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SSubscribe:ubscribe: ((812)812) 2206-219206-2192 NewsandTribune.com WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 $1.25 Floyd board votes to lower agriculture drainage fees Clarksville Action would bring County Commissioner John Schel- tural property owners would not be procedures to reduce runoff. lenberger was the only board charged additional fees, no matter In 2021, the stormwater depart- approves agricultural fees in line member to vote against the mea- the size of their property. ment is estimated receive about sure. Currently, all property $773,000 based on about 15,000 with residential Floyd County Commis- owners are charged a flat bills, the News and Tribune previ- sioner Tim Kamer, who fee of $39 annually in storm- ously reported. This does not apply Plum Creek BROOKE MCAFEE serves on the stormwater water fees, but depending to New Albany, which has its own BROOKE.MCAFEE@ board, presented the pro- on how much property is stormwater department. NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM posal at Tuesday’s meeting. categorized as impervious, The change would generate an Crossing The recommended change owners of farm land can face “even budget” for the department, FLOYD COUNTY — The Floyd would lower drainage fees additional fees. according to Kamer. County Stormwater Board has for agricultural land to bring The fee for agricultural “There’s no change — it doesn’t go rezoning approved a recommendation to them in line with residential Tim Kamer properties is typically much up or down,” he said. modify stormwater fees for agricul- rates. higher than the fee paid by Kamer said he had many discus- tural properties. Under the proposed change, both residential properties, Kamer said. sions with farmers on this topic, Civil case has been in The board voted Tuesday to rec- residential and agricultural prop- The proposed change would and he has family members who ommend a change to the county’s erty owners would pay the same remove a system that offers credits litigation since 2017 stormwater fee structure. Floyd $41 flat annual fee, but agricul- to farmers who implement certain See BOARD on A3 APRILE RICKERT APRILE.RICKERT@ NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM

CLARKSVILLE — The Clarksville Town Council has voted to accept a judge’s orders in a four-year-old civil case and approve rezoning for an apartment complex on the north FEELING HAPPY INSIDE end of town. At its regular meeting Tuesday, the council voted 5-2 in favor of accepting the May 12 ruling by Spe- More than 5,000 attend Penny Lane at the Park cial Judge Terrence Cody in the 2017 case and rezoning a roughly three- acre tract of land on Westmont Drive from B-1 business to R-3 multi-family residential. Plans for Plum Creek Crossing, a 56-unit complex, started in late 2016. Council members A.D. Stoneci- pher, who represents the district where the property is located, and Jennifer Voignier voted against accepting the order and continuing with rezoning. Stonecipher said before the vote that while he respects the judge’s order, he felt the development was not in the best interest of residents in nearby areas. “Make no mistake, I am in favor of more housing stock as well as popu- lation density, yet to rezone without proper park space, tribute to local history and proper respect to...traffic

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Aprile Rickert | News and Tribune Photos by Bill Hanson | News and Tribune Crews are expected to finish About 3,000 people were in attendance Sunday at Penny Lane at the Park in Jeffersonville. About 5,000 attended the music cleanup by next week of the festival Saturday and Sunday at Big Four Station. recent demolition of an ofﬁ ce building at Court and Spring streets that burned in December. BROOKE MCAFEE A new building is expected to be BROOKE.MCAFEE@ ﬁ nished by next spring. NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM

JEFFERSONVILLE — The Abbey Road on the River music Plans OKd festival isn’t taking place until Labor Day, but over the past weekend a new event brought for new thousands to downtown Jeffer- sonville to enjoy the music of The Beatles. Jeffersonville Organizers of Abbey Road on the River introduced Penny Lane at the Park, a smaller version of office building the Beatles-inspired music festival, on Saturday and Sunday Fire destroyed previous of Memorial Day weekend at Big Four Station Park. Two free building at Court and preview concerts also took place Friday evening. Spring streets Event producer Gary Jacob APRILE RICKERT said Penny Lane at the Park was APRILE.RICKERT@ a “brilliant, beautiful event,” and NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM it was a successful “warmup” to the upcoming Abbey Road on the JEFFERSONVILLE — The owner River festival. of an office building in downtown Abbey Road typically takes Rigbys bandmate, Gary Metcalf, ﬂ ashes a peace sign at Sunday afternoon‘s crowd during performances by area bands at Penny Lane at the Park in Jeffersonville. Rigbys was among the Jeffersonville destroyed by fire late place Memorial Day weekend. It last year has received approval on a was canceled last year due to the bands featured. new, modern space to take its place pandemic, and this year, orga- that is expected to be finished within nizers moved it to Labor Day About 2,000 people came to Jacob intends to continue the will take place in Jeffersonville a year. weekend. the festival Saturday despite the Penny Lane at the Park festival — Memorial Day and Labor Day Owner Bob McAuliffe, who’s had “We are coming out of a long chilly weather, and about 3,000 in coming years in Jefferson- weekends are on the table for the property since 1983, worked shutdown, and it had been two people attended Sunday. ville, and he is also considering both Penny Lane at the Park and with Louisville-based architecture years since we had done a festi- Jacob said that in his four the expansion of the small fes- Abbey Road on the River, so the firm Donhoff Kargl Nall Architects val,” Jacob said. decades of organizing events, tival to other cities. He hopes to challenge is figuring out which (DKN) to design a 16,000-square- About 5,000 people came Penny Lane at the Park is one of get sponsorships that would allow one will take place first next year. foot office building on West Court out for the two-day music festi- a few he would rate as a “10 out the festival to take place in differ- Floyds Knobs resident Ash- Avenue in nearly the same footprint val, and Friday’s preview events of 10.” ent markets. ley Schulz attended both days of as the one that burned. brought in 500 people, according The event “hit the bullseye,” he He isn’t sure when the next The proposal was submitted to the to Jacob. said. Penny Lane at the Park festival See FESTIVAL on A3 plan commission in April and has

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5-Day Forecast for Southern Indiana | Go to AccuWeather.com IU giving students TODAY TONIGHT THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY option on vaccine proof TOM DAVIES A severe Cloudy with a Mostly Partly sunny, Mostly sunny Warm with times are ongoing right now. But I afternoon thunderstorm cloudy with a pleasant and and warm of clouds and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS don’t plan on doing an exec- thunderstorm thunderstorm warmer sun utive order.” INDIANAPOLIS — Indi- Holcomb’s office declined Highs Lows Highs 74-78 Highs 82-86 Highs 85-89 Highs 87-91 ana University modified additional comment Tues- 70-74 62-66 Lows 57-61 Lows 59-63 Lows 61-65 Lows 65-69 its COVID-19 vaccination day. 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That would be 4 p.m. 1 Miami 86 78 pc 86 78 c Low 0-2, Moderate 3-5, High 6-7, Very High 8-10, Jeff ersonville Nashville 76 65 t 79 62 t policy announced standard practice Extreme 11+ Sun and Moon 72/64 New York 74 60 pc 71 65 t May 21. for us with such a Orlando 88 73 t 87 72 t The university also significant policy Sunrise today 6:21 a.m. Evansville Paducah 74 62 t 79 59 pc said a form would be decision.” Sunset tonight 9:01 p.m. 71/61 New Albany Phoenix 105 80 pc 105 80 s Moonrise today 2:39 a.m. 72/64 available Wednesday Nearly all Repub- Moonset today 1:48 p.m. Lexington Toledo 67 60 sh 78 59 c Washington, DC 81 67 pc 79 67 t for those requesting Michael A. lican members of the Last New First Full Owensboro 68/61 Legend: W-weather, s-sunny, exemptions from the McRobbie Indiana Senate sent 74/65 pc-partly cloudy, c-cloudy, vaccine requirement sh-showers, t-thunderstorms, r-rain, a letter to McRobbie June 2 June 10 June 17 June 24 Forecasts and graphics provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ©2021 sf-snow fl urries, sn-snow, i-ice. for medical or religious rea- last week calling IU’s policy sons. a “heavy-handed mandate “Requiring the COVID- goes against many of the lib- 19 vaccine for IU students, erties on which our founders faculty and staff with appro- built our democratic repub- priate exemptions continues lic.” the university’s compre- The opinion from Repub- hensive science and public lican state Attorney General health-driven approach to Todd Rokita’s office said managing and mitigat- the state universities may ing the pandemic on our require COVID-19 vaccina- campuses,” IU President tions but can’t force students Michael McRobbie said in a or employees to provide statement. “Throughout the proof of immunizations. pandemic our paramount It distinguished between concern has been ensuring Indiana University’s policy Federal the health and safety of the and that of Purdue Univer- IU community. This require- sity, which plans to require ment will make a ‘return to students and employees to courthouse normal’ a reality for the fall either provide proof of vac- semester.” cination for the fall semester The changes come after or participate in frequent policies the state attorney general COVID-19 testing. issued last week a non- The attorney general’s updated binding opinion that the office didn’t immediately policy was illegal under a reply to a request for com- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS new state law banning the ment Tuesday on whether state or local governments it believed the IU changes INDIANAPOLIS — Fully from requiring vaccine pass- would put its policy in com- vaccinated individuals will be ports. The university had pliance with state law. allowed to enter public areas said vaccinations would be No vaccine requirements of the four courthouses of required before fall semes- have been implemented for the federal Southern District ter in order for students to Ball State, Indiana State or of Indiana without wearing attend classes and employ- Southern Indiana universi- a face covering or observing ees to keep their jobs. ties or Ivy Tech Community social distancing. Republican Gov. Eric Hol- College. Chief Judge Tanya Walton comb had said he wouldn’t The Indiana Democratic Pratt issued a general order block IU’s requirement Party, meanwhile, is calling last week outlining the new despite a letter from 19 the Republican opposition to Aprile Rickert | News and Tribune policy, which takes effect Republican Indiana House IU’s vaccine policy a “manu- June 7 at the courthouses in members asking him to factured battle.” The remains of the George Rogers Clark cabin in Clarksville on the morning after a prohibit any state university “Luckily, Gov. Eric Hol- ﬁ re ravaged the structure. New Albany, Evansville, Indi- anapolis and Terre Haute. from mandating vaccines comb is using common sense It says members of the pub- that don’t have full U.S. by stopping his extreme lic who are not fully vaccinated Food and Drug Administra- partisan colleagues in the still must wear face coverings tion approval. Indiana General Assembly DNR outlines steps after and practice social distancing “I think this will work its and the attorney general’s throughout the courthouses. way out and there’s more office from blocking such An exception may be made for than one way to skin a cat,” protections from taking someone providing documen- Holcomb told WTHR-TV on place,” a party statement George Rogers Clark site fire tation that they are unable, Sunday. “The conversations said. NEWS AND TRIBUNE removing debris from the for medical reasons, to wear a site and the DNR Division face covering. How to donate A fully vaccinated individ- Indiana’s Department of State Parks coordinating ual is defined by the Centers of Natural Resources has Donations regarding the discussions related to future for Disease Control and Pre- announced the next steps project can be made interpretation of the site. vention as anyone two weeks it will take in dealing with to the Indiana Natural “As we begin work to after receiving the second shot the fire-ravaged site of the Resources Foundation, recover the Clark home George Rogers Clark Home 402 West Washington of a two-dose vaccine series site, we thank Hoosiers and or two weeks after receiving a along the Ohio River. St., W256, Indianapolis the people of the Louisville 46204, or at indiananrf. single-dose vaccine. The log cabin at the site was area and beyond for their org/one-time-gift-form- Agencies located in the destroyed May 20. The site tremendous outpouring of designated. Selecting courthouses can set face cov- remains closed to the public support,” said Indiana DNR at this time. “Clark Home Site” ering and social distancing Director Dan Bortner. “The Jason Fosse, 36, of Clarks- at the bottom of the policies in their own spaces. DNR remains steadfastly ville, was charged with a designation dropdown Judges have the authority to level 4 felony for arson for ensures 100% of the committed to honoring and determine such policies in the destruction of a 191-year- contribution will go interpreting the long his- their courtrooms and cham- old cabin at the home site toward the George tory of all people who lived, bers. on Harrison Avenue. He Rogers Clark Home worked, and visited this loca- To provide jurors peace was arrested soon after the Site. tion. of mind, all vaccinated and charge was filed. “We will be engaging a non-vaccinated persons sum- The cabin, a representa- variety of partners and indi- moned for jury duty and court The DNR’s response to tive reproduction, was on a viduals to listen to their staff interacting with them 7-acre site managed by the the fire includes a multi-lay- diverse perspectives as we must wear face coverings and Indiana Department of Nat- ered approach that includes plan for the best way to share adhere to social distancing ural Resources through Falls Falls of the Ohio State Park the significance of this site requirements while in areas of the Ohio State Park. property staff planning and with future generations.” designated for jurors.

Homicides in Louisville on record pace DUSTIN VOGT AND homicides in the city since the and last homicide of that year. TORI GESSNER beginning of the year, in addi- Gwynn told WAVE 3 News WAVE 3 NEWS tion to 277 people injured by she’s shocked at the rise in gunfire, according to LMPD violence since then. LOUISVILLE — The city data. “Even though we got a little of Louisville faces another 2X said the numbers are bit of answers (in Christian’s month of double digit reports outpacing last year’s records homicide case) we still don’t of gun violence in May, of 173 total homicides and 586 feel safe because these kids according to information people shot and injured. out here now are doing what obtained by Louisville “No question, we they want,” Gwynn said. Metro Police. have a public health “They’re just targeting any- In May, 20 people crisis because of gun body it seems like to me, just have been killed due violence,” 2X said. because they feel like they to gun violence in “What is behind these can.” the city, and another numbers are fami- Gwynn now works with 2X 57 people shot and injured, based on lies and children who and Game Changers to men- LMPD homicide num- are traumatized, and tor struggling youth before the bers. suffering and their violence occurs and calls on Christopher lives will never be the the public to speak up if they Community activist 2X Christopher 2X, who same.” see laws being broken. compiles the data as “When you talk “Stand up for your neigh- part of the Louisville non- about the mental health issues borhood and let these kids profit Christopher 2X Game connected to this, the suicidal know if I see you doing some- Changers, said the numbers thoughts, not even wanting to thing I’m going to tell, and from May means Louisville live anymore because of the maybe then they’ll realize they has faced 16 straight months trauma they’ve been impacted have to stop playing with fire,” of double-digit homicides. by; it’s really deep, and it’s Gwynn said. “What we’re seeing this something the public doesn’t Christopher 2X, a non- year, five months in, is a always get to see,” he added. violence advocate in the city, level of gun violence I never Christian Gwynn’s mother, tracks shooting and homi- thought I would see in Louis- Krista, has experienced the cide numbers and provides ville,” Christopher 2X said in pain firsthand. Her son was resources to families affected a news release. shot and killed in Dec. 2019. by gun violence through his There have been a total of 77 Christian was the city’s 93rd non-profit organization. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 • NEWS AND TRIBUNE A3

ers, Mann said the projects BOARD involved place an extra bur- Hoosier in U.S. court involving Portland protests Continued from A1 den on farmers. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS gations. Circuit Court, a 28-count Efforts to reach an attor- “It was suggested to me if I The Portland Freedom indictment was returned ney for Muhammad weren’t are agricultural land owners. build a pond, I’ve got to have PORTLAND, Ore. — Fund takes donations to post against Muhammad on immediately successful. His goal is to get farmers “on an engineer to come out there An Indiana man accused bail for minority defendants. March 22. It includes two The $212,500 provided the same page” as residential and tell me it’s OK to get $10 of throwing an explosive The Oregonian/OregonLive counts of attempted aggra- in bail for Muhammad was property owners. off my farm water bill, and toward police and smashing reports Muhammad appeared vated murder, two counts of the largest donation that Greenville farmer Dennis an engineer costs me $500,” windows during protests in in U.S. District Court in Port- attempted first-degree mur- the Portland Freedom Fund Konkle said this modifica- Mann said. “That’s why we Portland, Oregon, appeared land on charges that include der, four counts of riot, two made in a single case to get tion would mean “agriculture did not like the credits.” Tuesday in federal court and possession of unregistered counts of unlawful manufac- someone out of custody pend- is treated fairly,” and he Schellenberger has con- was detained pending further destructive devices, engaging ture of an explosive device, ing trial, according to its praised Kamer for propos- cerns that all agricultural proceedings. in civil disorder and obstruct- unlawful possession of a president Amanda Trujillo. ing the change. property owners would pay Malik Fard Muhammad, ing law enforcement, and firearm and possession of a The fund has posted bail for “The money wasn’t the the $41 regardless of whether 24, of Indianapolis was taken using explosives to commit a loaded firearm in public. just under 100 people since objection here as much as they are active farmers, and into custody on a U.S. Mar- federal felony. Multnomah County Senior the beginning of 2020, Tru- the management that it takes he prefers a credit system shals hold Friday after being The count of carrying and Deputy District Attorney jillo said. agriculture to be able to han- that would specifically iden- released from state custody using an explosive to obstruct Nathan Vasquez alleges that “We were fortunate to have dle the stormwater that we tify farmers for relief from when the Portland Freedom law enforcement could bring Muhammad traveled to Port- just received a large grant,” receive from our neighbors, stormwater fees. Fund posted 10% of his state- a minimum mandatory sen- land to engage in property Trujillo said. “Malik is facing but yet we receive nothing He said he is an agricul- ordered $2.1 million bail in tence of 10 years if he is destruction and violence dur- serious charges and it is diffi- in compensation but we are tural property owner who a Multnomah County case convicted. ing mass protests last fall and cult to prepare a defense from taxed higher than our neigh- pays an annual $195 in stemming from the same alle- In Multnomah County then returned to Indiana. a jail cell.” bors are,” he said. stormwater fees, but it would “If we are at least on equal go down to $41 a year if the playing field with our neigh- change takes effect. bors, it makes us feel better “I’m not an active farmer at OFFICE about the expenses we put all, but I’d be getting relief for Continued from A1 in to dealing with the water,” something I’m not entitled he said. to,” Schellenberger said. since been accepted by both Georgetown farmer Dale The board’s recommenda- that board and by the histori- Mann said the proposed tion will go before the Floyd cal preservation commission. change is “fair to everybody.” County Commissioners for Since it does not include a Although stormwater offi- approval in July, and it will rezoning, further approval cials have offered credits go before the Floyd County from the city council is not to provide relief to farm- Council in July or August. required. Early last week, crews began razing the former structure, which was built in the mid- 1970s. As of Tuesday, it had been removed, with cleanup expected to go into next week. “Then we’ll start the process of going forward,” McAuliffe said. The plans for the two-story building feature large windows and masonry that blends in with the historical area. The Aprile Rickert | News and Tribune building will accommodate Roughly three acres of land on Westmont drive in up to 14 tenants, with office the north end of Clarksville will now be rezoned R-3 suites starting at 800 square Aprile Rickert | News and Tribune multifamily, after a four-year-long civil case between the feet. town and a prospective apartment developer. McAuliffe estimates the Bob McAuliffe, left, owner of an ofﬁ ce building on Court Avenue that burned in permitting, architectural and December, and his son Brendan, who managed the property, talk about plans for the engineering portion will take new building there. promises, that had nothing 90 to 120 days. After that, he REZONING to do with the statutory con- said he expects it will take pandemic has placed on busi- town area,” he said. it really set in, devastated.” Continued from A1 siderations,” the order reads, about nine months to com- nesses and communities. But even as they look toward Bob McAuliffe had been two in part. plete the project. “We really wanted to look the future of the site, the and-a-half hours away pick- congestion both immediate Voignier said after Tues- “The city’s just had positive at what buildings need to look McAuliffe family looks back ing up his new puppy, whom and secondary was, I believe, day’s meeting that she stood comments on it, we’ve had like in a post-COVID world, too on what once was there. he later named Spot. When and is a disservice to the tax- by her vote four years ago — strong [positive] reaction from which can be a little different,” The Jeffersonville Fire he got to Jeffersonville, it was payers who lived in Hamburg she had been trying to do her the community and people in he said. “Certainly brighter, Department responded still burning. so long,” he said. due diligence then and had the real estate industry who airier, more volume inside and around 2:30 p.m. Dec. 30 He said that it’s been emo- “While I intend to vote nay, concerns about things like have given their thumbs up to harder materials.” to the building at Court and tional to see the site with the I certainly hold no disrespect a natural spring under the the design,” he said. “We think McAuliffe’s son Brendan, Spring streets, with at one damaged building, now razed. for the council members who ground there and the effect the design is a good design who manages the family’s point 30 firefighters on scene. But he’s excited about what’s vote otherwise, as I recog- the property could have had and that will help us fill this properties, said he sees the There were no injuries and the nize this legal fight has cost to come. on neighboring property val- important corner of Jeffer- brand new class A office space blaze was contained in about the taxpayers plenty.” “Now we got to go forward,” ues at that time. sonville.” they’ll be providing as more of four hours but crews stayed Developers started the he said. “It always brings up “Plum Creek has been a In looking at design, the a need to some than before. until the early morning hours planning process for the tough trial,” she said. “I think team researched what would “And, I think in a post- dealing with hot spots. anxieties when you make apartments in December change but change is a good that it was very complex and work well in that area of Jef- COVID world...I think offices Brendan McAuliffe was 2016, which moved forward I think it holds true that I feel fersonville and looked at what will be really good for corpo- alerted to the fire by one of thing. And I think the excit- without issues over the next ing thing is to try to put a the same way today that I did other communities with simi- rate [companies] that will be the tenants. He said at first it several months. In March four years ago when the pro- solid building on this corner. lar buildings had done. downsizing, who are looking was hard to process and that 2017, the Clarksville plan cess began.” I think it’s critical for Jeffer- They also took into account for smaller office space but he was “more shell-shocked commission approved the At the time the Plum what kind of needs the still a presence in the down- than anything,” he said. “Once sonville.” rezoning and passed it to the Creek developers first council with a favorable rec- approached the town about ommendation. Two weeks the multi-family units, the later, the council denied the immediate area was primar- rezone, with members Stone- ily single-family homes. In cipher, Voignier, John Gilkey 2019, Clarksville approved and then-council member 19 town homes and a com- Paul Fetter against. mercial development, both The principals at Plum adjacent to the property that Creek Crossing LLC filed has been in litigation. the civil suit, their complaint stating that the votes against Council member Mike the project had been “arbi- Mustain was not on the trary, capricious, illegal and council when it originally an abuse of discretion.” voted against the rezon- In 2018, Cody ruled for ing but voted in favor of the partial summary judge- judge’s order Tuesday. ment, ordering the council “The judge ordered it, and to approve the rezoning. The I have to comply,” he said. town appealed and the case “I was not here at the time was presented to Cody again, they made the decision and this time through a bench so I have no interworking trial. knowledge of that. My hesi- After hearing testimony tancy in voting for it is that from town planning staff, the it’s an order from a judge council members who had over a legislative body. [But] voted against the rezoning, it was, as I understand it, the and Plum Creek Crossing best decision of the council at LLC developers Jack Can- that time.” nady and Steve Scott, Cody From the May 12 ruling, affirmed that the votes had the council had 30 days to been made without full file an appeal, however no consideration of the proj- motion was made for that ect details and how it would Tuesday. impact the surrounding area. “So unless they schedule They were “set on deny- a special meeting, I would ing the request regardless assume there’s not going to of evidence,” and that “the be an appeal,” attorney Greg trial testimony of Stoneci- Fifer, representing the coun- Bill Hanson | News and Tribune pher, Voignier, Gilkey and/ cil in the case, said after the The Newbees entertained the crowd at Penny Lane at the Park with near perfect weather Sunday evening. Event or Fetter demonstrate they meeting. organizers touted the weekend show as one the best they’ve produced. did not pay reasonable John Kraft, who represents regard to the five statutory the Plum Creek Crossing considerations, but rather to developers, was not avail- their constituents, personal able for comment after the John Auker performed great for the city and great Jacob said, and the pandemic feelings, re-election and meeting. FESTIVAL at Penny Lane at the Park for the whole community,” he caused the festival to lose a full Continued from A1 with Hard Day’s Night, a said. year of revenue. But he feels Beatles-tribute band based Moore attended the festi- positive about the future for the festival, as well as the two in Cleveland. He performs val Saturday, and one of his Abbey Road on the River. preview concerts on Friday. vocals and guitar in the role of friends from high school came “We’re OK — we’re not hurt- Attending the Abbey Road on George Harrison. from Pennsylvania to attend ing, and we do have a chance the River festival is a longtime The band has performed the event. to come out of it better than family tradition — her parents at Abbey Road on the River “It’s always such a fun, ever,” he said. have attended the festival since the Beatles festival was peace-loving crowd, and with Jacob said he is still work- every year since 2008, and founded in Cleveland in 2002. everything that’s been going ing out the specifics of plans she has attended each festival The band hasn’t been able on [with the pandemic], it’s for Abbey Road on the River, since 2012. to perform at many live events great to see so many people and he notes it will still be CONTACT INFORMATION As she enjoyed Penny Lane during the pandemic, so they come out and just smiling and somewhat scaled compared Main Switchboard ...... 812-283-6636 Publisher ...... 206-2134 at the Park with her family and were happy to get back in the having a good time,” he said. to previous years. 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She will be back for cine” for the past year. back to the way things were,” I would be happy — it would be COPYRIGHT 2011 Abbey Road on the River in “Giving everyone the oppor- he said. three times bigger than what September. tunity to come back out was The past year was tough, we did this weekend.” A4 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 • NEWS AND TRIBUNE OBITUARIES & NEWS SERVICES DIRECTORY Scottish Genealogy, BOOKINS Upcoming funeral services listed alphabetically from death CLARK COUNTY Benjamin P. McKinley, 50, notices published in the News and Tribune: Clarksville, driving while intoxi- the U.S. Census, SAR BOOKED-IN cated CLARK COUNTY Shawn Patrick Moch, 43, Adam Douglas Slone, 45, Sellersburg, intimidation with Lehman, Florence Scott Funeral Home, Jeffersonville, Charlestown, invasion of pri- research and moonshine a weapon, interference with entrusted with arrangements vacy, stalking reporting of crime Throckmorton, JoAnn 10 a.m. Saturday, at St. Anthony Taylor Brooklyn, 21, Palmyra, avid Dobson, a leading Amber M. Miller, 34, Clarks- Padua Catholic Church, Clarksville dealing marijuana, hash oil, expert in Scottish hashish ville, driving while intoxicated, FLOYD COUNTY D research, has a new Adrian J. Wood, 45, New reckless driving (all violations), driving while intoxicated (endan- Brown, Diana 1 p.m. Saturday, at Kraft Funeral Service, addition to his publications Albany, hold for other agency gering person) Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany with “Scottish Genealogy – (felony) Christy D. Turley, 46, King, Jeffrey T. “Jeff” 10 a.m. Friday, at Northside Christian The Basics and Beyond.” Jimmie M. Logsdon, 41, no Henryville, driving while Church, New Albany As with any genealogi- address listed, warrant (felony) intoxicated,(endangering a Trimble, Cary Thomas 6 p.m. Wednesday, at Kraft Funeral cal guidebook, this volume Nicholas W. Hall, 35, Jeffer- sonville, battery (no injury) person) Service, Charlestown Road Chapel, New Albany begins with the major Vicky Zuverink repositories for finding Jordan A. Sternbach, 38, Andrea Anna Marie Shelton, FAMILY BRANCHES Sellersburg, warrant (felony), 21, Georgetown, intimida- records in Scotland and theft of motor vehicle tion (threat to commit forcible will save any searcher a Leah Kay Clemons, 34, felony), battery (bodily injury to great deal of time. it’s more than you think!” Sellersburg, warrant (felony), other person), battery (no injury) The most important from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. by possession of marijuana, hash Jeffrey T. "Jeff" King fact about this book is Zoom call from your com- oil, hashish or salvia (pos- FLOYD COUNTY that records from not-as- puter. session only), possession of Nov. 4, 1957 − May 29, 2021 well-known sources are The mission of the SAR paraphernalia, false reporting BOOKED-IN New Albany discussed. The chapter on Genealogical Research product, tampering (known John L. Thompson, 72, New Secondary Sources is full of Library, on Main Street in to be false), warrant (misde- Albany, domestic battery Jeffrey T. "Jeff" King, 63, passed away Saturday, meanor) May 29, 2021 at Audubon Hospital with his family by information on memorial Louisville, is to maintain Jason M. Wallace, 39, stones and their mark- and enlarge the collection Keith Q. Collins, 19, Jeffer- Clarksville, warrant (violation of sonville, warrant (felony) his side. Jeff was born and raised in ings, different types of tax of genealogical and histori- parole) New Albany. He was a retired postal John David Martens, 53, Dustin J. Suydam, 33, no records, Barony records, cal materials available for Jeffersonville, hold for other carrier, avid golfer, and was always fishing records, merchants, research by SAR members address listed, warrant agency (felony) Lakeitha S. Drapoer, 27, able to make you laugh with his fa- craftsmen records, pro- and the public. Shalisa Nicole Fountain, 30, Additionally, the mission Louisville, aggravated battery, mous one-liners. He enjoyed listening fessions, military records Jeffersonville, intimidation, possession of marijuana, traf- to music, traveling, taking drives in his and much more. Another is to acquire and preserve criminal trespass (refusal to ficking with an inmate convertibles, and playing a round with chapter is devoted to emi- records of the American leave property), possession of Mary L. Cunningham, 38, gration. Revolution and foster paraphernalia New Albany, needs to sign his golfing buddies. Most notably, Jeff Shawna Jo Coleman, 43, The paperback book and encourage histori- waiver of extradition for Jeffer- was a husband, dad, Paw Paw, brother, and friend. He Charlestown, neglect of depen- is available for $25.95 cal research in relation to son County, KY simply loved "his girls" and lovingly spoiled his three dent, driving while intoxicated, plus $5.50 shipping from the American Revolution Samuel R. McRae, 27, New possession of marijuana, hash granddaughters. Genealogical Publishing period. To register for the Albany, possession of firearm He was preceded in death by his wife of 26 years, oil, hashish or salvia Co., Inc., 3600 Clipper Mill program, follow the link: Dustin Coleman, 40, Charles- by a felon, dealing in metham- Stacey A. King, and his parents, Robert and Mary Road, Suite 229, Baltimore, https://us02web.zoom.us/ town, neglect of dependent, phetamine, possession of a King. MD 21211-1953 or 1-800- meeting/register/tZ0q- possession of marijuana, hash syringe, dealing in heroin Survivors include his daughter, Lindsey Neely 296-6687. A website is du6gqj8uH9Ii9jp60AcrK. oil, hashish or salvia (pos- Joseph O. Higdon, 36, available at www.genealog- The link may also be session only), possession of Salem, possession of syringe, (Matt); his significant other, Vicki Hack; his three possession of methamphet- grandchildren, Avery Jane, Collins Grace, and Palmer ical.com with many other accessed at https://kylgs. controlled substance (misde- org/ meanor) amine Kate Neely; his brother, Bob King (Jeanie); his sister, offerings. This website is Darrell A. Hamlin, 49, New good to check frequently as June 3 brings us National Hank A. Tucker, 34, Jeffer- Judy Jones (Rick); his nieces, Domino and Vanessa; sonville, warrant (felony) Albany, warrant (failure to sales are often offered. Moonshine Day (yes, there appear) two nephews, Benjamin and Nathan. On June 3 at 6:30 p.m., is such a day!) Shawn Michael Patterson, A celebration of Jeff's life will be held at 10 a.m. 44, Louisville, warrant (misde- Matthew Hall, 36, Louisville, Jeffersonville Township On June 19, “Moon- battery of public servant, disor- Friday June 4, 2021 at Northside Christian Church, meanor) Public Library and Falls of shine and Stills: Finding Gregory Allen Lawrence, 58, derly conduct, intimidation 4407 Charlestown Rd., New Albany, with burial in the Ohio Genealogy Society Archived Records for Clarksville, court order return Cierra L. Carter Barnett, 25, Kraft-Graceland Memorial Park. Visitation will be (formerly Southern Indiana Your Moonshiner Ances- Zachary Tyler Herrmann, New Albany, warrant (failure to from 1 - 7 p.m. Thursday at the Market Street Chapel Genealogy Society) will tor” will be hosted by the 37, no address listed, warrant appear) of Naville & Seabrook Funeral Homes, 1119 E. Mar- co-sponsor a presentation Kentucky Genealogical (felony), possession of meth- Joseph A. Hanka, 42, Mauck- ket Street. by Joe Hardesty, director Society and presented by amphetamine, possession of port, possession of syringe of the National Society of Melissa Barker, Certified paraphernalia, failure to procure Jack H. Payton, 22, Sell- In lieu of flowers, contributions may be given to hunt/trap/fishing license ersburg, possession of The FOP #99 in the King family name. the Sons of the American Archives Manager at the Revolution Library. Houston County, Tennessee Luke Jose Shanahan, 43, methamphetamine, driving while intoxicated, possession of The program will be Archives. The program will Clarksville, possession of marijuana, hash oil, hashish or salvia marijuana “The History and Develop- be from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. Lorenz Kenneth Hardin, 21, Terry ß. Cox, 45, New Albany, ment of the United States and is virtual. Louisville, warrant (felony), hold domestic battery Census.” Hardesty, a noted If you have heard stories for other agency (felony), theft Kerry Carlton, 45, vehicle genealogical speaker, will about your kinfolk who of motor vehicle, carry handgun theft, resisting law enforcement discuss how the United may have operated a make- without a license, possession of Tamala K. Inman Vogt, 51, States Census has changed shift still in the woods, marijuana, hash oil, hashish or no address listed, criminal over time and how those there is a possibility that salvia, theft of firearm trespass changes impact what his- records exist that may help Pierre D. Ford, 38, Charles- Crystal D. Walker, 36, New torians and genealogists you verify those stories. town, reckless driving, driving Albany, possession of heroin, can discover from cen- During this talk, you will while intoxicated (refusal duties possession of syringe, pos- sus returns. Hardesty learn from a professional of arresting officer) session of paraphernalia, trafficking with an inmate notes that individuals’ archivist and genealogist RELEASED Diana Kay Brown data from the 1950 cen- who has found moonshine Daniel R. Griffin, 54, New Danny Ralph Hancock II, 40, Albany, criminal trespass, records in archives and will April 2, 1947 − March 27, 2021 sus will be accessible as of Pekin, possession of meth- resisting law enforcement New Albany April 1, 2022, making this explain how to find records amphetamine, driving while extremely important infor- for your moonshine ances- RELEASED Memorial visitation for Diana Brown, 10 a.m. to 1 intoxicated mation about Americans tors. Latoya Wayne Lucas, 51, Jef- Shaneil L. Carasco, 33, New p.m. Saturday, June 5, with a Celebration of Life in the mid-20th Century fersonville, warrant (felony) Albany, warrant service, 1 p.m. at Kraft Funeral available to researchers for Vicky Zuverink is a past Bobbi Jo Cain, 48, Marysville, Star’sha D. Woods, 32, Louis- Service, Charlestown Road Chapel. the first time. president of the Southern driving while intoxicated ville, warrant To register or find more Indiana Genealogical Society. Donye L. Gordon, 18, Clarks- Austin N. Sanks, 20, New information on programs, Queries are free and must ville, possession of controlled Albany, warrant go to jefflibrary.org, Events include both a date to substance (schedule ll-IV), pos- Brian L. Voltz, 41, Louisville, Calendar, or call 812-285- establish a time period and session of marijuana, hash oil, invasion of privacy 5641. Join the meeting on a location where the people hashish or salvia, possession of Della J. Micco, 49, New your computer at https:// lived. Please include your paraphernalia Albany, driving while intoxicated Megan Gaberielle Irish, 28, tinyurl.com/censusdevel. email or postal address so Nia A. Lewis, 21, Louisville, Henryville, driving while intoxi- warrant (failure to appear) you can be contacted by On June 22, Hardesty cated Arnold D. Davis, 60, Fairdale, will also be the speaker for someone interested in your Heaven Leigh Griggs, 29, KY, driving while intoxicated The Louisville Genealogi- family. Submit queries to: Charlestown, driving while Betipiny M. Kimijwok, 26, cal Society. He will present, Vicky Zuverink at vzuverink@ intoxicated (refusal duties of Louisville, warrant (failure to “The SAR Library Catalog: gmail.com arresting officer) appear)

AREA NEWS, EVENTS AND PEOPLE Luminary Ceremony residency your library. Pick up a pass at Send us • Community engagement your library for your child and The Floyd County Relay opportunities that will be then one child and one adult Florence Lehman for Life Luminary Ceremony your news posted on the Carnegie’s can get free admission to lots July 20, 1929 − May 25, 2021 will be live from the Scribner The News and Tribune Facebook page of fun cultural centers around Clarksville Middle School football field, regularly publishes • Two Weeks Notice: Inter- town. Summer Reading ends 1021 Hazelwood Ave., New information about news, locutor Closing Reception July 31. Florence A. Lehman, 91, of Clarksville, Indiana, Albany, Friday, June 4 from on Saturday, July 10, from passed away peacefully on May 25, 2021 while resid- events and people in 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. the area. If you know of 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. Jacksonville ing at Providence Nursing facility in New Albany, In- The Luminary Ceremony additional happenings, STIX graduated with a State University diana. is a special part of Floyd please email details degree in Fine Art with an She was born on July 25, 1929 to the late Peter and County Relay For Life. It is to brenda.dorman@ emphasis in drawing from Lexie Libs of Floyds Knobs Genevieve Jablonski in Chicago, Illinois. In addition a quiet time of reflection to newsandtribune.com. Bellarmine University in graduated from Jacksonville to her parents, she was preceded in death by her hus- celebrate those in honor (who 2006. He has been exploring State University in May with band, Kirtland, and her daughter, Kathleen Workman. are still fighting) and those the emotions of anxiety for a degree in Exercise Science/ She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great- in memory (who lost their based artist Brown has four years. “Anxiety Lines,” Wellness. battle with cancer). Everyone as the artist refers to them, grandmother. She loved her numerous cats, reading, transformed the Carnegie Macie Garrison of Sell- is encouraged to participate Center for Art and History’s can be found in many fac- ersburg was named to the and watching old movies. Both she and her husband in this part of the event by Sally Newkirk Gallery into a ets of his work, including were longtime members of the Jeffersonville Elks President’s List at Jackson- purchasing a luminary in temporary working art stu- murals, paintings, illustra- ville State University for Country Club. honor of or in memory of a dio. An Artist Residency with tions and textiles. For the outstanding academic per- She is survived by three children, Randy Lehman, loved one for $5 each at the Alexis STIX Brown is the artist, these lines explore formance during the Spring Geneva, IN, (his fiancé, Terri Gorney, Fort Wayne, Survivor and Luminaria first program of its kind at peaceful meditation and a 2021 semester. IN), Kristine (Bob) Corrigan, Jeffersonville, IN, and Tent. Luminary sales, being the Carnegie and will be on safe place for thought and To be named to the Presi- Karen Schapansky, Santa Barbara, CA; Elwood, and done virtual, will end at view until July 30. creativity. Explore more of dent’s List, a student must their family. She is also survived by her grandchil- 7 p.m. An artist residency is STIX’s work at alexisstix- earn a 4.0 GPA while attend- dren; Tracy Moss, Candee Corrigan, and Paul Corrig- Beginning at 9 p.m. the a program that provides brown.com. ing fulltime. Students introduction by Susan Lucas, an artist space, time and More information can be earning a GPA of 3.5-3.99 an, and her great-grandchildren; Kira Starks, Adam the singing of “Amazing found on The Carnegie’s Moss, Hannah Moss, and Donavan Corrigan. resources to create art. while attending full-time are Grace,” followed by reading During the Carnegie’s art- website: carnegiecenter.org/ named to the Dean’s List of of the names by Roger and ist residency, visitors to the publicart/artist-residency- their respective schools. Janie Whaley and closing at artist’s studio will be able stix/ Jacksonville State Uni- 10 p.m. with violinist Myra to witness the art-making versity, in the Appalachian Craig and Tracey Tom. process within this space for Summer Reading foothills midway between Bir- The luminary event will artistic experimentation and Program mingham and Atlanta, is the also be streaming live on the expression. The artist will be Alabama regional university Facebook page — https:// present in the space primar- Summer Reading Club with the highest percentage of www.facebook.com/Floy- ily on Mondays, Fridays and has started at the Charles- accredited programs. dRelay Saturdays. town-Clark County Public Hands-on engagement is Libraries. Your family — Bible Services Carnegie Artist important to both the mis- babies, children, teens and Residency sion of the Carnegie and adults — can read books The public is invited to the artist, and there will be and earn prizes all summer attend Bible services Thurs- The Carnegie Center for opportunities for interactive long. You can register for day evenings during the Art and History announces activities and discourse with the program by stopping at month of June at the Wyatt its first artist residency pro- the artist throughout the the library and picking up Hall Event Center, 61 Louise All recent obituaries gram, featuring Alexis STIX summer. Those opportuni- a reading sheet. Or register St., Jeffersonville. Services Brown. ties include: and track your reading online will begin at 7:30 p.m. on can be viewed online Since May 3, coinciding • Joining the Interlocutor by downloading the free June 3, 10, 17 ad 24. For with the Form, Not Function: Facebook group, which the Beanstack app. The Cultural more information call J. http://obituaries.newsandtribune.com/ Quilt Art at the Carnegie artist will use to document Pass program for up to 21 Nicol or R. Carroll at 765- exhibition, the Clarksville- her experience during the year-olds is also happening at 432-7787. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 • NEWS AND TRIBUNE A5 OPINIONS

THE FIRST AMENDMENT YOUR SUBMISSIONS Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free The opinions expressed on this page do not necessarily reflect those of the management. exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people Letters may be edited for length and clarity. • Mail: Opinions, 221 Spring St., Jeffersonville, peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances. IN, 47130 • Email: [email protected] Clarksville Schools chose to punish, not teach he intended lesson for seven albeit for use outdoors during a the school experience, too, helping in grace. Clarksville High School picnic. Summary their kids learn to read, study for Grace understands mistakes — T seniors on Graduation Day Hard telling who fired the first exams, run lines for the play, create that we all are capable of them. — that disruptive actions have con- stream. Kids rival ducks in their The Issue: Seven students who science projects, fine-tune their Grace finds a way to hold people sequences — taught us all a lesson: draw toward water. At an early engaged in water fight faced jump shot, and more. They see accountable for their error, without adults make mistakes. age, puddles beckon little feet and harsh discipline. firsthand the work their children making them feel lesser because It all started with a water ponds call to fishers of all Our View: Water mischief not put in between kindergarten and of it. fight, the high-schoolers ages. enough to bar students from high school graduation. In a year in which everyone armed with water-laden But, as Clarksville graduation ceremony. All that hard work was dismissed has struggled through a horrific balloons and squirt guns Community Schools admin- out of hand, though, when it came pandemic, we all could have ben- filled with H2O. istrators rightly pointed time to dole out punishment — for a efitted by a little grace. It’s unclear how long the out, the teens showed poor slipped in water and fell to the water fight. An administrator, through grace, skirmish lasted. After all, judgment in engaging in a floor — the student was uninjured, Clarksville administrators turned would have said you can walk with every bathroom faucet held water fight inside the school school officials acknowledged — a deaf ear to calls for moderation your classmates, but first you’ll reloading potential. And being building. Hindsight makes clear the disciplinary action seemed too of the punishment, the appeals clean the floor on which you’ll drenched naturally calls for recip- better choices. harsh, a point made by many of the coming from community members tread. Then, handing each of the rocation. As punishment, the seven seniors parents. as well as family and friends of the seven seniors a mop and bucket, Did these teenagers sneak their were denied participation in gradu- One can understand the parents’ graduates. would have said with a sly grin, plastic and latex munitions into the ation ceremonies, the culminating pleas for leniency for their children, While the core mission of schools “You clearly know where to find the school, hidden in backpacks and event that capped their 12 years in whose disappointment must have is to educate, these officials missed water.” Now, that’s a lesson for a lifetime. pockets? No. They were told they school. been palpable. the opportunity to teach the could bring the items to school, Even given that one participant After all, parents are a big part of students a valuable lesson, a lesson — News and Tribune Vietnam and the ANOTHER VIEW three rules of war was leaving the gym last Wednesday when Tony told me they would be closed on Friday and Monday. I “Why?” I asked. “What’s going on?” “Oh, you know, just adding another day off and making it an extra-long holiday weekend.” “What holiday?” Oh, that one. Of all the ones to let sneak up on me, it had to be the one specifically designed to make us remember, to ensure that we never forget those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the country. That holiday. To my credit, I did think about it later in the day. I remembered Steve, the first classmate I’d learned about dying in Vietnam. I was in basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., at the time, a 19-year-old kid with a year and a half of college and not a single clue about the real world. But I did not lament the life he would never have — the bride he would never walk down the aisle, the kids he would never drive to school, the retirement party he would never attend. Selfishly, I worried about myself, what I had signed up for and where I might be going when training was over. Until that day, war had been an abstract idea, something in Leo Morris the history books or the sto- GUEST COLUMNIST ries my father had told me. It wasn’t something that might snatch me up and throw me away. And maybe that was OK. They say Memorial Day is as much for the living as for the dead, and there is a good reason for that to be so. The truth of war is that old men send young men to die. If all — Jeff Stahler, contributing cartoonist we do is salute the bravery and honor the commitment of the fallen, we make it too easy for the old men to be frivolous with those young men. If we do not also focus on the grief of those left behind, the holes left in their hearts, we are inviting future foolish people to wage future foolish wars and keep throwing U.S. stronger when more people vote away young lives. That is the lesson of Vietnam for me, the reason I could never here is a fight going on over the ing process: showing up at a precinct, get over that war. heart of our democracy, and I passing through a gauntlet of cam- It wasn’t just that more than 50,000 American soldiers died; T worry that democracy is losing. paign signs and people with handouts, every soldier knows that is a risk. It wasn’t just that it might Over the last few months, several getting checked in, facing the prospect have been the wrong war at the wrong time for the wrong rea- states have moved decisively to make that they’ll be humiliated by being son; that’s been the history of the world. it harder for their citizens to vote, and turned away. Without encouragement, It was that the people running the war thought it was some- more are on tap. It’s hard to tell yet they opt not to show up at all. There thing they could fool around with, a geopolitical chess game whether this is just a blip or an actual are politicians who know this and take for which the moves could be micromanaged from thousands reversal of the U.S.’ long trend of Lee Hamilton advantage of it. of miles away. Then when the ultimate goal – propping up a expanding voting access. Either way, GUEST COLUMNIST By now, my view on this ought to be friendly regime without being committed to defeating the it’s cause for attention. obvious. As a democracy, the United enemy – proved grotesquely unachievable, they just walked The earliest moves this year came in States is stronger when as many people away. Iowa and Georgia, which made absen- people who are barred from voting by as possible can vote and the electorate Oops. Sorry, just kidding. Didn’t really mean it. tee voting harder and shifted some state laws. Some states don’t let con- All those lives. Wasted. reflects the actual makeup of the popu- control over election processes from victed felons vote; many states deny lation. This has two beneficial effects: So now I think there should be three rules for war. It should elections officials to partisan politi- the vote to people with psychiatric never be engaged unless: it ensures that our elected representa- cians themselves. Florida recently cut disabilities — and sometimes, poll tives reflect who we are; and it helps • It is the only option left, all other avenues having been back on drop boxes and ratcheted up workers impose their own competency explored. Americans not only feel a stake in the ID requirements for requesting an standards, regardless of what the law system, but believe that their voices • There is a clearly stated goal with a recognizable way to says. Most states impose a residency absentee ballot. Texas’ legislature is are represented in the corridors of define victory. moving forward with a bill that would requirement — often, you have to have power. The opposite is also true. When • Leaders are committed to winning as quickly as possible. hand power to partisan poll watchers, lived there at least 30 days — and people feel that efforts are being made Considering our recent history in Iraq and Afghanistan, I bar elections officials from mailing though all states allow homeless people to deny their participation, they write don’t think we’re following those rules. Considering the “war out absentee ballot applications, and to vote, sometimes they have trouble off the process and begin looking for on terror,” with no end in sight and no way to define victory, I impose other limits. Ohio legislators meeting the registration requirements. wonder if we ever will. want to limit drop boxes and reduce These days, the battles tend to other ways to affect politics and policy, I’ve thought about visiting the Vietnam Memorial Wall in early in-person voting. Republican leg- revolve less explicitly around who including taking to the streets or devel- Washington but never have. Now, there is a replica on perma- islatures in Arkansas, Idaho, Indiana, should be able to vote and more around oping sympathy for more authoritarian nent display in Fort Wayne, and I think about visiting it, to run Kansas, Kentucky, Montana, Utah and ease of voting. There is a strong argu- approaches to governing. my hand over Steve’s name. Wyoming have enacted restrictions, as ment to be made that this is just a It is too early to say how this year’s But I wonder if I will. I really want to but really don’t as well. well. different way of restricting the vote: voting-restriction laws will turn out; You know? Over the long course of American Democrats made effective use of many of them will likely end up in history, we’ve tended to move the absentee ballots in the 2020 elections, court. But even if the urge to limit Leo Morris is a columnist for The Indiana Policy Review. Contact opposite direction: toward expanding for instance, so Republican legislatures voting is hardly new, it’s dismaying him at [email protected]. people’s ability to vote. Indeed, sig- have imposed limits on their use for that, well over two centuries since our nificant parts of our history revolved next time — though there are states, founding, it remains so pervasive. around who should be able to vote, like Florida, where absentees were a CHEERS & JEERS since politicians always want to tilt prime GOP electoral tool in earlier Lee Hamilton is a Senior Adviser the field in their favor. Originally, of elections. for the Indiana University Center course, the franchise was limited to In general, voting rights advocates on Representative Government; a CHEERS: To the town of Clarksville for once again displaying white men with property. Then, over argue that making voting harder Distinguished Scholar at the IU Hamilton “Ole Glory” on all the major streets in the town. What a great time, white men without property, means that people who have histori- Lugar School of Global and International display of patriotism. Black men, women, Native Americans, cally turned out in smaller percentages Studies; and a Professor of Practice JEERS: To all the retail merchants that sell American flags non-English speakers, and citizens will once again be at a disadvantage. at the IU O’Neill School of Public and that are made in China. Their only patriotism is to the almighty between the ages of 18 and 21 won the Many people — over the course of a Environmental Affairs. He was a member $. right to cast ballots. long career in politics, I’ve seen this of the U.S. House of Representatives for Jim McCoskey, Clarksville To be sure, there are still plenty of firsthand — are intimidated by the vot- 34 years.

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COLLEGE BASEBALL: NAIA WORLD SERIES Grenadiers’ record-setting season ends Faulkner (Ala.) hits four game at 8-all after six innings. IU Faulkner responded with a five-run sev Southeast’s home runs in 14-10 win enth and tacked on another run in the eighth. record- IU Southeast tallied two runs in the bottom setting JOSH COOK of the eighth, but couldn’t get closer. season [email protected] The Eagles pounded out 14 hits, including ended with four home runs, in the win. a 14-10 loss LEWISTON, Idaho - IU Southeast’s The Grenadiers tallied 10 hits, including to Faulkner record-setting season came to an end Tuesfour for extra bases. day night. Sam Anthony, Faulkner’s leadoff hitter, (Ala.) in an Sixth-seeded Faulkner (Ala.) outsluggedled the team’s offensive onslaught. He went elimination the seventh-seeded Grenadiers for a 14-103-for-5 with a double and two home runs game of win in an elimination game of the Avistawhile driving in five and scoring three times. the Avista NAIA World Series at Harris Field. Alex Arauz added a trio of hits, including a NAIA World IUS, which was making its first-ever Worlddouble. John Michael Mathews, the Eagles’ Series on Series appearance, finished its season 50-16.No. 2 hitter, also hit a pair of home runs and Tuesday. The Eagles (40-11) got off to a fast startfinished with three RBIs. Tuesday, tallying four runs in the first inning,Daunte DeCello led IUS at the plate, going two in the second and two in the fourth. The Grenadiers, though, battled back to tie the SeeGRENADIERS on B2 Photo courtesy Joe Glover

ROMEO LANGFORD WATCH SOFTBALL: CLASS A REGIONAL The former New Albany High School star and Indiana University standout is in his second season with the NBA’s Boston Celtics. The 6-foot-4, 216-pound shoot ing guard saw action in each of the Celtics’ last two playoff games against the Brooklyn Nets. On Sunday, Langford net ted nine points to go along with one rebound and one assist while starting in Bos ton’s 141-126 lossRomeo to Brooklyn inLangford Game 4 of the first-round Eastern Conference Playoff series. He was 2-for-6 from the field, including 1 of 3 from 3-point range, and 4 for 4 from the free throw line. On Tuesday night, Langford had 17 points, two assists, two steals, two blocked shots and a rebound in the Celtics’ season-ending 123- 109 loss at Brooklyn in Game 5 of the playoff series. He was 7 for 12 from the field, including 3 of 7 from 3-point range in the game. In the 18 games during the reg ular season, Langford averaged 3.1 points and 1.9 rebounds for the Celtics. In the postseason, he averaged 8.7 points, 2.5 rebounds and 1.4 assists while starting twice for Boston. Photos by Joe Ullrich Henryville’s Dilyn Robertsslides into third base during the Hornets’ 10-0 loss to host West Washington in a Class A regional BOYS’ BASKETBALL championship game Tuesday. Hankins SENATORS STING HORNETS to helm West Washington tops Henryville 10-0 in 6 innings Generals KENZIE WINSTEAD SPORTS@ Bloomington native NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM approved as new coach

CAMPBELLSBURG - Hen- JOSH COOK ryville’s season came to a JOSH.COOK@ screeching halt Tuesday night as NEWSANDTRlBUNE.COM host West Washington topped the Hornets 10-0 in six innings in a CLARKSVILLE - Kyle Hankins Class A regional championship is happy to be back home again in game. Indiana. The Senators, who won their On Tuesday night the 39-year- fourth regional title since 2012, old, who has spent the better advance to face fifth-ranked Loo- part of the past 15 years coach gootee (14-7) at 11 a.m. Saturday ing at various stops, was officially in the first semifinal of the North approved as the new coach at Daviess Semistate. Clarksville. Tuesday evening, West Wash “It’s a great ington tallied three runs in the opportunity for first inning, two in the third, one me to get back in the fourth and four in the sixth. in the area, and That was more than enough there’s no greater offense for Senators’ pitcher Gra place to coach de Abies, who came into the game high school bas with a state-best 322 strikeouts. ketball than the______The 5-foot-9 senior, who has state of Indiana,”v ix|e signed with Saint Mary-of-the-Henryville shortstop Dilyn Robertslooks to throw to first base during the Hornets’ 10-0 loss to said Hankins,Hankjns Woods, yielded only one hit hostwhile West Washington in a Class A regional championship game Tuesday. who most recently striking out 13, including the first was an assistant seven Henryville hitters. coach at East Central University “She’s good, but we should’ve in Ada, Oklahoma. put the ball in play more than The Bloomington native is a we did,” said Hornets head coach 2001 graduate of Bloomington Amanda Raine, whose team pre South High School, where he viously lost 3-1 to West Wash on played for legendary coach J.R. May 17. “It was a rough game for Holmes. A high-scoring guard us. It was definitely not one of our his senior season, Hankins was best games.” a member of the ‘01 Indiana All- Star team, which also included The ljth-ranked Senators (21- 9), who won last week’s Lanesville Jeffersonville’s Dennis Coutee and featured long-time New Washing Sectional, got off to a fast start. ton bench boss Jim Matthews as In the bottom of the first an assistant coach. inning, Destiney Neafus drew a He went on to play collegiately walk and Elliot Nance reached on at Morehead State, where he was a a bunt single before Abies helped Henryville’s Kelsey Moran four-year letterwinner and earned her own cause with a two-RBI tri a bachelor’s degree in sports mar ple to the right-field corner. Henry ville’s pitcher Lily Bindner(18) throws to first baseman arrives at second base Peyton Steward during the Hornets’ 10-0 loss to host West during the Hornets’ regional keting and management. After graduating from MSU, SeeHORNETS on B2 Washington in a Class A regional championship game Tuesday. championship game Tuesday.

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BOYS’ GOLF ROUNDUP Silver Creek junior Carter Smith ﬁ red a Smith’s sizzling round fuels Dragons 4-under-par 32 at Covered Pioneers with a 41 while John Wal- bogeys. Bridge Golf Junior shoots 4-under thers added a 43. Sam Davidson added a 41 and Trenton Vires a 42 while Caleb Club on 32 to lead Creek to win SILVER CREEK 146, NEW ALBANY 170, Harter carded a 50 to round out Tuesday PROVIDENCE 180 to lead the JOSH COOK Tuesday at Covered Bridge GC, par-36 the team’s score. Medalist: Carter Smith (Silver Creek) 32. “We were happy to get a chance Dragons JOSH.COOK@ Silver Creek: Smith 32, Cody Coleman 37, Seth NEWSANDTRIBUNE.COM Hooe 38, Luke Graston 39, Luke Campbell 47. to play our sectional course,” to victory New Albany: Blaine Hamilton 38, Lukas Knoy 39, Henryville coach Robin Embry in a three- Ryan Crum 40, Zane Hammond 53. said. “Westin continues to play way match SELLERSBURG — Led by med- Providence: Lincoln Bottorff 41, John Walthers 43, alist Carter Smith, 10th-ranked Jackson Kaiser 47, Carson Heldman 49, Drew Juliot very well. He carded two eagles against New Silver Creek rolled to victory in a 50, Caedan Uhl 54. today. After a tough start, Sam Albany and three-way match Tuesday. played well the last five holes. Providence. ALLEN LEADS Trenton fired a nice round and JD Smith fired a 4-under-par 32 at HORNETS TO VICTORY (Michaels) continues to improve. Covered Bridge Golf Club to pace Josh Cook MADISON — Led by medalist I was happy for Caleb. He finally the Dragons, who carded a col- | News and Westin Allen, Henryville rolled to tried a bit different strategy and Tribune lective 146. New Albany finished victory in a four-way match Tues- posted his best round of the sea- second with a 170 while Provi- day afternoon. son. We’ve got some work to do dence shot 180. Allen fired a 1-under-par 35 at the rest of this week and then see Cody Coleman added a 37, Seth Sunrise Golf Course to pace the where we are Monday (at the sec- Hooe a 38 and Luke Graston a 39 Hornets, who carded a collec- tional).” to round out Creek’s team score. tive 168. Switzerland County was HENRYVILLE 168, SWITZERLAND Freshman Blaine Hamilton led second with a 190 while Shawe COUNTY 190, SHAWE MEMORIAL 193, the runner-up Bulldogs with a 38 Memorial shot 193 and Southwest- SOUTHWESTERN 194 while Lukas Knoy finished one ern 194. Tuesday at Sunrise GC, par-36 Medalist: Westin Allen (Henryville) 35. shot behind his teammate. Allen’s nine-hole round included Henryville: Allen 35, Sam Davidson 41, Trenton Vires Lincoln Bottorff paced the two eagles, four pars and three 42, Caleb Harter 50, J.D. Michaels 55.

Brenden Bube, the sixth MEN’S COLLEGE BASKETBALL GRENADIERS of nine IU Southeast pitch- Continued from B1 ers, absorbed the loss. He allowed one earned run on 3-for-5 with two RBIs while one hit while walking two scoring once. Clay Woeste and striking out one over 1 added a double and a home 1/3 innings. run while driving in three NAIA WORLD SERIES and touching home twice. Tuesday’s elimination game Derek Wagner and Jacob at Harris Field Scott added two hits apiece. FAULKNER (ALA.) 14, IU SOUTHEAST 10 Antonio Frias, the fourth Faulkner 420 200 510 — 14 14 4 of four Faulkner pitchers, IU Southeast 220 121 020 — 10 10 1 W — Antonio Frias. L — Brenden Bube. 2B picked up the win on the — Clay Woeste (IUS), Derek Wagner (IUS), mound. He allowed three Drew Hensley (IUS), Sam Anthony (F), Alex earned runs on four hits Arauz (F), Justice Lucas (F). HR — Woeste (IUS), Anthony (F) 2, John Michael Mathews while walking three and (F) 2. Records — Faulkner 40-11, IU South- striking out six. east 50-16.

years, so I wanted some sta- HANKINS bility and to settle down in a Continued from B1 place. “I haven’t lived in Indi- Hankins got into coaching at ana in for 20 years, but my the college level. His career mom is still in Bloomington began as an assistant coach and my dad is still in Bloom- at Brescia (Ky.) in the 2006- ington. ... It’ll be nice just 07 season. Stints at Kentucky getting back close to family Wesleyan and Centre col- and close friends.” leges followed before he One of those friends is became the head coach at Clarksville athletic director Missy Minear | Indiana Athletics ONPoint Academy, a prep Levi Carmichael. New Indiana men’s basketball coach Mike Woodson, left, greets Hoosiers athletic director Scott Dolson during a school in Oklahoma City. “We played against each March introductory press conference in Bloomington. After one season there, he other in high school and col- returned to college coaching, lege, the chance to work with working at Oklahoma Baptist him appealed to me,” Han- and Southwestern Christian kins said. “Our basketball University before heading to minds kind of intertwine, we East Central. think the same. ... I was very Woodson lays out recruiting vision “I’ve been a vagabond,” interested when he called.” said Hankins, who has Hankins, who has been in for the 2022 class, Lawrence guys, and some of the top 4s playing under head coach two chocolate Labrador Bloomington since moving Hoosiers look to North standout guard C.J. and 5s in the country. I think Brad Stevens. Retrievers named Hoosier back from Oklahoma last Class of 2022 Gunn. that’s important when you’re Woodson said his goal in and Hickory. “I’ve coached week, hopes to meet his new On the surface, there doesn’t trying to build your program building a roster through at NAIA schools, at a prep players later this week. KEVIN BROCKWAY appear to be much scholarship based on the portal. I don’t recruiting is to establish depth school and at the (NCAA) “I look forward to getting CNHI SPORTS INDIANA room for 2022. But that could know how long that’s going to at all positions. Division II and III levels. there and getting to know the change in an ever-evolving be around.” “A lot of these players, they ... I’ve moved 12 times in 15 guys,” he said. BLOOMINGTON — Face- college basketball landscape Former IU coach Archie think, ‘Well, are you going to to-face recruiting is back. of players leaving via transfer Miller tried to build a program recruit over me or on top of With it, has come interest or to declare early for the NBA with an inside-out philosophy, me?’” Woodson said. “And from players around the coun- Draft. centric on landing the top I can’t tell a kid that I’m not try from the Class of 2022 in “You try to go get the best players from within Indiana going to recruit on top of him. the new direction of the Indi- players that fit what you are while sprinkling in occasional I’m going to try to recruit the trying to do, and with the por- national prospects. For three ana men’s basketball program. best talent available that fits tal, you don’t know from year straight years, Indiana signed The Hoosiers have close to what I’m trying to do. I think a dozen visits lined up this to year who is going to stay the Mr. Basketball within in competition — and if you’re month after the NCAA lifted and who is going to leave,” the state, with New Albany’s any kind of competitor, that’s its 15-month moratorium Woodson said. Romeo Langford signing in on on-campus visits June 1, When it comes to recruiting, 2018, Center Grove’s Trayce how you get better as a ball- which was in place due to the Woodson said the focus will Jackson-Davis in 2019 and club and as an individual COVID-19 pandemic. be on the best player available Bloomington South’s Anthony player. New Indiana coach Mike more than specific needs. Leal signing in 2020. Jackson- “So, I mean, I’ve never ran Woodson, who can’t com- “You’ve got to touch every Davis and Leal are still on IU’s away from competition. I just ment on specific players due to position when you’re talking squad, but Langford declared wanted to go play and try to NCAA rules, laid out his plan about building your basketball for the NBA Draft following make myself known. Those of how and he and his staff team,” Woodson said. “I’m his freshman season. Lang- are the kinds of kids I’m trying will approach recruiting going going to talk to some of the top ford was taken in the first to recruit here, but I’m trying forward. The Hoosiers cur- point guards in the country, round by the Boston Celtics to sit at the table with some of rently have one commitment some of the top 2s and 3 wing and is in his second season the top players.”

COLTS Wentz believes he can handle high expectations GEORGE BREMER body’s standards but his own. General manager Chris comes back to Wentz. CNHI SPORTS INDIANA “This is the position that I’ve Ballard still hasn’t ruled out He’s worked hard to connect chosen,” Wentz said. “There’s adding competition to this with his new teammates on a Carson Wentz will be under always pressure. There’s mix, but Indianapolis has some personal level since the trade as much pressure as any player always going to be pressure. degree of confidence in Eason. with the Eagles became offi- in the NFL this year. There’s always going to be He spent last year learning cial in March, and he ramped He’ll be the Indianapo- expectations. Those things are from Philip Rivers and Jacoby up those efforts over the past Photo by Joe Ullrich lis Colts’ fourth new starting always going to be there. For Brissett and already has begun two weeks with on-field team quarterback in as many years, me, it’s been the same thing attending private workouts workouts. Wentz plans to Henryville’s Lily Bindner ﬁ res a pitch during the and the expectation is he’ll be Hornets’ 10-0 loss to host West Washington in a Class A throughout my whole career with Wentz. organize offseason throwing the third to lead the team to — just go to work. Go to work, Eason was a five-star pros- sessions with his teammates regional championship game Tuesday. the postseason. To make that get better every day and block pect coming out of high school and find other bonding activi- happen, however, the 28-year- out the outside noise — good, and impressed as a freshman ties he believes will pay off on old must put a disastrous 2020 inning, Johnson, playing bad or indifferent. It doesn’t starter at Georgia. But an game days. HORNETS season behind him. matter. injury sidelined him for his He’s yet to be sacked or just her second game in the Wentz threw a Continued from B1 clean-up spot, crushed a “I’ve felt a lot of true sophomore season, and throw a costly interception career-high 15 inter- excitement around he lost his job to Jake Fromm. or lose a game, but the early walk-off grand slam to left ceptions and was Alandra Johnson followed here, and obviously we Another year was lost as a returns from the locker room field. sacked a league- have high expectations transfer back home to Wash- have been fantastic. Wentz has with a sacrifice fly to score Johnson has three homers leading 50 times. He and all of those things, ington before he finally got displayed none of the behavior Ables and give West Wash- this season. Two have come completed just 57.4% but — just the culture back on the field in 2019. he was criticized for in Phila- ington a 3-0 lead. against Henryville. of his passes, and the and how it’s just one Last year was another red- delphia, and he’s already left an “I told the team, ‘If we can The Hornets, who won Philadelphia Eagles get some run support, good their ninth sectional title were 3-8-1 in his 12 day at a time mindset shirt year for Eason, who was imprint on the Colts. things will happen,’” Sena- last week, finished the sea- starts before the 2016 — that’s the mindset on the active roster all season “He’s not a shy guy — very tors coach Chris Long said. Carson of this team, and that’s but never saw game action. outspoken — but (he’s) just son 16-12. No. 2 overall pick was Wentz West Washington tallied “Overall I’m pretty happy benched for the final the mindset I’m going “I was learning the mental come in with good command twice more in the third and with the season, but you month of the regular to take every single day (aspect) last year, but I wasn’t of the offense, really good once more in the fourth, always want a little more,” season. I come to work.” getting a lot of reps,” Eason preparation so that whether when Johnson scored Nance Raine said. The offseason was full of The Colts have a lot riding said. “I think with, yes, under- we’re in a meeting or step- on Wentz. There is no veteran standing the mental and now ping out on the field — just the with an RBI-double to left Henryville says goodbye anonymous reports about the backup, and none of the four getting the reps, I think those level of command that he has field. to seniors Riley Nunn, Dilyn quarterback’s uncoachability quarterbacks on the roster two together will help me be in the huddle — the guys can Henryville’s biggest threat Roberts, Annie Spicer and and inability to connect with came in the top of the sixth have ever taken a snap with able to show these coaches and feel that,” Indianapolis head Smith. some of his teammates. He’s inning, when the Hornets viewed by many in Philly – the team. these guys some things that I coach Frank Reich said. “Just loaded the bases with two CLASS A REGIONAL perhaps the nation’s toughest Jacob Eason, a second-year can do. Obviously, (I have) a physically, I think, when he’s outs thanks to a couple of Tuesday at Campbellsburg sports town – as a deserter passer out of the University ton of room for improvement out there on the field … you can WEST WASHINGTON 10, miscues by the Senators and HENRYVILLE 0 who let down the franchise of Washington, is the club- — always continue to grow and just feel his presence physically a walk to Peyton Steward. Henryville 000 000 — 0 1 4 after an enormous amount of house favorite to earn the No. just look to get better.” on the field. The Hornets, however, W. Washington 302 104 — 10 10 3 investment in his future. 2 job. He’ll have competition Eason’s growth and the “He’s a dominant, physi- came up empty as Larissa W — Gracie Ables. L — Jensen Smith. 2B from rookie sixth-round pick backup competition will make cal specimen for the position, — Alandra Johnson (WW). 3B — Ables (WW). In Indianapolis, however, Smith popped out. HR — Johnson (WW). Records — Henryville he’ll get a fresh start. And he’s Sam Ehlinger and big-armed for interesting summer story- and you feel that when he’s out In the bottom of the 16-12, West Washington 21-9. not trying to live up to any- youngster Jalen Morton. lines, but everything ultimately there.” WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 2021 • NEWS AND TRIBUNE B3

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Indiana newspapers and the Stephen T. Naville IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Indiana newspapers and the vehicle/mobile, you must appear at Notice of Self Storage Sale Hoosier State Press Association LORCH NAVILLE WARD LLC FLOYD COUNTY Hoosier State Press Association the stated Trial Date. Otherwise, a Please take notice Red Dot provide an online clearinghouse of Attorneys at Law STATE OF INDIANA provide an online clearinghouse of Title will be issued. Storage 64- located at 8511 thousands of public notices. If you P.O. Box 1343 - 506 State Street thousands of public notices. If you MICHAEL CURLESS Commerce Park, Sellersburg, IN missed it in print or want to find a New Albany, Indiana 47151-1343 IN RE: THE UNSUPERVISED missed it in print or want to find a /s/ Plaintiff. 47172 intends to hold a sale to sell notice statewide, look online here ESTATE OF WILLIAM T. notice statewide, look online at In- the property stored at the facility by IndianaPublicNotices.com. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION HOUGHTON, Deceased dianaPublicNotices.com. A TRIAL HAS BEEN the below occupant who is in default SCHEDULED FOR Aug 2, 2021 at at an auction. The sale will occur or IN THE FLOYD CIRCUIT COURT CASE NO. 22C01-2105-EU-131 9:00 A.M., IN MAGISTRATE otherwise disposed of as an online IndianaPublicNotices.com. OF FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA COURTROOM "A". ROOM 111. auction via NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CLARK CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1 The plaintiff asks for judgment in www.storageauctions.com on IN THE MATTER OF THE Small Claims Division this Court against you for the claim 6/15/2021 at 9:30 am. Unless stated IN THE CIRCUIT COURT NO. 1 UNSUPERVISED ESTATE OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Hearing held in Magistrate stated above. If you fail to appear in otherwise the description of the FOR CLARK COUNTY HORACE D. ZIMMERMAN, FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA Courtroom "A," Room 111 Court on the date and at the time contents are household goods and DECEASED Service by: Certified Mail and set for trial, the Plaintiff can receive furnishings. Stacey Bissig Unit STATE OF INDIANA In the matter of the Estate of Publication CASE NO., 10C01- a judgment for the amount claimed, #H306; Pamela Williams Unit Case # 22C01-2104-EU-000111 WILLIAM T. HOUGHTON deceased 2105-SC-95 plus court costs. . By filing this small #H318WT. All property is being IN RE THE MATTER OF Michael Curless claim, the Plaintiff has waived the stored at the above self-storage THE DATE OF BIRTH CHANGE Notice is hereby given that Bette Estate Docket: Plaintiff right to a trial by jury. You have ten facility. This sale may be withdrawn OF: GID FIELDS J. Murphy and Robert D. CASE NO. 22C01-2105-EU-131 22618 Highway 62 (10) days from receipt of this notice at any time without notice. Certain Zimmerman were on the 29th day of New Washington, IN 47162 to file a Motion requesting a jury trial terms and conditions apply. See CASE NO. 10C01-2105-MI- May 2021, appointed Co-Personal Notice is hereby given that (812)704-7483 and to pay the costs for transferring manager for details. hspaxlp 000112 Representatives of the Estate of CYNTHIA J. MESSMER was, on [email protected] the case. Your failure to do so Horace D. Zimmerman, deceased, the 20th day of May, 2021, Joseph J. Hummel waives your right to trial by jury.. NOTICE OF PETITION FOR who died on February 21, 2021. appointed personal representative DEFENDANT You may represent yourself in this When governments want to DATE OF BIRTH CHANGE All persons who have claims of the estate of WILLIAM T. 15475 Lewis Rd Court. You do not need to employ change zoning rules, the law of- against this estate, whether or not HOUGHTON, deceased, who died Moores Hill, IN 47032-9495 an attorney. You may, however, ten requires them to inform you by Notice by Publication to: Any now due, must file the claim in the on the 18th day of March, 2021. Respondent have an attorney represent you if placing notice advertisements – and all interested parties office of the Clerk of this Court All persons who have claims you wish. If you have questions also called legals – in your news- within three (3) months from the against this estate, whether or not PETER L. LACEY, concerning this matter, or if you are paper. BIRTH CERTIFICATE: date of the first publication of this now due, must file the claim in the COMMISSIONER, BUREAU OF unable to appear at the time Indiana newspapers and the Notice is hereby given that notice, or within nine (9) months office of the Clerk of this Court MOTOR VEHICLES INDIANA designated, you should call the Hoosier State Press Association Priscilla Fields, Attorney-in-Fact for after the decedent's death, within three (3) months from the GOVERNMENT CENTER NORTH Court Reporter at 812-280-5661 or provide an online clearinghouse of GID FIELDS, has filed a petition in whichever is earlier, or said claims date of the first publication of this 100 NORTH SENATE AVENUE, write to Clark Circuit Court No. 3, thousands of public notices. If you the Circuit Court of Clark County, will be forever barred. notice, or within nine (9) months ROOM 402 INDIANAPOLIS, IN County-Government Building, 501 missed it in print or want to find a Indiana, Case No. 10C01-2105-MI- Dated at Floyd County, Indiana, after the decedent's death, 46204, Defendant; E. Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN notice statewide, look online here 000112, to have the date of birth of this 29th day of May 2021 whichever is earlier, or the claims ANY OTHER PERSON OR 47130. hspaxlp IndianaPublicNotices.com. GID FIELDS determined. This will be forever barred. ENTITIES WHICH MAY HAVE AN petition is set for hearing on the /s/ Danita Burks Dated at New Albany, Indiana, INTEREST IN THE NOTICE TO BIDDERS 24th day of June 2021, at 2:00 p.m. CLERK, FLOYD COUNTY this 21st day of May, 2021. VEHICLE/MOBILE HOME ALSO in the courtroom of the Clark County COURTS, INDIANA hspaxlp SERVE: CURTIS T. HILL, JR., Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Floyd County, Circuit Court No.1. /s/ Danita Burks ATTORNEY GENERAL OFFICE OF Indiana; hereinafter referred to as the OWNER, will receive sealed bids for Dated May 25, 2021 ATTORNEY: Danita Burks THE ATTORNEY GENERAL 302 application of Crack Seal and Fog Seal to the roads described below. This Benjamin M. Jakubowicz, Esq. Clerk, Circuit Court, W. WASHINGTON ST, IGCS 5TH project includes sealing or filling pavement cracks and joints and apply /s/ SUSAN POPP (Indiana Bar No. 34650-22) Floyd County, Indiana FLOOR, INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46204 asphalt emulsion to the pavement surface of the following roads: CLERK, CLARK COUNTY Dentons Bingham Greenebaum TO THE DEFENDANT(S):You Navilleton Road, N. Skyline Road, Fairview Knob Road, Moser Knob COURT LLP Justin E. Endres, #28205-22 have been sued by the Plaintiff Road, Old Vincennes Road, Edwardsville-Galena Road, John Pectol 3500 PNC Tower YOUNG, LIND, ENDRES & whose name appears above Road, Alonzo Smith Road, Frank Ott Road, West Willis Road, Blunk Prepared by: 101 South Fifth Street KRAFT Knob Road, and Budd Road. Louisville, KY 40202 126 West Spring Street STATEMENT OF CLAIM PAMELA S. PERKINSON Telephone No.: (502)587-3243 New Albany, Indiana 47150 The Plaintiff is seeking an Indiana Proposals may be forwarded individually by registered mail or delivered in Indiana Attorney No. 16855-22 Fax No.: (502)540-2139 Telephone: (812) 945-2555 Title to the Vehicle/Mobile Home person, addressed to the Board of Commissioners, 2524 Corydon Pike, LORCH NAVILLE WARD LLC Email Address: Email: [email protected] Described as: Year: 1997 Make: Suite 204, New Albany, IN 47150 prior to 4:00 p.m., June 15, 2021. Bids P.O. Box 1343 - 506 State Street [email protected] hspaxlp Dodge Model: Ram Color: Red received after the 4:00 p.m. deadline will not be considered but will be New Albany, IN 47151-1343 Vehicle Identification No: returned to the bidder unopened. All proposals will be considered by the Telephone: (812) 949-1000 NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 3B7HF13YDVG812096 OWNER at a public meeting held at the Commissioners Assembly Room, [email protected] For full public notice listings go If you have a legal interest in this and opened and read aloud at 6:00 p.m. local time, June 15, 2021. hspaxlp In the Floyd County Circuit Court to IndianaPublicNotices.com. continued next column The work to be performed and the proposals to be submitted shall include a No. 1 bid for all general construction, labor, material, tools, equipment, taxes, In the Matter of the Unsupervised NOTICE OF ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATIONS TO TAXPAYERS permits, licenses, insurance, service costs, etc. incidental to and required IN THE CIRCUIT #1 COURT OF Estate of William H. Beach, for this project. All materials furnished and labor performed incidental to FLOYD COUNTY Deceased Notice is hereby given the taxpayers of Floyd County, Indiana, that the and required by the proper and satisfactory execution of the contracts to be Cause NO. 22C01-2105-EU- County Council of said County will meet at the PINEVIEW GOVERNMENT made, shall be furnished and performed in accordance with requirements STATE OF INDIANA 000128 CENTER, 2524 Corydon Pike, New Albany IN 47150, COMMISSIONERS of standard practices. Notice is hereby given that Juanita MEETING ROOM #104, at 6:00 P.M. local time on the 8th day of June, Each bid proposal must be enclosed in a sealed envelope that contains the IN THE MATTER OF THE R. Beach on May 18, 2021 was 2021 to consider the following additional appropriations in excess of the Contractor's Bid Form, Contractor's Bid for Public Work - Form 96, as UNSUPERVISED ESTATE OF appointed Personal Representative budget for the current year 2021. prescribed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts. An executed State HAROLD ELGAN, DECEASED of the Estate of William H. Beach, This scheduled meeting is taking place in-person and also streamed Board of Accounts Form 96a or similar document. who died on April 2, 2021. live at http://live.floydin.com/ The bidder must file with their sealed bid proposal, a certified check or bid NOTICE OF UNSUPERVISED All persons having claims against bond payable to Floyd County Board of Commissioners in the amount of ADMINISTRATION TO this estate, whether or not now due, County General (1000) $ 468,000.00 five percent (5%) of the total bid. The above check or bond is to insure the NEWSPAPER must file the claim in the office of EDIT (1112) $ 100,000.00 execution of the contract on which such bids are made. the clerk of this Court within three Veterans Crt User Fees (2502) $ 5,000.00 The Contractor to whom the work is awarded will be required to furnish, Notice is hereby given that (3) months from the date of the first Youth Services (4909) $ 20,100.00 before commencing work, a performance, maintenance and payment bond Constance Elgan, was, on the 27 publication of this notice, or within Treasurer Non-Reverting Fund (9107) $ 1,500.00 to extend for a period of one year after final acceptance in an amount equal day of May, 2021, appointed as nine (9) months after decedent's FY2017 Grant R Farris (9108) $ 65,575.00 to the bid price of the contract awarded to said contractor, and certificates Personal Representative of the death, whichever is earlier, or said Floyd Co Subdivision Infrastructure (9112) $ 131,100.00 of all insurance required by the Contract Documents. Estate of HAROLD ELGAN,who claims will be forever barred. Commissioners Capital Projects Fund (9130) $ 725,000.00 Proposals may be held by the Board of Commissioners for a period not to died on the January 25, 2021. Dated at New Albany, Indiana, on COVID-19 (9271) $ 76,000.00 exceed ninety (90) days from the opening date. All persons who have claims May 18, 2021. No Contractor may withdraw their proposal within ninety (90) days after the against this estate, whether or not Other Additional Appropriations $ 300,000.00 opening date. now due, must file the claim in the /s/ Danita Burks The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all office of the Clerk of this Court Clerk, Floyd County Circuit Court Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard proposals, to waive technicalities or irregularities therein, to delete any item within three (3) months from the hspaxlp thereon. The additional appropriations as finally made will be referred to the or items and to award a contract on the proposal that in their judgement is date of the first publication of this State Board of Tax Commissioners. Which Board, upon receipt, will hold a the most advantageous to Floyd County. notice, or within nine (9) months Take Notice. It's your right to further hearing within fifteen (15) days at the County Auditor's Office of said after the decedent's death, know...and it's the law. county or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS whichever is earlier, or the claims Indiana newspapers are the taxpayers objecting to any of such additional appropriations may be heard. FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA will be forever barred. trusted source that your govern- Interested taxpayers may inquire of the County Auditor when such hearing Shawn Carruthers, President ment uses to inform you about will be held. John Schellenberger, Member Attorney for Estate: decisions that affect your life. Tim Kamer, Member hspaxlp Margaret F. Timmel Public notice advertisements – Jacqueline Wenning Attorney No. 24546-22 also called legals – provide infor- Floyd County Auditor hspaxlp NOTICE TO BIDDERS TIMMEL ASSOCIATES, LLC mation about taxes, zoning, new 2733 Charlestown Road business and other areas your Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals will be received by the Board Notice is hereby given that the Board of Commissioners of Floyd County, New Albany, IN 47150 government is involved in. of Clark County Commissioners until noon, local time, on the 24th day of Indiana; hereinafter referred to as the OWNER, will receive sealed bids for T: (812) 590-2771; F: -3634 The good news is that this infor- June, 2021 in the office of Clark County Commissioners, Clark County the following Community Crossing Road Paving Projects 2021: [email protected] mation is easily accessible to you Government Building, 501 E. Court Ave., Room 404, Jeffersonville, Indiana, This project includes wedge and level, surface milling (road, street in print and online. 47130 for the construction of the following project: approach, and driveways), apply tack coat, and HMA paving on the Dated at New Albany, Indiana, If you missed it in print or want to following roadways: this 27 day of May, 2021. find a notice statewide, look online CLARK-FLOYD LANDFILL DRAINAGE AND WORK PLATFORM at IndianaPublicNotices.com. EARTHWORK Henriott Road - From Ernstberger Road to Cooks Mill Road. /s/ Danita Burks Scottsville-Navilleton Road - From Navilleton Road to Scottsville Road. Danita Burks, Clerk of the Circuit For full public notice listings go to At the Commissioners' regularly scheduled meeting starting at 5:00 P.M. Hank Road - From Scottsville Road to Starlight Road. #1 Court of FLOYD County, Indiana IndianaPublicNotices.com. local time on the 24th day of June, 2021, all bids for this construction will be Nardorff Road - From Floyd County Line to Georgetown-Greenville publicly opened and read aloud. Road. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Ernstberger Road - From Kelly Road to Henriott Road. DLC#:B228-116 The bids shall be Lump Sum for all work shown on the plans and called for Starlight Road - From Scottsville Road to Floyd County Line. in the specifications and as detailed in the Instructions to Bidders in the Mel Smith Road - From Grantline Road to Kamer Miller Road. By virtue of a certified copy of a decree to me directed from the Clerk specifications and submitted in duplicate on the State Board of Accounts Banet Road - From Roberts Road to Floyd County Line. of the Circuit Court of Clark County, Indiana, in Cause No. 10C01-1909- Form No. 96. An executed Form 96a shall be required. Corydon Pike - From SR 62 to Atkins Lane. MF-000180, wherein Fifth Third Bank, National Association was Plaintiff, Borden Road - From Rufing Road to Miller Road. and Robert A. Eames, Covenant Mortgage LLC and Tammy Eames, were The bidder must file with their sealed bid proposal, a certified check or a bid Borden Road - From Miller Road to Floyd County Line. the Defendants, requiring me to make the sum as provided for in said bond in the amount of five (5) percent of the total bid, payable to the Board Evans Jacobi Road - From Ernstberger Road to John Pectol Road. Decree with interest and costs, I will expose at public sale to the highest of Clark County Commissioners. The checks or bonds are to insure the bidder, on the 29th day of June 2021, at 10:00 A.M. of said day, at the execution of the contract on which such bids are made. Proposals may be forwarded individually by registered mail or delivered City-County Bldg., 501 East Court Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130, the fee in person, addressed to the Board of Commissioners, 2524 Corydon Pike, simple of the whole body of Real Estate in Clark County, Indiana: The Contractor to whom the work is awarded will be required to furnish, Suite 204, New Albany, IN 47150 prior to 4:00 p.m., June 15, 2021. Bids before commencing work, a performance, maintenance and payment bond received after the 4:00 p.m. deadline will not be considered but will be Part of Lot No. Six (6) in Block No. 98 in the Enlargement of the City of to extend for a period of one year after final acceptance, in an amount returned to the bidder unopened. All proposals will be considered by the Jeffersonville, bounded thus: Beginning at the Northwest corner of said Lot equal to the bid price of the contract awarded to said Contractor and OWNER at a public meeting held at the Commissioners Assembly Room, No. 6; thence Southwardly along Meigs Avenue 40 feet to a stake; thence Certificates of all insurance required by the specifications. and opened and read aloud at 6:00 p.m. local time, June 15, 2021. at right angles Eastward, 210.7 feet to an alley; thence Northward along The work to be performed and the proposals to be submitted shall said alley 40 feet to the Northeast corner of said lot; thence along the Information and Bidding Documents for the Project can be purchased at the include a bid for all general construction, labor, material, tools, equipment, Northern line of said lot, Westward to the place of beginning. following designated website: www.lynnimaging.com . Prospective Bidders taxes, permits, licenses, insurance, service costs, etc. incidental to and 10-19-00-101-639.000-010 are required to register with the designated website as a plan holder, even required for this project. All materials furnished and labor performed and commonly known as: 822 Meigs Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130. if Bidding Documents are obtained from a plan room or source other than incidental to and required by the proper and satisfactory execution of the the designated website in either electronic or paper format. The contracts to be made, shall be furnished and performed in accordance with Subject to all liens, encumbrances, rights of redemption, easements and designated website will be updated periodically with addenda, lists of requirements of standard practices. restrictions of record not otherwise foreclosed and extinguished in the registered plan holders, reports, and other information relevant to Each bid proposal must be enclosed in a sealed envelope that contains proceedings known as Cause # 10C01-1909-MF-000180 in the Circuit submitting a Bid for the Project. All official notifications, addenda, and other the Contractor's Bid Form, Contractor's Bid for Public Work - Form 96, as Court of the County of Clark Indiana, and subject to all real estate taxes, Bidding Documents will be offered only through the designated website. prescribed by the Indiana State Board of Accounts. An executed State and assessments currently due, delinquent or which are to become a lien. Neither Owner nor Engineer will be responsible for Bidding Documents, Board of Accounts Form 96a or similar document. including addenda, if any, obtained from sources other than the designated The bidder must file with their sealed bid proposal, a certified check or bid Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraisement website. bond payable to Floyd County Board of Commissioners in the amount of laws. If the sale is set aside for any reason, the Purchaser at the sale shall five percent (5%) of the total bid. The above check or bond is to insure the be entitled only to a return of the deposit paid. The Purchaser shall have no Copies of the Bidding Documents may be obtained from the designated execution of the contract on which such bids are made. further recourse against the Mortgagor, the Mortgagee, or the Mortgagee's website by paying a non-refundable fee of $195.00 for each electronic set The Contractor to whom the work is awarded will be required to furnish, Attorney. and $260.00 for each physical set. Plan holders shall submit questions in before commencing work, a performance, maintenance and payment bond writing to Lynn Imaging. Questions from non-plan holders will not be to extend for a period of one year after final acceptance in an amount equal Doyle & Foutty, P.C. recognized by the Engineer. to the bid price of the contract awarded to said contractor, and certificates 41 E Washington St, STE 400 ______of all insurance required by the Contract Documents. Indianapolis, IN 46204 Jamey J. Noel The Contract Documents, including the Plans and Specifications, are on file Proposals may be held by the Board of Commissioners for a period not to Clark County Sheriff for public inspection at the office of Clark County Commissioners, Clark exceed ninety (90) days from the opening date. County Government Building, 501 E. Court Ave., Room 404, Jeffersonville, No Contractor may withdraw their proposal within ninety (90) days after Jeffersonville Indiana, 47130 or at the office of Clark Floyd Landfill, LLC, 6108 Sable Mill the opening date. Township Court, Jeffersonville, Indiana 47130 by appointment only. Appointments The Board of Commissioners reserves the right to reject any or all 822 Meigs Avenue, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 can be made by calling (812) 206-8682. All state requirements for COVID- proposals, to waive technicalities or irregularities therein, to delete any item Street Address 19 safety protocols must be complied with at both locations. Please or items and to award a contract on the proposal that in their judgement is The Sheriff's Department does not warrant the provide a minimum of 24-hour notice for review of the plans. the most advantageous to Floyd County. accuracy of the street address published herein BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS SHERIFF PLEASE SERVE: MANNER OF SERVICE: Certified The Board of Clark County Commissioners reserves the right to reject any FLOYD COUNTY, INDIANA Robert A. Eames and all bids and to waive informalities in bidding. 926 Eagle Ln Shawn Carruthers, President Wrightsville, PA 17368-9622 BOARD OF CLARK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS John Schellenberger, Member DOYLE & FOUTTY, P.C. IS A DEBT COLLECTOR hspaxlp Jack Coffman, President hspaxlp Tim Kamer, Member hspaxlp

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