TERRE HAUTE —
Congressman Larry Bucshon, R-Ind., is welcoming area residents to meet with him today from 2 to 4 p.m. in his office at 901 Wabash Ave., Suite 140.
Meetings will be 15 minutes in length and scheduled on a first-come, first-served basis.
Meetings can also be arranged by calling Erin Pugh at 812-232-0523.
News
January 9, 2013
Rep. Bucshon visits this afternoon for meetings
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8-year-old girl waiting patiently for a gift of life
Eight-year-old Katelyn Newell sat in a small wheelchair, holding her babydoll, Abby, while at the Riley Hospital for Children Heart Center on Thursday.
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Dems: Redistribute sales/gasoline tax and repeal right to work
Democrat legislators are in the minority in the 2013 Indiana General Assembly, as Republicans following the November election now hold a supermajority in both the Indiana House and Senate.
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Republican members target improving vocational job skills
Improving the vocational job skills of Hoosier high school students is high on the agenda of Wabash Valley Republicans in the Indiana General Assembly.
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Vigo school board to elect officers Monday
The Vigo County School Board will elect officers during an organizational meeting at 6 p.m. Monday.
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25 players turn out for Sixth Annual Dave Edwards Memorial 8-Ball Tournament
The sharp click of pool balls and cues colliding across green-topped tables dominated Plaza Billiards on Saturday as 25 players competed in the Sixth Annual Dave Edwards Memorial 8-Ball Tournament.
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50 students get buried in an Avalanche of Books
Dozens of middle school students found themselves buried in books Friday evening, part of an educational program mixing learning with fun.
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Clay board tables balanced calendar
A decision regarding a balanced calendar in Clay County schools has been postponed as board members seek more public input.
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Runaway wants to withdraw plea on 2 felonies
A runaway teen from Gibault Children’s Services has asked to withdraw his guilty plea on the grounds of ineffective counsel.
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Children’s Tamiflu in short supply
Liquid Tamiflu, given to children who have the flu to slow or stop symptoms, is in short supply in the Wabash Valley but an adult capsule version of the of the drug is readily available in many pharmacies.
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Terre Haute man gets 5 years for stabbing incident
A Terre Haute man who admitted to stabbing another person in a fight has been sentenced to five years in prison.
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Faulty siren prompts 911 calls in Vermillion County
A faulty siren in the Vermillion County town of Universal alerted area residents to an emergency that was not happening early Friday.
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Four people arrested for allegedly committing 30 residential break-ins
Stolen items dropped in an alley and in yards led police to arrest four people Thursday in connection with a series of burglaries.
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Former Terre Haute resident indicted on child porn charge
A former Terre Haute man has been indicted with possessing child pornography.
Randall Bruce Allen, 46, of Indianapolis, was indicted by a federal grand jury on Wednesday for one count of possession of child pornography. -
This year’s flu strain impacting Wabash Valley
A statewide surge of influenza cases has local hospitals urging caution as officials warn the season isn’t over yet.
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A fading flower: Longtime Terre Haute business closing doors
One of Terre Haute’s oldest flowers falls this month, taking more than a century of family tradition into history.
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High-speed accident kills 1, causes gas leak, evacuations
A 23-year-old Clay County man was killed after losing control of his vehicle while traveling at a high rate of speed, snapping a utility pole and several mailboxes before crashing into a home just southwest of the intersection of Nellie Lane and Murphy Road in Brazil early Thursday.
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Ross facing charges in jail death
A Terre Haute man accused of involuntary manslaughter will return to court Feb. 4 to find out when he will face trial.
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Bennett disputes drop in property values
Facing a potential multi-million dollar drop in property tax revenue, Terre Haute Mayor Duke Bennett told local business leaders Thursday he does not believe Vigo County property values have dropped as much as preliminary estimates have shown.
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City Council approves ‘non-consensual towing’ regulations
Less than a year after hearing allegations that a Terre Haute towing company was asking $225 to release impounded vehicles, local lawmakers have imposed new regulations on “non-consensual towing” practices in the city.
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U.S. Marshals nab wanted man
A Terre Haute man was arrested late Thursday morning after being on the run from police for more than a week.
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Bedroom shooter makes court appearance
Probable cause was found Thursday morning for the arrest of a Terre Haute man who discharged a firearm after reportedly finding a stranger in a bedroom of his home with his son’s girlfriend.
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Terre Haute, Vectren working on ‘Bark Park’
Terre Haute will soon be home to a new “Bark Park” on Dresser Drive along the Wabash River, thanks to a collaborative effort between Vectren and the city.
The three-acre site, owned by Vectren, is located at the north end of Fairbanks Park. Vectren formerly operated a plant on the site. -
Year of the River: Year-long celebration officially begins
A year-long celebration of the Wabash River has officially begun.
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MARK BENNETT: Living on the banks
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Arrest made in Vigo jail inmate’s death
A Terre Haute man was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the death of an inmate at the Vigo County Jail early Tuesday morning.
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Bill would allow some criminal records to be expunged
Republican State Rep. Jud McMillin calls himself a “do-the-crime, do-the-time kind of guy” but says it’s time for Indiana to build some more forgiveness into the criminal justice system.
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GOP expresses doubt on gay marriage ban
Some Republican state legislators are calling for the Indiana General Assembly to slow down on the constitutional ban on same-sex marriage, offering a variety of reasons why the effort shouldn’t go ahead.
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Chickenpox outbreaks speed changes to school vaccination requirements
Five recent chickenpox outbreaks in Indiana, including one in Vigo County in the fall, have been a factor in expediting some new vaccination requirements for students in grades K-12.
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Arrest made in domestic incident
Police continued investigating a domestic incident involving a firearm after the Vigo County Sheriff’s Department responded Wednesday afternoon to a residence in the 6100 block of Indiana 63.
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Residents uncertain about Terre Town water
It’s easy to take safe drinking water for granted. Turn a tap and there it is.
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