Jeffersonville Mayor Tom Galligan reads “Amelia Bedelia 4 Mayor” to a group of third-graders Tuesday at Thomas Jeffersonville Elementary School in Jeffersonville. The class will have different guest readers throughout the month of May as part of a community readers program.
— Staff photo by Kevin McGloshen
Clark County
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May 6, 2009
PHOTO: Hitting the books in Jeffersonville
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The Extra Milers: Teaching by example
- Initial hearing held in Lapping Park robbery
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Clarksville authorities close unlicensed massage parlor
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Kentuckiana Yacht closes, files for bankruptcy
“The downturn in the economy caused people to stop buying luxury items like boats,” said Steven Lohmeyer, the attorney who is representing the companies. “Even people that have money are holding onto it.”
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Clarksville, schools consider teaming up
One potential location for the school, discussed since December, is the former Value City Department Store building along Eastern Boulevard.
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Clark County insurance rep resigns
Commissioner Les Young said opening up the county’s insurance policies to examination may have been a factor in Olson’s resignation.
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“I’m sure it is,” Young said. “I guess he felt bad. You know in this day and age we have to look at getting the cheapest and best price that we can.” -
Jeffersonville man sentenced in cocaine case
“We would have liked a higher sentence on the jury trial case, but we’re happy with the aggregate sentence,” Clark County Deputy Prosecutor Jake Elder said.
Continued ... - News and Tribune briefs for Feb. 3, 2012
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Cigar shop, pizza parlor among new businesses in the area
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