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tribtown > Judy Tape, RB, BSN, CIC employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the weight of Kathy Covert, director of Human Resources at the center. Schneck kicked off a new employee health enhancement program, Working Well, offering free health risk assessments for it's employees.
tribtown > Snow fell hot and heavy for about three hours Wednesday, and when all was said and done, 17 inches was on the ground in Seymour.
tribtown > Paul Carpenter with Seymour's Department of Public Works loads salt into a truck driven by Joe Wilson at the city garage at 1100 E. Fourth Street Road on Wednesday afternoon.
tribtown > Megan Monroe, 21, of Seymour joined may other city residents trying to unbury their vehicles Wednesday afternoon after two separate winter storms left behind 17 inches of the white stuff. Monroe lives with her husband, Michael Monroe, 21, in the 300 block of South Park Street.
tribtown > Seymour city workers including, from left, Jayme Mikel, Kevin Cockerham and Brad Moore spent Wednesday morning trying to keep up with falling snow from a winter storm that was passing through the area. The three were working outside the Jackson County Visitor's Center on South Broadway.
tribtown > Dustin Claxton, 12, of Seymour heads down a hill off East Ninth Street on Wednesday afternoon as his buddiees, Kyle McClanahan, 10, (center) and Justin Carrillo, 13, prepare to join him.
Judy Tape, RB, BSN, CIC employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the weight of Kathy Covert, director of Human Resources at the center. Schneck kicked off a new employee health enhancement program, Working Well, offering free health risk assessments for it's employees.
> Judy Tape, RB, BSN, CIC employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the weight of Kathy Covert, director of Human Resources at the center. Schneck kicked off a new employee health enhancement program, Working Well, offering free health risk assessments for it's employees.
Judy Tape, RB, BSN, CIC employee health nurse at Schneck Medical Center, checks the weight of Kathy Covert, director of Human Resources at the center. Schneck kicked off a new employee health enhancement program, Working Well, offering free health risk assessments for it's employees.
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