Clark County (The Evening News)
Ivy Tech hosts spring registration
Ivy Tech Community College of Southern Indiana will host an open registration for its spring 2010 semester from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Jan. 5, at its campus, 8204 Ind. 311, at Interstate 265 and Exit 9, Sellersburg.
This event is open to new and current students. To attend, all new students should have completed the admissions process.
Additionally, Ivy Tech will have advisers on hand to assist with registration from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jan. 6; from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Jan. 7; and from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Jan. 8 in Room B20. Classes for the spring semester begin Jan. 11.
Call 812-246-3301 and ask for the office of admissions, or visit ivytech.edu/sellersburg for more information.
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Borden principal to return to school
In a short school board meeting Thursday afternoon, the West Clark Community Schools board approved an addendum to an employment contract that would allow Borden High School Principal Lisa Nale back on the job as early as Oct. 7.
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Jeffersonville residents challenge IDEM on Mac plant
Questions and concerns gushed Thursday night from an audience upset with the living conditions in their neighborhood brought on by odor, soot and dust they attribute to the nearby Mac Construction and Excavating asphalt plant.
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Bridges Authority adopts strategy as deadline approaches
The Louisville and Southern Indiana Bridges Authority adopted strategic objectives at its public meeting in Jeffersonville on Thursday while rejecting calls to alter the Ohio River Bridges Project to avoid possible tolling.
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Ex-employee of Sportsdrome charged in beer-theft scheme at track
A Memphis woman has been charged with class D felony theft in an alleged scam to defraud Sportsdrome Speedway in Clarksville out of more than $20,000 in beer sales.
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$47.5 million in marijuana plants eradicated by ISP
Within about a week, Indiana State Police eradicated approximately 19,000 marijuana plants with an estimated street value of $47.5 million across the state.
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Setting out for a stroll
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Moving on: Students, teachers get used to new schools at NA-FC
“You have to get to know people. You have to learn all these new names. It’s kind of scary at first. You don’t know them and they don’t know you.”
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Burglary suspect leads police on chase
Crotchett said he knows the owner of the house, so he called him to ask if anyone should be there.
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Straight ‘A’ educator: St. Anthony teacher makes top 10 list
She also wrote about how teaching is more than a career. It’s a vocation.
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Facelift planned for part of Market Street in Jeffersonville
Crouch said the entire road is being redone from sidewalk to sidewalk and local traffic can use rear-alley to access their homes.
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Borden principal to return to school
