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County Redevelopment Commission partners with city to eliminate blight
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
The Clay County Redevelopment Commission will join the City of Brazil as partners in the state's Blight Elimination Program. The decision was made at the request of Mayor Brian Wyndham during Wednesday's Redevelopment Commission meeting. Wyndham, Brazil Planning and Zoning Administrator Teresa Glenn and Jim Coffenberry of the West Central Indiana Economic Development District approached the commission after they learned that an active partner was required due to rule changes in the program...
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Court News, Dec. 16-17
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
Clay County Courthouse The following transactions took place at the Clay County Courthouse Dec. 16-17: Superior Court State Criminal Charges Douglas A. Rose, 1: Possession of methamphetamine 2: Possession of marijuana 3: Possession of paraphernalia Forest Allen Moore, 51, 1: Failure to stop after accident resulting in non-vehicle damage...
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Jail Bookings, Dec. 17-18
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
Clay County Justice Center The following bookings were reported to the Clay County Justice Center Dec. 17-18: Awaiting Arraignment Muncy, Melissa Kay, 34 Steuerwald, Timothy J., 46 Pending Steuerwald, Timothy J., 46 OVWI Muncy, Melissa Kay, 34 Dealing in Methamphetamine...
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Deicer's impact on your landscaping
(Community News ~ 12/18/14)
We have already had our fair share of nasty winter weather in 2014. Hopefully, 2015 will be the end of the nasty winter weather, but in the event that we continue to see ice and snow here is some helpful information about the differences between the various types of deicers and their impact on your plants...
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Annual DAR Christmas Tea is Monday
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
The Clay County Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will host its annual Christmas Tea on Monday, Dec. 22. The event will take place at 6:30 p.m. in the home of Don and Linda Moreau, 205 S. Gilbert St., Center Point. All chapter members, prospective members and guests are encouraged to attend...
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School, students rally for food pantry
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
Students at Jocie's Beauty School decided to forego their Christmas party to help the Clay County Senior Citizens' food pantry. "A client who worked at the food pantry came in to have her hair cut," said Sonya Weaver, owner, who is pictured at left. ...
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Hiatt and Moore to wed in May
(Engagement ~ 12/18/14)
Mr. and Mrs William Edward Lawhorn, Brazil, announce the engagement of their granddaughter, Alyssa Mae Moore, to Stephen Henry Hiatt IV, son of Stephen Hiatt III and Becky Held of Terre Haute. The wedding is set for Saturday, May 9, 2015, in honor of the late Blanche Louise Law (inset), born May 9, 1923 and great-grandmother to Alyssa...
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The Jackson Township Better Homes Extension Club
(Community News ~ 12/18/14)
The Jackson Township Better Homes Extension Club Dec. 5 at Sisters for their Christmas Party. Norma Diel and Ruth Haas were in charge of the festivities. Ann Stigler, vice president, called the gathering to order by leading the Pledge of Allegiance and the Homemakers Creed. Norma gave the blessing before a luncheon was served. Twelve members and one great guest, Claralou Thompson, council president, recounted their favorite Christmas gift as a child...
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The Brazil Lions Club
(Community News ~ 12/18/14)
The Brazil Lions Club, with the assistance of members of area clubs, provides vision services for the community. The assistance of Riley Lions Club member Ray Collins, who transported the vision equipment, was greatly appreciated. Recently, vision screenings for 1,195 students in grades 1, 3, 5 and 8 at Clay Community Schools were completed...
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Hulls to celebrate anniversary
(Anniversary ~ 12/18/14)
Tom and Jean Hull were married on Dec. 22, 1962. They will celebrate 52 years with their children Gary Ray and Gwendolyn Elaine, grandchildren Megan and Jacob Kallner and great-granddaughter Madison Renee. Cards are welcome.
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Santa Letters inside Friday's The Brazil Times
(Local News ~ 12/18/14)
Browse more than 100 letters to Santa Claus in Friday's special section inside The Brazil Times.
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Terre Haute church in new location
(Community News ~ 12/18/14)
Grace Community Church of Terre Haute has moved to The Meeting Grounds coffee shop at the corner of 6th and Washington in Terre Haute. Grace Community has partnered with Next Step Foundation and is happy to be supporting its ministry. The sanctuary area of the historic 122-year-old structure, features handicap accessibility, a newly renovated restroom, and a new, fully outfitted nursery which is staffed with people who value children...
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