Lebanon —
Orange flooded Lebanon Memorial Park Thursday evening for the one-year anniversary celebration of Lebanon: The Cleanest City in Indiana initiative. Residents came out for free hot dogs and received information on the initiative and free “butt buckets” for cigarette butts. “I want to thank everyone for coming out,” said Jerry Erskine, Cleanest City president and Lebanon Rotary member. “I hope you all are noticing there’s a lot less litter around town, and it’s all because of people like you.” Those at the celebration were also filmed, along with the Lebanon High School’s mascot and cheerleaders, as part of Indianapolis’ WTHR news channel’s Decision 2012: On the Road. WTHR’s Andrea Morehead broadcast live from the park before heading to the Lebanon Municipal Building for a town hall meeting.
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Boone County Clerk announces proposed vote center locations
Andrew Wood, Boone County Deputy Clerk for Elections, with a map showing proposed voting sites, marked by green arrows, for next year's election.
Boone County voters would go to only eight different locations in the 2014 elections if a vote center plan is adopted by the Boone County Election Board.
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Storm damages homes, downs trees
At least two Lebanon homes were struck by falling trees Tuesday morning in a storm that also knocked out power to hundreds of Zionsville-area residents.
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Vet knew career path since childhood
Veterinarian Dr. Devin Kistler had her career planned when she was 7 or 8.
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Parents learn more details of new LHS technology program
Parents of Lebanon High School students came filled with questions Wednesday evening to a parent meeting on the school’s new 1:1 technology initiative, which will place a new Macbook Air laptop computer in the hands of each student this fall.
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VIDEO: 12 taken to area hospitals after school bus rolls
Five elementary-aged special needs children and their caretakers escaped serious injury Thursday after the school bus that was carrying them drove into the median of I-65 and rolled before coming to a stop.
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Honoring the fallen
About 50 people attended the event.
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Co-creator of Thorntown gorilla prank recalls ruse
Dentists in Thorntown arrive and retire, but Asher Cones’ dental discipline remains unswayed.
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LPD investigates stabbing
Lebanon Police Det.-Capt. Maurice Hobson searches the front yard at 2110 Crimson Lane, Lebanon, where a man received what were described as “severe” stab wounds to the neck just before 1 p.m. Monday. Police said the man was taken to Methodist Hospital, Indianapolis.
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‘Stamp Out Hunger’ drive deemed a success
Dozens of volunteers gathered at Love in the Name of Christ (Love INC) and The Caring Center in Lebanon Saturday to sort, package and prepare for distribution 11 truckloads of food collected by Boone County mail carriers during the annual “Stamp Out Hunger” food drive.
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Local peace officer program is Wednesday
Three Boone County law enforcement officers who died in the line of duty will be among those honored Wednesday during local observance of National Peace Officer’s Memorial Day.
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The program is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. Wednesday on the north steps of the Boone County Courthouse in downtown Lebanon. In the event of bad weather, the program will be held in the courthouse rotunda.
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