing at 400 Ridgeview Drive in Salem and was on federal probation.

Ratts spoke to his probation officer, Agent Ross Carothers, and told him the Salem Police Department had dealt with Cart several times over the last few months for various complaints.

Carothers told Ratts that as part of his conditions of release, he was supposed to report any contact with the police and he had not done so.  Agent Carothers informed Ratts that a condition of Cart’s conditional release is that he shall not possess any pornography, erotica, or nude images, and that he shall submit to a search of person, residence, property, office/business, vehicle, computer systems, and peripheral devices along with the assistance of any law enforcement officer.

Ratts said he met with Federal Agents Jason Nutter, Carothers, and Jay Hardy at Salem Police Department on Thursday.

“I provided Carothers copies of the three contact cards in which our department had prior contact with Cart,” said Ratts. “We discussed the upcoming home visit and I told them I had received information that Cart had been banned from a local business.”

The officers arrive at Cart’s home about 9:45 a.m. Thursday and met with Cart.  During the home visit, pictures were discovered by the agents and a search warrant was issued by the Washington County Circuit Court.

During a search of residence officers located several pictures depicting children in various states of nudity and pornography.

Cart’s cell phone was seized pending a forensic examination.

Officers also seized DVD’s, VHS tapes, and magazines.

Once the search was completed, Cart was arrested for Possession of Child Pornography and transported to the Washington County Detention Center.

Police are continuing the investigation and more charges could result.

Reds contact coach Price, but no interviews set

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By Mark Sheldon The Reds appear to still be in the very early stages in the search for a successor to former manager Dusty Baker.

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Latos has elbow surgery to remove bone chips

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By Mark Sheldon Reds starting pitcher Mat Latos had surgery Oct. 11 to remove bone chips from his right elbow. It was an arthroscopic procedure and Latos began physical therapy the following day.

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O’Neill said to be discussing Reds’ skipper vacancy

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By Mark Sheldon Former Reds and Yankees outfielder Paul O’Neill has been talking to the Reds about their managerial opening, according to a report that surfaced on Wednesday evening.

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Pipeline Perspectives: Hamilton’s a ballplayer

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By Jonathan Mayo Some think Billy Hamilton will be another Vince Coleman, a guy who can run but never really hit. But Hamilton knows how to use his plus tool well in today’s game. He’s a baseball player. Coleman, on the other hand, may have been more of a track star who played baseball.

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Driven by club’s success, Votto eyes return to old form

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By Mark Sheldon When it came to not making outs in 2013, Joey Votto was once again one of the best in baseball. His .435 on-base percentage led the National League and was second in the Majors behind the Tigers’ Miguel Cabrera.

Via: Driven by club’s success, Votto eyes return to old form

Screenwriting workshop for teens

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The Bedford Public Library is offering a free screenwriting workshop for teens interested in learning about movie making.

Registration is required by Friday, October 25.

Call the Library for more information at 275-4471.