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Washington County Inmate Roster – 9-12-16

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WASHINGTON COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT

THOMAS DRURY, 39, ORLEANS

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  • POSSESION OF METH POSSESION OF A SYRINGE
  • POSSESION OF PARAPHERNALIA  RECKLESS DRIVING

WILLIE CAVES, 51, SALEM

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  • POSSESSION OF A SYTHETIC DRUG OR A SYNTHECTIC DRUG LOOK A LIKE
  • POSSESSION OF PARAPHERNALIA
  • MAINTAINING A COMMON NUISANCE

CODY GREENWELL, 26, PEKIN

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  • WARRANT VISITING A COMMON NUSAINCE

STEPHEN ATKINS, 33, SALEM

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  • OWI,
  • OWI WITH A PREVIOUS CONVICTION
  • POSSESSION OF MARAIJUANA, HASH OIL, HASHISH,SALVIA,
  • POSSESSION OF PARAHERNALIA
  • CARRYING A  HANDGUN WITHOUT BEING LICENSED
  • OPERATING A VEHICLE WITH A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE
  • THEFT OF A FIREARM.

JAMES CRAWFORD SR., 42, SALEM

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  • WARRANT: POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE SCHEDULE I-IV
  • THEFT

SALEM POLICE DEPT.

CHARLES CLARK, 32,SALEM

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  • THEFT

LAMAR ANDERSON, 59, VALLONIA

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  • PUBLIC INTOXICATION
  • CONTRIBUTING TO THE DELINQUENCY OF A MINOR

INDIANA STATE POLICE

KRISTEN HACKER, 29, SALEM

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  • PROBATION VIOLATION

DIESARY WHITE, 26, CLARKSVILLE

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  • POSSESSION OF A SYRINGE
  • POSSESSION OF PARAHERNALIA
  • POSSESSION OF METHAMPHETAMIN

 

Mrs. Ruth A. Hazelwood age 91

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Mrs. Ruth A. Hazelwood age 91 of Salem passed away Sunday, September 11 at Salem Crossing. 

Mrs. Hazelwood was born August 4, 1925 in Clark County, Indiana the daughter of Byron and Rosa Pixley Vangilder.  She was a member of a non-denominational church and a homemaker.

Ruth was preceded in death by her husband:  Harvey Jackson.  She then married Bill Hazelwood and he also preceded her in death.  She was also preceded in death by three sons:  Marshall, Larry and Harvey T. Jackson, two brothers:  John and Carl Vangilder, a sister:  Florence Renn and her parents. 

She is survived by four sons:  Kenny Jackson of Fort Wayne, Darrel Jackson of Salem, Mike Jackson of Texas and Herbie Hazelwood of Kentucky, three daughters:  Betty Dye of Fort Wayne, Rosemary Albertson of Texas and Denise Young Miller of Salem, 19 grandchildren and several great and great-great-grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10:30AM at Weathers Funeral Home.  Burial will follow in Willey’s Chapel (Forest Grove) Cemetery.  Visitation will be Tuesday from 4-8PM and Wednesday from9AM-time of service.

 

TEACHER OF THE MONTH – AUGUST 2016 – Melissa Nicholson

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Congratulations to Melissa Nicholson is the August 2016 Teacher of the Month.

This is her 4th year teaching here at Salem.

She teaches 4thgrade.

Melissa was “nominated” by two different people. One was a staff member and the other was a grandparent of a student.

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Melissa Nicholson is the teacher of the month. This is her 4th year teaching here at Salem. She teaches 4th grade. Melissa was “nominated” by two different people. One was a staff member and the other was a grandparent of a student. From left, Becky White, WSLM, Nicholson and BSE Principal Brent Minton.

This is the comment from the grandparent:

Mrs. Nicholson—Mrs. Nicholson is my grandson’s 4th grade teacher this year. I would like to thank her for doing something I have never seen nor heard of a teacher do in the past.

Mrs. Nicholson left a message for my daughter and this is what she said:

Hi Michelle, this is Mrs. Nicholson. I just want to call and let you know that he is on Friday five this week. Here’s what that is; I call five parents of five students who have done something wonderful or a really good job throughout the week. He is on Friday five today because he helped another student with Math this week that was having a hard time and I really appreciate it.  Thank you very much Mrs. Nicholson our family really appreciates you honoring him and other children like this.

This is the second note  from a teacher:

Melissa Nicholson–She ALWAYS has something positive to say at the end of the day to her students when they are getting on the bus.  She always sends her students home on a positive note!

WSLM and SALEM COMMUNITY SCHOOLS TEACHER OF THE MONTH AWARDS

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WSLM RADIO is partnering with Salem Community Schools to recognize and award a different teacher each month for their achievements and leadership within the school corporation.

“I was approached by Bradie M. Shrum Elementary Principal Brent Minton who wanted to work with me to help recognize teachers within the Salem Community School system,” said WSLM Owner Becky White. “Teachers are very important and do so much to shape the lives and behavior of our children – that might go unnoticed. This is a chance to bring recognition to and highlight those teachers throughout the year.”

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Minton said teachers from the elementary, middle and high school will be recognized. All entries will be taken into consideration before a finalist is chosen each month.

THE INFLUENCE OF A GOOD TEACHER IS NOT EASILY ERASED!

“Education was very important to my father, who was a graduate of Indiana University -Bloomington and an English teacher and debate sponsor at Salem High School before founding WSLM 1220 AM in 1953,” said White.

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Melissa Nicholson is the first WSLM – SCS Teacher of the Month. This is her 4th year teaching here at Salem. She teaches 4th grade. Melissa was “nominated” by two different people. One was a staff member and the other was a grandparent of a student.

“He always impressed up on me and my children – the importance of getting a good education and how important teachers are. In fact, he served as a board member of the former Lee John Fultz School for many years,” White said.

“Not only do I get to serve as a member of the school board, but this offers me a chance to recognize teachers for their hard work! I was so excited when I was approached with this opportunity. Not only can WSLM continue to promote education but also promote and celebrate the wonderful teachers we have at Salem School Corporation.”

Each winner is provided a certificate and 30oz Yeti Rambler insulated cup, courtesy of WSLM.

Teacher will also receive a t-shirt, with the Teacher of the Month logo, courtesy of Linck’s Clothing and a Cinnamon desert from Papa John’s of Salem.

Each winning teacher will be promoted on WSLM 1220 AM and 97.9 FM with a weekly TEACHER MOMENT feature, wslmradio.com as well as WSLM’s social media sites.

To nominate a teacher, the community is welcome to send emails to wslmradio@gmail.com or contact Minton at 812.883.3700.

 

Governor Mike Pence Declares September 11-17, 2016 Rail Safety Week

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Governor Mike Pence has declared September 11-17, 2016 as Indiana Rail Safety Week.

Indiana Operation Lifesaver along with Illinois, Michigan, Minnesota and Wisconsin Operation Lifesaver Programs are partnering together for the first Midwest Rail Safety Week.

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Our hope is to increase public awareness by working together on a multi-state rail safety week.

Indiana State Police, Indiana Department of Transportation, local law enforcement and railroad companies have partnered together to raise public awareness about the dangers of disregarding railroad crossings laws and trespassing on railroad property.

“Train versus car collisions are completely preventable,” states Jessica Feder, Executive Director of Indiana Operation Lifesaver.  “Indiana law enforcement agencies and railroad special agents will be out monitoring railroad crossings and checking for trespassers during rail safety week. We want the public to know how important it is to pay attention at railroad crossings and that trespassing on railroad tracks and property is dangerous and illegal.”

Indiana Operation Lifesaver has scheduled numerous enforcement blitzes throughout Indiana involving law enforcement agencies. There will also be PSA’s throughout the state, safety information distributed at college campuses, booths at statewide festivals and events, social media blitzes, collision investigation training, messages on the INDOT dynamic highway signs and media coverage of events. Indiana Operation Lifesaver is taking a proactive lead in the elimination of trespassing and pedestrian fatalities at railroad crossings.

In 2015, there were 118 railroad crossing collisions resulting in 39 people injured and 12 fatalities in the state of Indiana. Indiana is currently ranked 4th nationally for railroad crossing collisions. The Hoosier State had 13 trespasser deaths last year as well as 14 injuries.

“We are constantly striving to improve our statistics with both crossing collisions and trespasser incidents,” said Feder. “We encourage everyone to take these warning devices seriously and pay attention at all railroad crossings. It’s the law and it could save your life!”

Indiana Operation Lifesaver is a non-profit organization dedicated to eliminating collisions, deaths and injuries at highway-rail grade intersections and on railroad rights-of-way through public education, engineering and enforcement.  To learn more about Indiana Operation Lifesaver, please visit us online at www.oli.org or call (812) 528-4327.

This release has been sent at the request of Jessica Feder, Executive Director for Indiana Operation Lifesaver.

Little Twirl Burglarized Friday Night

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The Washington County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a burglary at the Little Twirl dairy bar in Livonia.

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According to Deputy Sheriff Brent Miller, the owners of the business discovered that a break-in had taken place last night when they opened up this morning at 10:30a.

Police are not disclosing details of the burglary or what was taken.

No other incidents were reported in Livonia.

Miller said the burglary occurred sometime between closing at 9p Friday and this morning.

“When they came in this morning they noticed there had been a robbery,” said Miller. “We’re asking for the public’s help. Anybody in the area that noticed anything out of the ordinary last night. If anyone has seen anything or hears anything, please give us a call at 812.883.5999.”

 

Friday Night Football Scores – Week 4

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Adams Central 17 Lapel 6
Angola 49 Fremont 7
Attica 62 Seeger 28
Avon 31 Hamilton Southeastern 28
Batesville 34 South Dearborn 7
Beech Grove 68 Speedway 42
Bellmont 28 Columbia City 12
Ben Davis 48 Pike 14
Bloomington South 31 Franklin Central 7
Brebeuf Jesuit 33 Indianapolis Ritter 7
Bremen 35 John Glenn 7
Brownsburg 46 Franklin 30
Brownstown Central 54 Eastern (Pekin) 8
Calumet 22 South Central (Union Mills) 21
Carroll (Flora) 35 Tri-Central 6
Carroll (Fort Wayne) 49 Fort Wayne North 0
Carroll County (Ky.) 29 Switzerland County 12
Cascade 21 Brown County 6
Castle 25 Evansville Reitz 22
Caston 20 West Central 0
Center Grove 19 Carmel 6
Charlestown 92 Clarksville 6
Chicago Mount Carmel (Ill.) 56 Gary West 6
Cincinnati LaSalle (Ohio) 31 East Central 0
Clinton Central 49 Clinton Prairie 34
Cloverdale 20 Edgewood 18
Columbus East 56 Seymour 30
Columbus North 51 Bloomington North 11
Covenant Christian 69 Dugger Union 6
Covington 20 North Vermillion 12
Crawfordsville 28 Western Boone 27
Culver 15 Winamac 14
Culver Academy 10 Berrien Springs (Mich.) 7 OT
Decatur Central 49 Whiteland 34
East Noble 42 Huntington North 0
Eastbrook 42 Elwood 0
Eastern Greene 46 North Daviess 21
Eastern Hancock 38 Northeastern 28
Eastside 49 West Noble 14
Edinburgh 28 Oldenburg Academy 22
Evansville Central 57 Evansville Bosse 13
Evansville Harrison 35 Evansville Mater Dei 28
Evansville Memorial 28 Evansville North 14
Fairfield 28 Central Noble 10
Floyd Central 51 Madison 14
Fort Wayne Dwenger 38 Fort Wayne South 20
Fort Wayne Snider 41 Fort Wayne Concordia 21
Fort Wayne Wayne 29 Fort Wayne Northrop 28
Fountain Central 76 Turkey Run 7
Franklin County 42 Rushville 19
Frankton 34 Madison-Grant 18
Frontier 14 Taylor 12
Garrett 7 Churubusco 6
Georgetown-RidgeFarm (Ill.) 30 South Newton 28 OT
Gibson Southern 42 North Posey 7
Goshen 35 Elkhart Memorial 14
Greencastle 30 West Vigo 27
Greensburg 49 Connersville 19
Greenwood 41 Martinsville 10
Guerin Catholic 49 Heritage Christian 0
Hagerstown 47 Winchester 21
Hamilton Heights 35 Lewis Cass 12
Hammond Morton 34 Hammond Clark 0
Hanover Central 41 Lake Station 6
Harrison (West Lafayette) 39 Logansport 0
Heritage Hills 56 Pike Central 15
Hobart 22 Griffith 7
Holy Cross (Ky.) 14 Providence 7
Homestead 38 Fort Wayne Luers 27
Homewood-Flossmoor (Ill.) 54 Hammond 6
Indian Creek 13 Owen Valley 7
Indiana Deaf 16 Fremont Deaf (Calif.) 12
Indianapolis Arlington 62 Indianapolis Marshall 0
Indianapolis Broad Ripple 12 Anderson Prep Academy 9
Indianapolis Cathedral 41 Mishawaka 20
Indianapolis Howe 38 Bowman Academy 0
Indianapolis Manual 26 Indianapolis Washington 16
Indianapolis Northwest 46 Indianapolis Tindley 6
Indianapolis Roncalli 21 Indianapolis Chatard 14
Indianapolis Scecina 30 Park Tudor 3
Indianapolis Shortridge 29 Traders Point Christian 20
Jasper 42 Boonville 14
Jay County 40 Southern Wells 12
Jeffersonville 21 Bedford North Lawrence 20
Jimtown 42 Elkhart Central 20
Knightstown 34 South Decatur 20
Kokomo 21 Marion 12
Lafayette Central Catholic 51 Tipton 23
Lakeland 55 Prairie Heights 0
LaPorte 39 Valparaiso 38
LaVille 28 Knox 0
Lawrence Central 27 Lawrence North 25
Lawrenceburg 68 Milan 34
Lebanon 28 Danville 21
Leo 38 Norwell 14
Linton-Stockton 24 Monrovia 21
Lowell 35 Kankakee Valley 0
McCutcheon 45 Lafayette Jeff 3
Merrillville 41 Crown Point 28
Michigan City 20 Chesterton 0
Mishawaka Marian 42 South Bend St. Joseph 0
Mississinewa 69 Blackford 14
Monroe Central 28 North Decatur 6
Mount Carmel (Ill.) 42 Mount Vernon (Posey) 12
Mount Vernon (Fortville) 27 Greenfield-Central 10
Muncie Central 56 Anderson 12
Munster 47 Highland 6
New Albany 42 Jennings County 7
New Castle 15 Pendleton Heights 14
New Palestine 55 Yorktown 7
New Prairie 38 Andrean 28
Noblesville 28 Fishers 21
North Central (Farmersburg) 34 Rockville 20
North Harrison 39 Salem 21
North Knox 48 Tecumseh 13
North Miami 55 Tippecanoe Valley 13
North Newton 21 River Forest 0
North Putnam 40 South Putnam 19
North White 28 Sheridan 27
Northfield 26 Southwood 7
Northwestern 55 Benton Central 0
NorthWood 50 Concord 32
Oak Hill 47 Alexandria 7
Paoli 35 Springs Valley 16
Penn 14 Birmingham Rice (Mich.) 7
Perry Central 49 Crawford County 8
Peru 43 Rochester 0
Pioneer 50 Triton 7
Plainfield 38 Mooresville 14
Plymouth 17 Warsaw 10
Portage 36 Lake Central 33
Princeton 56 Washington 15
Rensselaer Central 59 North Judson 6
Richmond 13 Indianapolis Tech 7
Shelbyville 28 Delta 21
Shenandoah 49 Centerville 6
Silver Creek 44 Corydon Central 16
South Adams 56 Bluffton 0
South Bend Adams 37 South Bend Riley 21
South Bend Washington 21 South Bend Clay 12
South Spencer 43 Tell City 0
South Vermillion 48 Riverton Parke 20
Southmont 41 North Montgomery 31
Southport 48 Perry Meridian 14
Southridge 48 Forest Park 14
Southside HomeSchool 44 Scottsburg 25
Sullivan 35 Northview 12
Terre Haute North 21 Terre Haute South 0
Tri 19 Cambridge City Lincoln 14
Tri-County 32 Eastern (Greentown) 14
Triton Central 33 Indianapolis Lutheran 7
Tri-West 28 Frankfort 0
Twin Lakes 57 Delphi 14
Union County 50 Union City 12
Wabash 28 Manchester 14
Warren Central 45 North Central (Indianapolis) 3
Wawasee 21 Northridge 20 2OT
Wes-Del 18 Tri-Village (Ohio) 3
West Lafayette 62 Western 7
West Washington 20 Mitchell 14
Westfield 48 Zionsville 8
Wheeler 54 Hammond Noll 16
Whitko 36 Maconaquah 7
Woodlan 45 Heritage 10

Semi Crash on Interstate #65 North Bound in Clark County Near the 5.4 Mile Marker

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At approximately 1:25 pm, a 1999 Peterbuilt semi, pulling a semi trailer loaded with cattle, was traveling north on Interstate #65 near the 5.4 Mile Marker.

While driving, the operator of the semi-tractor, Bryan A. Meyers, 31, from  McCook, NE, stated a vehicle stopped in traffic, in front of him.

While trying to stop and maneuver around the stopped traffic, the semi driver stated he hit the inside barrier wall, causing the semi-tractor and trailer to flip on it’s side, blocking  two lanes of north bound traffic.

The driver, Bryan A. Meyers, was not injured and no other vehicles were involved in the crash.

Interstate #65 North will have three lanes of traffic blocked for at least two more hours.

One lane is open and being used by traffic however, all local traffic is encouraged to find an alternate route

It is unknown at this time how many of the cattle were killed in the crash. All of the cattle remained inside of the trailer during the crash.

Assisting Agencies-Clark County Sheriff’s Office.

Bonnie Lou Reathaford, 80

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Bonnie Lou Reathaford, 80, of Orleans, passed away peacefully at 11:23 AM on 
September 7, 2016 at IU Health Bloomington Hospital.
 
She was born January 20, 1936 in Martin County, the daughter of Nathaniel and 
Bernice (McCracken) Stringer.
 
She married Dennie Reathaford on June 7 th 1952 and he survives.
 
She was an active member of the Orleans Church of the Nazarene. She enjoyed 
growing flowers, reading, crossword puzzles and making quilts. She loved visiting
with friends and family, but most of all she loved spending time with her husband
Dennie, the love of her life, sitting on their front porch. She took great pride in
her children and grandchildren and was not only a loving wife, mother and
grandmother, but also a best friend.
 
She is survived by her husband of 64 years, Dennie Reathaford of Orleans; two
daughters, Linda Scarlett (Jim) of West Baden and Vivian Rogers of Ormond
Beach, FL; one son, Mike Reathaford (Renee) Reathaford of Orleans. Six
grandchildren, Chris Scarlett (Ruthann), Josh Reathaford, Jordon McPherson
(David), Cody Reathford (Kiesha), Kristen Rogers and Brittany Cropley (Dale). Six
great grandchildren, Katie Scarlett, Allie Scarlett, Jayden and Brynlee McPherson,
Chase and Gage McPherson. Five step grandchildren and two great great
grandchildren; one sister-in- law, Mahala Kinser (Bob) of Bloomington, IN; several
nieces and nephews.
 
She was preceded in death by her parents; and sister, Barbara Hallaway, who are
awaiting a joyous reunion.
 
The funeral will be on Saturdayday, September 10, 2016 at the Orleans Church of
the Nazarene with Pastor Jerry Richardson officiating. Burial will follow in
Fairview Cemetery, Orleans.
 
Friends are invited to visitation at the church on Friday from 4:00 until 8:00 PM.
Ochs-Tetrick Funeral Home is in charge of these arrangements.
 
Online condolences may be sent to the family at ochstetrick.net

Scott County Inmate Roster – 9-9-16

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nmates released from the Detention Center within the last 24 hours.
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HERALD, TIFFANY
Booking #: SCJAIL:2016-000919
Release Date: 09-08-2016 – 2:03 pm
Booking Date: 08-30-2016 – 6:17 pm
Charges: 9-30-5-1 ~ OPERATING WHILE INTOXICATED
16-42-19-13 ~ POSSESSION OR USE OF LEGEND DRUG
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FINLEY, TIMOTHY
Booking #: SCJAIL:2016-000946
Release Date: 09-08-2016 – 11:17 am
Booking Date: 09-06-2016 – 8:02 pm
Charges: IC 7.1-5-1-3 ~ PUBLIC INTOXICATION
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