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Published: June 18th, 2013
The Pulaski County Fairgrounds will be ready for the upcoming 4-H Fair. It officially gets under way Saturday, June 29 and continues through July 5. The fairgrounds is located at the back of the Winamac Town Park, which was flooded when recent rains forced the Tippecanoe River from its banks.
Natalie Federer with Purdue Extension Pulaski County says fair board members are busy cleaning up. “Some of the water has receded. It’s still kind of wet down there, but the water is out of the buildings. We’re going to be working very hard in the next couple of days to get the buildings cleaned out again and pressure washed and sanitized, but we are on schedule again, and the fair will be down at the fairgrounds.”
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Published: June 18th, 2013
Police in LaPorte are investigating an early morning stabbing that sent a 20-year-old man to the hospital. It happened in the 600 Block of Maple Avenue. Police responded at 2:43 a.m. and found the victim lying on the ground holding his abdomen. He told the police he had been stabbed several times by someone he knew. He was taken to the hospital by ambulance. The investigation is continuing.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
An Argos man was sentenced in Marshall County Superior Court 1 Friday on a charge of Manufacturing Methamphetamine.
As part of a plea agreement between 44-year-old David E. Howe, 44 and the state that was approved by Judge Robert O. Bowen, Howe was sentenced to 10 years in the Indiana Department of Corrections with four years suspended. Four years were suspended due to Howe’s prior clean record, a positive community life before methamphetamine, his willingness to take immediate responsibility for his actions, and remorse. Howe will be given priority entry into intensive drug treatment while incarcerated. If he successfully completes the treatment, he may petition the court for a modification of his sentence.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
Plymouth police officers pursued a vehicle into Starke County Sunday night after the driver failed to stop with an infant in the car.
Anthony Porter, Jr., 27 of Plymouth, was driving west on Hoham Drive in Plymouth when the officer attempted to stop him. A pursuit ensued after Porter refused to stop. The officer pursued the vehicle traveled west on 6B Road in Starke County.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
A ten-year sentence was given to a Bremen woman on a charge of Manufacturing Methamphetamine.
Brandie Tomblin, 29, admitted she that manufactured methamphetamine in July 2012 in her apartment in the West Shore Apartments.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: June 18th, 2013
A structure fire on Dixon Lake Trail in Plymouth damaged a home and destroyed some property, but they didn’t lose everything. Plymouth firefighters were able to not only contain the fire to two rooms in the home, but they also saved the lives of two dogs trapped by the blaze.
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Published: June 18th, 2013
Starke County Highway Superintendent Stephen “Rik” Ritzler
Starke County Highway Superintendent Rik Ritzler can use funds in his budget to hire up to three part-time seasonal employees to keep up with right-of-way mowing. They will only work as needed and will not exceed the 130 hours per month limit the county has placed on part-time help in order to comply with the federal Affordable Care Act. The council also granted final approval to purchase of three additional trucks for the county highway department based on Ritzler’s recommendations. He presented detailed quotes from four vendors for five different chassis as well as two bed and body prices. Former county highway employee Richard Budka questioned the process, specifically the legality of obtaining quotes instead of sealed bids for the work. After the meeting county attorney Marty Lucas explained that sealed bids are only necessary for public infrastructure projects such as roads and other types of construction. He said in the case of vehicle purchases, quotes are standard as long as each vendor is given the same set of specifications on which to base his price. Copies of the quotes are available for review at the auditor’s office during business hours.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: June 18th, 2013
Pulaski County Commissioners Larry Brady, Vice President Terry Young, and President Tracey Shorter
The bridge inspections for Pulaski County have been completed. According to Jeff Larrison and Matt Lee of United Consulting, 73 routine bridge inspections have been completed this year and the pair presented the report to the county commissioners at their meeting Monday night.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
The Marshall County Commissioners approved an ordinance Monday morning that pertains to the part-time hours in the personnel policy.
The ordinance limits the hours for part-time employees to 56 hours per pay period. If an employee works over 30 hours per week in a six-month period, the department head can come before the commissioners and request that employee receive insurance benefits. There are only 10 employees that could face that option and most of them work at the sheriff’s department.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
A Plymouth man was arrested during the overnight hours Friday on several drug charges after his arrest and subsequent search of his home.
An officer from the Plymouth police department pulled over a vehicle driven by Derek Hahn after noticing several moving violations.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: June 18th, 2013
The Medaryville Town Council has a hot topic on their agenda this week as they plan to discuss the town’s mowing ordinance. The ordinance currently requires property owners to maintain their properties and ensure their weeds and grass are cut below five inches for the remainder of the season. The ordinance is enforced, and while it brought some uproar in the beginning, town council member Derrick Stalbaum said the ordinance just common sense.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: June 18th, 2013
A LaPorte man was arrested after police responded to a domestic abuse report in LaPorte on Sunday. At approximately 11:33 a.m., police visited the residence to investigate a citizen’s report of a man battering a woman at the home, and as they walked up to the residence, they could hear yelling inside and saw a small child appear in the window who appeared upset and was crying.
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By: Ben Haut
Published: June 18th, 2013
A man got more than he bargained for this weekend after he met a black female at a party in South Bend and decided to bring her back to La Porte to “spend more time together,” according to his statement to police. On Saturday, June 15 around 3:05 a.m., police received a call that a van had been stolen and quickly responded to the home where they spoke with the complainant.
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By: Anita Goodan
Published: June 18th, 2013
Tomica Teetz
A woman was arrested on Friday, June 14 after police found she allegedly stole coins from a Plymouth residence.
A burglary was reported by the homeowner in the 300 block of North Plum Street on Monday, June 10 where a large amount of coins had been taken from the home.
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