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YMCA 9-and-under champs
(High School Sports ~ 07/13/06)
The Mace-Chrysler Engines YMCA 9-and-under soccer team completed an undefeated season by winning the end-of-season tourney. Team members include: Zach Gibbons, Michael Petty, Skyler Aguilar, Hannah Minor, Derek Snyder, Breana Dove, Matt McDonald, Brayln Hardey and Shasti Parr. Coaches are Richard McDonald and Brad Hardey...
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ROSINA RISO CRANE
(Obituary ~ 07/13/06)
Rosina Riso Crane, 92, of Rosedale, died at 10:55 a.m. Tuesday, July 11, 2006, at Union Hospital in Terre Haute. She was born Nov. 23, 1913, in Clinton to the late Agatino Riso and Calogera Fasciana Riso. She was a retired school teacher having taught music, art, French and English. ...
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DONNA JEAN SUTHERLAND
(Obituary ~ 07/13/06)
Donna Jean Sutherland, 61, of Brazil, passed away July 11, 2006, at Regional Hospital in Terre Haute following a brief illness. She was born in Clay County, Oct.12, 1944, to John Bemis and Ollie Lanham Bemis. Donna married Ralph Sutherland Jr. on July 29 1961. ...
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Adults arrested after break-ins
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
A tip from the Greencastle Police Department led to the arrests by the Brazil Police Department of suspects involved in several vending machine break-ins in the area. Nicki Marie Davis,19, and Jacob Ray McFerron, 19, both of Greencastle, and Zachariah David Gibson, 23, of Poland, are awaiting arraignment in the Clay County Justice Center on a $7,000, 10 percent cash bond...
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Some county parks may be closed, board members fear
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
- Vandalism, apathy are main problems Some county parks may be closed due to budget cuts and vandalism. Apathy is also a factor. Two people attended the Clay County Parks and Recreation Board's monthly meeting at Staunton's Optimist Park Tuesday evening. A larger crowd from the community was expected after two Porta-Pots in the park were damaged by fire Friday afternoon...
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Rio Grande repairs
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
Andy McCammon photo Area commuters who travel Rio Grande Road between Brazil and Terre Haute ran into a snag Wednesday as crews from CSX Transportation worked to repair a railroad line near the border of Clay and Vigo counties. CSX workers are replacing ties and inserting new track along portions of the line, according to a company representative...
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Hearings set for accused murderer
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
Pre-trial hearing dates have been set for a Parke County man accused of killing his wife and two stepdaughters over Halloween weekend 2005. As decided by Hamilton County Superior Court No. 3 Judge William Hughes on June 21, 35-year-old Chad A. Cottrell, his attorneys (Jessie Cook and Eric Koselke) and Parke Prosecutor Steve Cvengros are scheduled to meet about once a month to discuss progress in the trial...
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Summer fun at the fair
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
Top photo: Macy English, 2, of Terre Haute is ready to get on the real waves after a ride on the Wave Runner at the Clay City 4-H Fair on Saturday. Middle photo: Evan Rogers, 9, of Cory and Parker Ames, 9, of Clay City take a spin on the Berry Go Round ride just before the fireworks started at the Clay City 4-H Fair Saturday evening...
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Drugs, alcohol not a factor in crash, authorities say
(Local News ~ 07/13/06)
Andy McCammon photo George Fulk uses a tow truck to right Shealyn Meadows' overturned vehicle in a field near the intersection of CR 200 W and Meridian Road. A June 24 one-vehicle accident near the intersection of CR 200 W and Meridian Road was caused by loose gravel on the roadway, according to a Clay County Sheriff's Department report...
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