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JEERS
... to drivers who find it necessary to swing out left before turning right.
— Chief Photographer C.E. Branham
CHEERS
... to Evening News Editor Shea Van Hoy for becoming a first-time homeowner this week. May you enjoy many years of debt like the rest of us.
— Presentation Editor Amy Huffman-Branham
CHEERS
... to Jacque Singleton, a first grade teacher at St. Anthony of Padua School in Clarksville, for being named to the final top 10 list in the Indiana Teacher of the Year competition. The winner will be announced later this month and we wish her luck.
— The Evening News staff
READER CHEERS
... to everyone involved in planning, building and maintaining some of the nicest parks around — those in the city of Jeffersonville.
When Bob Hedge Park opened, my family was so excited. How nice it is with the shelter, fitness path and bathrooms.
Just a few weeks ago, I “stumbled” upon a new park. This park, by far, is my favorite. Not only is it shaded with beautiful, tall trees, there is also a bench, on which to sit and watch your kids, and a picnic table to eat your lunch.
I love seeing the floodwall in the background and hearing the lunch and break whistles from Jeffboat.
Jeffersonville is a friendly, clean town and I wouldn’t want to raise my children anywhere else.
— Tobi Brinegar and family, Jeffersonville
Opinions
EVENING NEWS CHEERS AND JEERS: Sept. 4, 2010
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DODD: Vegas is always a good bet
It was the Dodd family in Las Vegas. We went ostensibly to celebrate my son Cameron’s 17th birthday. That was simply a smoke screen. My real plan was an early retirement from my ill-gotten casino fortune. Before my risky sojourn we had many hours of family fun.
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LETTERS: Feb. 11-12, 2012
— Let’s stop ‘studying’ the bridges project
- CHEERS & JEERS: Feb. 11-12, 2012
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STAWAR: I’m not exaggerating, I’m aspiring
Exaggeration is a commonplace phenomenon. For one thing, it lies at the heart of the advertising industry.
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NASH: Holding officials to higher standards
A few weeks ago in my weekly column, I discussed a growing trend of people, mostly elected officials, who believed that they are above the law.
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HARBESON: It’s super living in Indiana
My husband and I attend an annual Super Bowl party, which is normally a small gathering of friends, but this year our host’s home was bursting with guests.
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OUR VIEW: Greenville town council president’s tactics inexcusable
Heading into Monday’s Greenville Town Council special meeting, the council president said he was not going to let members of the public speak on the matter of whether or not the town should hire Randal Johnes as its town manager.
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GESENHUES: The Susan G. Komen precedent
My mom is a breast cancer survivor.
I have walked many a mile in support of the cause and raised a sizable number of dollars for breast cancer research. The Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure initiatives are not lost on me. -
LETTERS: Feb. 8, 2012
— Think of the future generation when voting
— Smoke-free advocate disappointed with senator’s stance
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BEAM: Just smile
Whispers will soon abound outside of school as the corporation enters negotiations this summer with the teacher’s union over a new contract. Aides are not covered under the union.
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