Seventy-three students marched around the Central Elementary gym Friday afternoon with all manner of contraptions strapped to their heads. There was a jungle scenefrom Jumanji, an iceberg covered in penguins from "March of the Penguins," what appeared to be the entire Lebanon school district. The school held its annual Hat Day Parade, with students competing in five categories.
Winners were:Hats off to Books — Lucas Debard and Sarah Van Atter; Uniquely You — Kendall McCallum and Madison Skiles; Central Spirit — K.K. Hoene and Abigayle Krulik; Team Spirit — Emily Keller and Jalan Camarillo; American Spirit — Kelsee Robinson and Kate Stanley; Principal’s Choice Award — Ross Wilson.
Winners and 10participants drawn at random won an invitation to a special Mad Hatter’s pizza lunch Tuesday.
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County official suffers injury in trail mishap
Boone County Councilman and Zionsville Community High School Government Teacher David Rodgers is recovering from major injuries after an accident Wednesday on the Rail Trail. Rodgers was apparently riding his bike on the trail during his lunch break.
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Commissioners offer to buy former Elks Lodge building
Believing they’ve found an affordable answer to a crushing office space problem, the Boone County Commissioners Monday signed an agreement to buy the former Elks Lodge, 220 W. Washington St., a block from the Boone County Courthouse.
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Right of way for trail donated to Lebanon
Right of way for a walking and biking trail on the south side of urban Lebanon has been donated by the county for the project.
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Burning semi shuts down I-65
Traffic was snarled for hours on Interstate 65, U.S. 52 and Indiana 47 Tuesday after a semi-truck’s load of hay caught fire.
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County planner will assist city too
Rachel Cardis, executive director of the Boone County Area Plan Commission, will spend some of her time helping the city of Lebanon with planning issues under an interlocal agreement approved by the Boone County Commissioners Monday.
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Donaldson makes Fourth of July sweet
Lifelong Boone County resident George Donaldson claims he isn’t sweet.
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LCSC seeks funding for school police dept.
The Lebanon Community School Corporation is looking at developing a corporation police/security department after the school board of trustees passed a resolution at last week’s meeting giving the department authority to operate if the corporation is able to obtain funding.
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WeBo makes prestigious list
US News and World Report has ranked Western Boone 28th in the state of Indiana.
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County may charge fees for road utility agreements
Plans by Frontier Communications to expand a cable network through Boone County as part of a multi-state project could lead to a change in the way the county handles such “utility” agreements.
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300 guests attend Witham Foundation’s annual formal event
More than 300 guests gathered at Lumiere du Corps Resort and Spa Saturday evening for the 14th Annual Witham Health Services Foundation Black Tie Gala. This year’s theme was “A Moonlight Masquerade,” and it was the first of four annual fundraisers that provide funding to support continuous improvements and programs at Witham Health Services.
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