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Cheese Square worth the trouble to make
Last New Year's Eve, a friend, Amanda Condit, made these cheese squares. Everyone enjoyed them so much.
Restaurant Inspections
All restaurant inspections by the Vigo County Health Department are scored on a critical and non-critical system.
Tried 'n' True: Reunion brings fruity side dish to table
Restaurant Inspections
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Personal savings necessary for retirement
Some Americans are surprised to learn that today's workers and families are not nearly as diligent about saving as previous generations have been.
Improve computer skills with library classes
The Vigo County Public Library is hosting a series of classes to help adults enhance their computer skills.
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Vigo County turtles come out of their shells for study
Ah, the life of a turtle. Swim around a pond, eat a few bugs or leaves and bask in the sun for a while.
Students' innovative ideas get support to spawn possible new products
Innovative product ideas by Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students that could lead to the development of a new flood prevention device, artificial sunrise clock and body indexing device have received support from Engenius Solutions, a student-operated organization that strives to cultivate entrepreneurial activity on campus.
Northview students do their part to help senior citizens
“Textiles and Fashion Technology” is one of many Family and Consumer Sciences classes offered at Northview High School.
Friendship Club lends others a helping hand
The holiday season has been upon us, and with it comes a higher demand for volunteers around the community.
Students of the Month shine at Riverton Parke
Northview students reach out to help community
Vikings enjoy seeing sites in New York City
Virtual High School gets welcome at Rockville
Indiana State students earn Quiz Bowl honors
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SMWC faculty, students use music, art therapy to connect with Alzheimer's patients
Alzheimer's Disease affects more than 4 million Americans, steals short-term memory and some researchers believe that many of the earliest memories remain intact. Music therapy and art therapy can help access those long-term memories and tap into previously unreachable thoughts and feelings.
Ask the Doctor: Massage not harmful during pregnancy
Q: I just heard in the news that I shouldn't get a foot rub while I'm pregnant because it could cause a miscarriage. Is that true?
Expanded health coverage
Doctor answers questions about healthy living
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State House visit, Rockwell exhibit on trip's agenda
To beat the winter doldrums and the post-holiday blues, the Vigo County Historical Society plans a trip Jan. 12 to Indianapolis.
Expanded entertainment coverage
Enjoy a Country Christmas
Seasonal Star program set at Allen Memorial Planetarium
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What gifts will you be bringing?
“On coming to the house, they saw the child with his mother Mary, and they bowed down and worshiped him. Then they opened their treasures and presented him with gifts of gold and of incense and of myrrh.” (Matthew 2:11)
Sister of Providence elected to national board
Sister of Providence Kathleen Bernadette Smith has been elected to the board of advisers for the National Black Sisters' Conference headquartered in Washington, D.C.
Faith Concerts
Dec. 31
Laugh Lines: Great value came from family's Coupon Jar
Sisters of Providence celebrating several years of service
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Santa entrenched as one of embodiments of Christmas season
A few days ago, my 9-year-old grandson told me that last year he had some doubts about Santa Claus. So, to satisfy his curiosity, he asked his dad to take a picture of Santa when he arrived at their house. Somehow his dad came through with flying colors because Max told me the picture looked nothing like his mother or dad, so this year, he feels quite satisfied that Santa will be coming. That was all well and good, but then he added, “This year, I'm going to ask him to look out the window and take a picture of the reindeer.” Well, we'll see what happens!
1955: Schulte High School's ‘Snow Whirl' ball staged at the Hotel Deming
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On June 7, 1908 amusement park known as Lakeview Park reopened with new name
On June 7, 1908, the amusement park on east Wabash known as Lakeview Park, formerly operated by Henry Breinig, reopened with a new name and a new administrator.
Be aware of old Dutch naming patterns that were present in many families
When searching for Dutch ancestors in old records, it is good to be aware of the old Dutch naming patterns that were present in many families. Typically, the naming of male children followed this pattern: the first male child was named after the paternal grandfather, the second male child was named after the maternal grandfather, the third male child was named after the paternal great-grandfather, the fourth male child was named after the maternal great-grandfather, and any subsequent male children could be named after the father or a favorite uncle with no specific order imposed.
Historical Treasure: Photographer's contributions to history can't be measured
Looking Back: 1955: Stran Steel Corp. announces plans for estimated $1.5M addition to Terre Haute plant
Historical Perspective: The great week of sports - October 1895
Genealogy: Be aware of naming patterns when searching Irish genealogy
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