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Women's prison to get perimeter fence
The Madison Correctional Facility for women has an unusual problem: People keep wandering in.
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Appeal denied in girl's torture-murder
The ringleader in the brutal torture and murder of a 12-year-old New Albany girl nearly 17 years ago has lost her latest bid to have her 60-year prison term thrown out.
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Appeal is denied in girl's '92 slaying
MADISON, Ind. -- A woman who was 16 when she pleaded guilty to murder in the 1992 torture slaying of a 12-year-old has lost another bid to have her deal with prosecutors thrown out.
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Area briefs -- Nov. 15, 2008
The Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Brown Township offices on Old Indiana 67 in Mooresville.
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LifeStream to help with Medicare Part D signup
YORKTOWN - LifeStream Services will offer a series of "Medicare D Sign-Up" sessions starting this week to help residents of Blackford, Delaware, Grant, Henry, Madison and Randolph counties sign up for the ...
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Alison (Tam) Frazier '84 Elected Superior Court Judge
November 7, 2008, Greencastle, Ind. - "Alison Frazier was the only Republican to win a Jefferson County seat in the 2008 general election," reports Indiana's Madison Courier .
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Historic Riverboat Inn Becomes A 3 Palms Hotel
The Riverboat Inn has been witness to much history during its 50 years in a scenic location on the Ohio River in downtown Madison, Indiana - " and now it begins an exciting new chapter as a 3 Palms Hotel.
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Enter the CSO's Annual Young Artists Concerto Competition
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra announces its Annual Young Artists Concerto Competition, sponsored by Meridian Music.
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Indiana Stores Targeted As Part Of Nationwide Theft Ring
Two men thought to be at the center of a nationwide phone theft ring targeted at least seven Indiana stores and had plans to hit dozens of others, police said.
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Local photographer featured in Madison display
Deborah Carmichael Photography of Freetown will be featured in an opening reception, a oeWondrous Aspirations,a from 4-6 p.m. Nov.
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Area briefs -- Nov. 1, 2008
The Madison Township Advisory Board's budget meeting will be at 9 a.m. Wednesday at the Landersdale Road station, 7047 E. Landersdale Road, in Camby.
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Missing EKU student: Dattilo case ruled a homicide
The four-year-old case of missing Eastern Kentucky University student Molly Dattilo is now being investigated as a homicide.
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Hoosier Candies Featured At Govenors Door This Halloween
Four Indiana companies will have their candy passed out to trick-or-treaters at the governor's residence on Halloween.
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Indiana Gov. Daniels: a Shea s a terrific talent'
They came for the Alaskan governor, but they got a chance to see Indiana's governor, as well.
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Teacher Excellence Awards announced
Ninety-four secondary-school teachers from 11 states and China have been honored with the second annual Butler University College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Teacher Excellence Awards.
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Main Street Trick or Treat a ghoulishly fun time
When it comes to taking his daughter out for Halloween, David Stephens likes to join in on the fun.
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Fire Chief Suing Fellow Fire Departments
The chief of a volunteer fire company is suing two other departments over injuries he suffered while recovering the body of another firefighter from a burning house.
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Lawsuit accused 2 fire departments of negligence
MADISON, Ind. - The chief of a volunteer fire company is suing two other departments over injuries he suffered while recovering the body of another firefighter from a burning house after he had been missing for ...
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Antique appraisals set at Scott museum
Scott County Heritage Center and Museum, 1050 S. Main St. in Scottsburg, has free antique appraisals at noon tomorrow.
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Cemetery Class Action Lawsuit Settled
A former owner of a Madison, Ind. cemetery has agreed to cover burial costs of more than 3,000 customers who filed a class action lawsuit alleging money they pre-paid for burials has disappeared.
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