JEFFERSONVILLE —
The Jeffersonville Police Department has released the name of the man struck Wednesday on the Clark Memorial Bridge.
Michael Amick, 38, of Louisville, was walking southbound on the sidewalk on the east side of the bridge. Detective Todd Hollis said Amick collided with a bicyclist headed in the opposite direction on the sidewalk. Amick fell into the roadway and was struck by a Mitsubishi Eclipse.
Police were called to the scene at 6:17 p.m. and found Amick with serious head wounds. He was listed Thursday morning in critical but stable condition at University Hospital in Louisville.
The bridge was closed for about three hours as investigators reconstructed the accident. No charges are expected to be filed.
Clark County
January 26, 2012
Police release identity of man struck on bridge
Pedestrian in critical but stable condition
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Union suing to block state’s right-to-work law
Indiana Democrats vehemently objected and boycotted the House session for several days, and union members turned out by the thousands to protest what they called “the right to work for less bill.”
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Ash Wednesday 2012
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Fundraiser builds a solid foundation: Individuals, businesses give generously to help out NA-FC schools
Early Wednesday morning, the foundation via a Facebook update, announced it had exceeded its goal and raised more than $60,000 at the event.
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Henryville High School Hornets’ Nest named finalist for state scholastic journalism award
Nationally-known scholastic journalism judge Dan Niles said, “The Hornets’ Nest was a pleasure to read, especially for all the solid reporting and good quality of photos.”
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Two treated after apartment fire in Jeffersonville
A pan with grease was left on the stove and caught fire, Sharp said. Two people were asleep in a back room of the apartment. They heard some popping and crackling which alerted them to the fire.
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Report: 1si leader to resign
After attempting to reach Wassmer for comment, he responded via text message with “news release coming out in the morning.”
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Man killed in morning accident in Clark County
A Clark County man is dead after a fatal accident on his way to work Wednesday.
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Jeffersonville City Council, mayor closer to agreement on hires
Moore has changed his position in regards to a communications director since taking office. Initially, he’d said the city would not have a full-time communications director when the last one, Larry Thomas, was laid off.
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Clarksville hits snag with wastewater project
The town had reached an agreed order with IDEM that calls for upgrades to the wastewater treatment plant and collection system including 10 pumping stations around town to be rehabilitated at a cost of about $18.2 million.
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Union suing to block state’s right-to-work law
