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Commissioners Award Bridge Replacement Contract

Published: May 22nd, 2013

A LaPorte construction company will replace a bridge in Koontz Lake after submitting the lowest of six bids for the work. JCI Bridge Group bid $177,367.06 to replace the bridge on County Road 1000 East. Commissioners opened the bids during their Monday meeting. JCI’s price for the work was the lowest, and Gariup Construction Company from Gary submitted the highest bid at $327,700. Mark Wilson of JPR reviewed the six bids to make sure they were in order and recommended the commissioners award the project to JCI Bridge Group. The project is scheduled to begin on June 1 and continue for 90 days.

End of the School Year Approaches at Knox Schools

By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 22nd, 2013

The end of the school year is approaching quickly and High School Principal Dr. Elizabeth Ratliff gave the Knox Community School Board an update on senior activities for the next few days.

A meeting was scheduled earlier this week to discuss dress codes for graduation and laptops will be turned in later this week. The computers will be inspected by the technology staff to note any damage for insurance claims. Students are accountable for the equipment.

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North Judson School Board Approves New Business Math Textbook

By: Ben Haut
Published: May 22nd, 2013

North Judson-San Pierre Superintendent Lynn Johnson

North Judson-San Pierre Superintendent Lynn Johnson

The North Judson-San Pierre School Board met Monday night and approved a number of action items, including the adoption of a textbook series for the corporation’s new Business Math class. Superintendent Lynn Johnson explained the board adopted Pearson Scott Foresman for kindergarten through fifth grade as well.

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Starke County Council Approves Jail Mediation Agreement

Published: May 21st, 2013

Starke County Sheriff's Department

Starke County Sheriff’s Department

Starke County officials took a major step toward settling the federal class action lawsuit filed by inmates who claim jail overcrowding violates their civil rights. After some discussion, council members agreed to accept the mediation agreement worked out last month. County attorney Marty Lucas says it will cost the county $90,000 in attorney fees for the plaintiff’s counsel. The inmates who sued won’t get any money. Lucas says the negotiated amount is considerably less than the county would have paid had the lawsuit gone forward.

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Knox Community School Board Approves Payment for Special Election

By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 21st, 2013

Superintendent A.J. Gappa

Superintendent A.J. Gappa

The Knox Community School Board approved an appropriation worth $21,000 in order to pay for expenditures for the special election held earlier this month.

The amount was a little more than estimated but now all of the expenses can be paid with the approval of this appropriation.

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New Wing Beginning to Take Shape at Henry F. Schricker Public Library

By: Ben Haut
Published: May 21st, 2013

The construction project at the Henry F. Schricker Public Library in Knox continues as the new addition begins to take shape. Library Director Sheila Urwiler said the construction crews are currently working on the wall framing and sheeting, roof framing, and structural steel aspects of the work and they will soon begin the roof trusses and exterior wall sheeting.

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NJPD to Conduct Unclaimed Property Sale

By: Ben Haut
Published: May 21st, 2013

North Judson Police Department

North Judson Police Department

The North Judson Police Department has announced that they will be holding an unclaimed property sale on Saturday, June 8 beginning at 10 a.m., when they will conduct an auction or sale of unclaimed recovered property as well as some items laying around the department.

A variety of items, including more than 35 bicycles, several stereo speakers, a few strands of wire, a few tools and a number of gasoline cans will be sold. Each bicycle will have a minimum price of $10.

The auction begins at 10 a.m. at the North Judson Police Station, where the items will be displayed in the back near the garage area.

Karaoke Contest Planned as Part of Mint Festival Activities

Published: May 21st, 2013

Aspiring performers are urged to showcase their vocal talent during the North Judson Mint Festival Karaoke Contest. It’s scheduled Friday, June 14 at 6 p.m. at the St. Peter Lutheran School Gym in North Judson. C & D Entertainment is hosting and all ages are welcome to take part. Trophies will be presented for first, second and third place winners in the ages 1-12, 12-17 and 18 and up categories. Call Chuck or Donna at (574) 806-2501 to sign up by June 1.

Knox Man Jailed on Heroin Charge

Published: May 20th, 2013

A Starke County Community Corrections inmate faces new charges after he was reportedly found to be in possession of heroin during a recent compliance check. Officers from the Starke County Sheriff’s Office accompanied corrections officials to check on Kurtis Singleton at a home northeast of Knox on Friday. They reportedly found heroin in his cigarette pack and arrested him for possession of heroin and maintaining a common nuisance. A female juvenile was also arrested.

 

Starke County Council to Review Jail Settlement

Published: May 20th, 2013
Starke County Sheriff's Department

Starke County Sheriff’s Department

County attorney Martin Lucas will present a proposed mediation agreement regarding overcrowding conditions at the county jail to the Starke County Council when they meet this evening. Jack Haut and several other inmates sued the county in April of 2011. Their lawsuit claims the cramped conditions violate their civil rights. The Starke County Sheriff’s Office has been sending prisoners to Pulaski County for the past year to alleviate the overcrowding, and the county is moving forward with plans to build a new jail east of Knox on State Road 8 and County Road 550 East.

Knox Community School Board to Meet Tonight

By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 20th, 2013

The Knox Community School Board will be meeting tonight for the first time after the school’s proposed referendum failed in a special election held May 7.

Plans as to how the board will move forward are not on tonight’s agenda, but the board members will be discussing the employment of summer school paraprofessionals, make a library board appointment and get an update on graduation activities.

A representative was present at the last board meeting to discuss a Roth 403(B) ING retirement option and the board will delve more into that discussion during tonight’s meeting. The board will also discuss a payment for special education.

The meeting begins tonight at 6:30 p.m. in the administrative office.

North Judson Resident Walking 2079 Miles Encouraging ACS Donations

By: Ben Haut
Published: May 20th, 2013

A North Judson man set off this weekend on a soul-searching journey across the country with the hopes of raising funds for the American Cancer Society in the process. Wes Carter, 22, began a 2079-mile walk Saturday evening around 7 p.m., heading toward San Diego – an on-foot journey that he expects to take roughly two months.

His journey soon turned into more than just a very long walk as he decided to contact ACS, turning the adventure into something more. Carter’s family had been touched by cancer, and he decided that raising awareness and encouraging donations to ACS along their trip was something he needed to do.

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Memorial Day Events Planned for May 27

By: Ben Haut
Published: May 20th, 2013

Memorial Day is just seven days away and a number of area VFWs and American Legions are preparing for ceremonies and other events to commemorate the holiday dedicating to remembering those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

In Starke County, the Knox VFW will be holding their parade march on Memorial Day, May 27, at 9 a.m. beginning at the county courthouse where a short ceremony will be held. Following that, the group will march to Oak Hill Cemetery where they will hold another short ceremony to reflect on the fallen soldiers who fought to uphold our way of life.

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IU Health Starke Hospital Participates in Day of Community Service

By: Anita Goodan
Published: May 18th, 2013

It was a Day of Community Service for employees from IU Health Starke Hospital Friday at Wythogan Park in Knox.

Approximately 50 volunteers from the hospital took four hours to install exercise equipment at the park as a way to help residents get moving and improve wellness.

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