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Current headlines from Evansville Courier & Press - News Headlines:
- Southbound bridge traffic down to one lane
Southbound traffic on the U.S. 41 Twin Bridges is reduced to one lane this afternoon after high winds pulled tarps loose on the work platform along the work zone.
- Same-sex benefits decision tabled
USI trustees on Saturday opted not to vote on a resolution that would have extended benefits to same-sex domestic partners.
- A vow Fulfilled
The contours of her face have changed. The once chestnut hair is now gray, and her brown eyes, seldom open, appear unfocused.
- Staffing woes affected decision
Two Vanderburgh County poll workers who made political statements in front of a television crew during Tuesday's primary were not removed because their supervisor promised it would not happen again and because of manpower shortages, a key election official says."It's not like football, where you have players on the bench, ready to go," said Tom Massey, the Republican president of the Vanderburgh County Election Board.
- Skies clear for Special Olympics
The rain that fell over Evansville disappeared on Saturday leaving sunny skies and 'perfect weather' for the area 10 Special Olympics.
- Local man to learn Mondayif he's made cut for Superman
News from Metropolis includes attempt at world record and update on Superman search
- Puppet shows way to self-esteem
Mental health fair at Garvin Park.
- Special court fees aid advocacy center
Funding the operation of the Amy Schulz Child Advocacy Center in Mount Vernon, Ill. has gotten a lot easier this year.
- Wildlife keeps Fairfield woman entertained
Pam Blevins moved into a small apartment in Fairfield, Ill., a few months ago after losing her husband to Alzheimer's disease.
- No need to pack it in;
The Answer column
- Henderson man recalls city's Wild West days
Oswald (Poss) Coomes has been everything from a tavern owner to a seller of monkeys in his 89 years.
- Students laud UE Teacher of Year
William Stroube, a professor of health services administration, was named as the University of Evansville's Outstanding Teaching Award recipient during Sunday's commencement ceremonies.
- Smithsonian lecture to cover 1890s blues
HENDERSON, Ky. — A Tuesday evening lecture will "give a picture and listen" to what Henderson blues legend W.C. Handy would have experienced in the late 1890s.
- Learning to dance
Only one great lesson remained for University of Evansville students moments away from graduating Saturday, according to commencement speaker J. Gordon Kingsley, principal of Harlaxton College, UE's campus in Grantham, England.
- Vote totals tell tale of eventful primary
With more than 1.2 million votes cast and almost $9 million spent on television ads, it's clear Indiana's Democratic presidential primary caused a commotion.
- Ivy Tech confers record 628 degrees in ceremony at Centre
Ivy Tech confers 628 degrees
- No vote on USI benefits
The University of Southern Indiana Board of Trustees voted to remove from today's agenda a resolution to extend benefits to same-sex domestic partners.
- Leaders hear update on disaster response
Long before an earthquake triggered a literal wake-up call here at 4:30 a.m. April 18, emergency responders and business leaders were readying this area for a seismic disaster.The forethought behind that planning was underscored by last month's earthquake, according to Joseph Wainscott, executive director of the Indiana Department of Homeland Security.
- Gas cost brings police change
Some Evansville Police Department officers will lose their take-home patrol cars and others will pay more than double the previous twice-monthly rate for having one, department officials announced Friday.
- City shows off Amazonia |VIDEO
The city gives a tour and progress report on the new Amazonia rain forest exhibit, which officials hope will open this summer.
Headlines last updated at May 11, 2008 23:16:05pm.
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