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Tammy Denny, right, and Mary Heady, volunteers with the Boone County Health Department, at Wednesday's shot clinic.
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Ounce of prevention
The health department began giving these free vaccinations last April, and as of the beginning of the clinic Wednesday, McNutt said she had about 105 students left to check off.
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Unused seat belt leads to foot chase and arrest
Carroll Wethington may be wishing he’d buckled up.
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Community leaders join forces to start mentoring program
The Boone County Mentoring Collaborative, with the help of consultant Tracy Butler of the Indiana Mentoring Partnership, is working to create a high-quality mentoring program to help at-risk children
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Ounce of prevention
- Obituaries
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Bobbie J. Kaser
Mrs. Bobbie J. Kaser, 67, of Zionsville, died Wednesday, Sept. 1, 2010, at St. Vincent Hospice, Indianapolis.
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George F. Gilpin
Mr. George Francis Gilpin, 52, of Lebanon, died Saturday, Aug. 28, 2010, at Roudebush VA Medical Center in Indianapolis.
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Anita L. Gossard
Mrs. Anita L. (Afanador) Gossard, 95, of West Lafayette, died Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010, at University Place, West Lafayette.
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Bobbie J. Kaser
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Lebanon’s Alexis Kersey scores on a shot in the second half in the Tigers’ victory against the Athenians Wednesday night in Crawfordsville.
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Tigers pull away from CHS
The Lebanon girls soccer team had a week to think about its first loss of the season to Cardinal Ritter.
Against Crawfordsville Wednesday, the Tigers made sure no losing streak would occur. Katie Curtis scored three goals and Lebanon defeated Crawfordsville 5-1 to improve in 3-1 and 2-0 in the Sagamore Conference.
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Tigers survive in five
After blowing a two games to none lead to rival Crawfordsville Tuesday evening, the Lebanon volleyball team found themselves in a do or die game five to even its Sagamore Conference record at 1-1.
The Tigers delivered when they needed to winning the final game 15-10 and clinching the thrilling five-game victory 25-21, 25-15, 16-25, 18-25, 15-10.
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Eighth-ranked Zionsville places fourth at loaded HCC Tourney
In high school golf the Bear Slide course just outside of Cicero is a bit of a monster.
With rolling hills, fast greens, and plenty of obstacles it makes for a difficult course even for experienced golfers.
At Monday’s Hoosier Crossroads Conference event is produced a tightly packed field with slightly higher than average scores.
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Tigers pull away from CHS
