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City, county attorney held on OWI charge
Lebanon — Eileen J. Sims, 59, whose law firm represents the city of Lebanon and the Boone County Commissioners, was arrested on multiple charges Thursday after she crashed into a fire hydrant and left the scene.
Sims was booked into the Boone County Jail after the 10:56 a.m. crash on charges of operating while intoxicated, public intoxication and leaving the scene of a property damage accident.
For more of the story, see Friday's Lebanon Reporter.
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Taken by surprise
After hours of working with a menagerie of animals in front of a series of judges, it took Austin Chandler an extra moment to realize that it was his name announced as the 2010 Boone County 4-H Supreme Showmanship Contest winner.
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Kise fire victims need help moving
Some residents of apartments destroyed in a fire Sunday at Kise Estates, in the 1900 block of Lafayette Avenue, have been told they must move out by tomorrow, and they have encountered an unusual problem — a shortage of rental trucks and trailers.
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Gentry, Chandler tops at swine show
Stephen Gentry and Austin Chandler took top honors at the 2010 Boone County 4-H swine show Tuesday at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds.
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Nicley done, redux
The 2010 4-H dairy show started without a hitch Monday afternoon, and it ended rather Nicley.
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Poultry project popularity growing
Tuesday marked the largest poultry show ever at the Boone County 4-H Fair, said project leader Doug Akers. More than 300 birds were entered by 80 members.
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LFD’s third station to open in spring
Construction of a $2.25 million public safety building on Hall-Baker Road should begin this September, with completion next spring.
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Park pool hours will change next month
Hours of operation are changing at the Memorial Park Pool.
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Hill wethers contest
Thirteen-year-old Jacy Hill has put in a lot of work in the weeks leading up to the Boone County Fair.
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Garrity's Ilene wins 4-H Fair cat show
Ilene and Romeo were the big winners Sunday afternoon at the Boone County 4-H cat show.
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Mattinglys reign over sheep show
Anyone who stepped into the Witham Health Services Pavilion during the six-hour 4-H sheep show Sunday evening was almost guaranteed to hear the name Mattingly.
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