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?Arrest made in burglaries of Corydon Church |
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 ? A cooperative effort by Harrison County Sheriff’s Office, Corydon Police Department and the Indiana State Police produced an arrest
warrant for Jeremy Paul Karlin.
On September 28 Harrison County Sheriff’s Deputy Marty McClanahan investigated a burglary at the Old Capitol United Methodist Church in Corydon. Some of the items taken from the church were a projector, DVD player, and assorted cables.
On October 1, the church reported a second burglary in which two Yamaha speakers, an audio headset, microphone(s), cables, cart, and a sound mixer were taken.
On October 16, the owner/leaser of a farm equipment maintenance building in Corydon reported to Corydon Police Officer, Mark Bye, that he had discovered electronic items in a small room of the maintenance building. The electronic items were later identified as the items taken during the two burglaries at Old Capitol United Methodist Church. Personal items not belonging to the owner/leaser were also found.
On October 17, Senior Trooper/Detective William J. Wibbles, Jr., with Indiana State Police Sellersburg Post, took the leads in the investigation and began putting the pieces of the puzzle together. The investigation established probable cause for filing charges on Jeremy
Karlin.
Arrested and Charged:
Jeremy Paul Karlin, 18
3214 W. Lisa Lane, Fredericksburg, Indiana
* Two counts of burglary, Class C felonies
* Two counts of theft, Class D felonies
* Receiving Stolen Property |
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?Carnegie Center presents new exhibit |
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? The Carnegie Center for Art and History in New Albany is pleased to announce a new exhibit, View/Review: Intaglios by Mary Lou Hess/Paintings by Carol Brenner Tobe, on display November 7 through December 27. The exhibition brings together the work of two artists whose lives and careers have taken parallel paths for years. Mary Lou Hess and Carol Brenner Tobe have lived and raised children in New Albany, observed changes in society, interacted with the region’s art community, and distilled all of this into their individual works of art. View/Review is sponsored by the Carnegie Center, Inc.
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?Floyd Boys, North Harrison boys finish excellent seasons at state cross country meet |
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? Floyd Central and North Harrison’s boys’ cross country both finished better than their coaches expected at the IHSAA State Cross Country Meet Saturday at the Lavern Gibson Course near Terre Haute.
The previous week, after having finished third at the Brown County semi state, Floyd Central coach Tim Korte said he was hoping for something like the 12th spot, as a team.
“We were up further than I thought we’d be,” said Korte. The Highlanders finished in 10th place with 289 points, and North Harrison was in 19th place with 436 points, who outperformed local teams Perry Central (20th place, 453 points), and New Albany (22nd place, 499 points).
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?Borden Historical Society Chili Supper |
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 00:00 |
? The Borden Historical Society will host a Chili Supper on Saturday, November 8 from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Borden Museum. Carry out will be available, and the cost is a donation.
A preview copy of the Walnut Hill Cemetery Book will be available for viewing. First 100 pre-ordered and prepaid will be sold for $40. After printing the price will be $50. An order can be placed by calling Paul and Pat Coffman at (812) 923-5466 or Brian and Monica Everage at (812) 967-1387. |
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 05 November 2008 15:58 |
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?Hyosung (America) blames planned closure of American Steel Cord plant on economic downturn |
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Written by Marty Randall
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Wednesday, 05 November 2008 00:00 |
? Officials in the New York City office of Hyosung (America) Inc. announced Thursday, October 30, that its facility in Scottsburg, known as American Steel Cord, will close its doors as of December 31.
Operations are discontinuing at the plant on the west side of Scottsburg due to “...economic conditions and an increasingly competitive industry,” according to the news release. The closure will affect 154 people now employed at American Steel Cord (ASC).
“The extremely challenging industry, which has been impacted due to reduced demand, high utility costs and other economic factors, has forced this decision,” according to a company official.
The site, the release said, has been operated at a loss for the past two years. Hyosung officials had sought “...every opportunity to turn the performance around; however, it became very evident we had no option but to make this difficult decision. We regret the impact this difficult decision will have on the Scottsburg workforce, along with their families and the community.”
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 05 November 2008 16:03 |
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