Property taxes
due Tuesday
ANDERSON — The 2008 pay 2009 property taxes are due Tuesday, Nov. 10, for the full year. Payments may be made in person or mail to: 16E Ninth St., Suite 109, Anderson, IN 46016. Mail must be postmarked by Tuesday to avoid a penalty.
Payments may also be made at the following banks: Ameriana, Community, First Farmers, First Merchants, Huntington, MainSource, National City and Star Financial.
Property tax information may be viewed at www.madisoncountyindiana.org.
Tuesday flu
clinic canceled
ANDERSON — The flu shot clinic scheduled for Tuesday at Grace Baptist Church, 432 W. 300N, Anderson, has been canceled due to shortage of the vaccine.
VFW to host veterans program
ANDERSON — The Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 266, 3210 Columbus Ave., Anderson, will host a program for all veterans on Wednesday at 11 a.m.
Main speaker will be Don McAllister.
This event is open to the public.
Lambert award
to be given Nov. 16
ANDERSON — The annual Homeless Task Force luncheon honoring a member of the community with the Lloyd Lambert Award will be held on a new date and in a new location. Kicking off Homeless Awareness Week, the luncheon will be held on Monday, Nov. 1, at noon in The Christian Center’s dining room at 625 Main St., Anderson.
The public is invited to attend.
Style show and luncheon on Dec. 1
ANDERSON —The Festival of Trees Style Show and Luncheon to benefit the Paramount Theatre Centre and the Gruenewald Historic House will be Tuesday, Dec. 1, at 11:30 a.m. J’Ann’s Moneyhun’s Fine Gifts and Furnishings, Mister Penguin and The Shed will present fashions. Joyce Barrett of the Gray Goose Inn will provide the luncheon,
Come see the trees, fashions and enjoy a lunch all for $20 a ticket, or $120 for a table of eight.
Tickets are available from the Gruenewald House 648-6875, Moneyhun’s 643-0028, Paramount at 642-1234.
Soil conservation board to meet
INDIANAPOLIS — The State Soil Conservation Board will meet on Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Indiana Natural Resources Conservation Service, 6013 Lakeside Blvd., Indianapolis.
The State Soil Conservation Board provides guidance and coordination to the state’s 92 Soil and Water Conservation Districts as they provide local leadership in the protection of Indiana’s soil and water resources.
Three Muncie men get prison terms for cross-burning
INDIANAPOLIS — Three central Indiana men have been sentenced to federal prison after they pleaded guilty to burning a cross in the yard of a black family’s home in 2008.
Forty-one-year-old Richard LaShure was sentenced to 15 months in prison and two years probation Thursday in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis.
His son, 20-year-old Richard Logue, was sentenced to one year in prison and two years probation. A third man, 20-year-old Aaron Latham, was sentenced to one year in prison and three years probation.
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Local churches work with Change This World
While 1.02 billion people are undernourished and 23,483 die of starvation or preventable disease per day in the world, according to Food and Agriculture statistics on Change This World’s website, there are those who are trying to make a difference by decreasing those numbers.
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Elwood mayor says new administration has had zero firings
Mayor Ron Arnold, who took office Jan. 1, said his administration has not fired a single employee.
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Got flowers for Valentine's Day?
If you’re a wife or girlfriend reading this story, avert your eyes. This one’s for the men in your life.
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Snow showers this evening
Our snow chances are greater during the course of this week. Today will begin dry with increasing clouds and highs in the mid 30s.
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Arrest Log: Feb. 13
Arrests made by Madison County law enforcement on Saturday, based on Madison County Jail records. Charges are recommended by arresting officers, but are not final until the Madison County prosecutor reviews the case and files official charges.
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Poll question for Monday, Feb. 13
Vote daily in The Herald Bulletin poll. Today's poll question can be found at the bottom of the homepage on the right side.
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Getting Together: Anderson Symphony Orchestra seeks musical connections
Getting patrons in the proper mood for Valentine’s Day, the Anderson Symphony Orchestra delighted its audience with both classical and popular melodies of love on Saturday night. From Tchaikovsky to the Beatles, the professional musicians performed tales of love, tragedy and romance.
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What's Where: Feb. 13
Local meetings and activities are scheduled Monday.
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Scott Underwood: TV section alterations on the way
Two Sundays ago, The Herald Bulletin introduced a new product called Click, replacing the TV Week section. Like TV Week, Click includes TV listings grids, sports listings and Sudoku and crossword puzzles.
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Analysis: Exceptional voice seemed lost in Houston's excessive fame
Whitney Houston’s numerous comeback attempts never gelled into anything the public cared about.
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