News Photos May09

Norma Kirete of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passes out poppy's to passing vehicles.

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Norma Kirete of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passes out poppy's to passing vehicles.

People stop to observe the POW camps in the Midwest 1943-1946. The map and information is located on the outside of the traveling German POW museum.

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People stop to observe the POW camps in the Midwest 1943-1946. The map and information is located on the outside of the traveling German POW museum.

Donna Koerner, Seymour looks at the displays set up in the German POWs traveling bus that made a stop at the Seymour Public Library on Friday.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Tue, 05 May 2009 13:15:04 -0700

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Donna Koerner, Seymour looks at the displays set up in the German POWs traveling bus that made a stop at the Seymour Public Library on Friday.

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Joe Wayt helps the Ladies Auxilary by passing out poppys on the corner of Second and Walnut Street.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Tue, 05 May 2009 13:23:06 -0700

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Joe Wayt helps the Ladies Auxilary by passing out poppys on the corner of Second and Walnut Street.

The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passed out poppy's to raise money for veterans and their families.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Tue, 05 May 2009 13:21:17 -0700

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The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passed out poppy's to raise money for veterans and their families.

Roseann Waters, Secretary of the American Legion Ladies Auxilary Unit 89, passes out poppy's in return for donations. The money goes to support local veterans and their families.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Tue, 05 May 2009 13:25:36 -0700

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Roseann Waters, Secretary of the American Legion Ladies Auxilary Unit 89, passes out poppy's in return for donations. The money goes to support local veterans and their families.

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Michelle Koester takes a moment with her daughter Kensley outside of the day care she runs in Seymour.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Fri, 08 May 2009 08:05:26 -0700

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Michelle Koester takes a moment with her daughter Kensley outside of the day care she runs in Seymour.

Michelle Koester watches as two of her day care kids go down the slide outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her t ...

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Michelle Koester watches as two of her day care kids go down the slide outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her t ...

Michelle Koester pauses with her day care kids outside her facility in Seymour.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Fri, 08 May 2009 08:10:46 -0700

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Michelle Koester pauses with her day care kids outside her facility in Seymour.

Cancer survivor, Michelle Koester, takes a moment with her daughter, Kensley, at the day care that Koester runs.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Fri, 08 May 2009 08:13:09 -0700

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Cancer survivor, Michelle Koester, takes a moment with her daughter, Kensley, at the day care that Koester runs.

Michelle Koester pushes her day care kids outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her treatment.

nobody@smugmug.com (tribtown) — Fri, 08 May 2009 08:14:43 -0700

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Michelle Koester pushes her day care kids outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her treatment.

New Taco Bell May 4, 2009

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New Taco Bell May 4, 2009

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News Photos May09

Norma Kirete of the American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passes out poppy's to passing vehicles.

People stop to observe the POW camps in the Midwest 1943-1946. The map and information is located on the outside of the traveling German POW museum.

Donna Koerner, Seymour looks at the displays set up in the German POWs traveling bus that made a stop at the Seymour Public Library on Friday.

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Joe Wayt helps the Ladies Auxilary by passing out poppys on the corner of Second and Walnut Street.

The American Legion Ladies Auxiliary passed out poppy's to raise money for veterans and their families.

Roseann Waters, Secretary of the American Legion Ladies Auxilary Unit 89, passes out poppy's in return for donations. The money goes to support local veterans and their families.

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Michelle Koester takes a moment with her daughter Kensley outside of the day care she runs in Seymour.

Michelle Koester watches as two of her day care kids go down the slide outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her t ...

Michelle Koester pauses with her day care kids outside her facility in Seymour.

Cancer survivor, Michelle Koester, takes a moment with her daughter, Kensley, at the day care that Koester runs.

Michelle Koester pushes her day care kids outside of her facility in Seymour. Koester is a cancer survivor and has continued to run her facility throughout her treatment.

New Taco Bell May 4, 2009

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Seymour High School National Honor Society members decorate their team flag in preparation of their Amazing Race competition Wednesday. The students are matched up in teams and then compete ...

David Schulz, a senior at Seymour High School decorates his team's Pink Floyd flag that will hang during their Amazing Race competition. All National Honor Society students have the opportun ...

Team Pink Floyd sings their own version of a Pink Floyd song, 'We Don't Need No Competition'. Their song won them a headstart against the other National Honor Society teams during their own ...

Seymour High School senior, Hana Hoffman, right, helps Kaitlyn Firische, junior, with her 'war' paint as the students prepared for their National Honor Society Amazing Race Competition at th ...

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Kelsey Hubbard, senior at Seymour High School, decorates her teams, Red Hot, flag for the National Honor Society's Amazing Race at Brown County State Park.

Bobby Hunsucker, Junior at Seymour High School, prepares his 1979 Corvette for judging at the Hotrods in Academics Car Show at Seymour High School. Hunsucker said he bought the car from his ...

Casey Parr, Junior, Kyle Strong, Senior and Mike McNear help to get Strongs Jeep ready for judging at Saturday's Hodrod and Academics Car Show.

Seymour High School Car Club Sponsor, Ryan Money, right, judges senior Dustin Heron's (middle) Trans Am while Kyle Owens looks on.

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Bobby Hunsucker, Junior at Seymour High School, prepartes his 1979 Corvette for judging at the Hotrods in Academics Car Show at Seymour High School. Hunsucker said he bought the car from his ...

Bird enthusiast listen as John Willims, Oxford, Ohio, explains how to tell the age of a bird by it's wings. Birds that were caught at the Wings over Muscatatuck on Saturday were banded for f ...

John Williams, Oxford, Ohio, puts an identification band around this White-breasted Nuthatch before releasing it back into the woods at the Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge.

Kamzi Cross, 5 makes a butterfly while her Kowan Cross, 3, works on a catapillar in the arts and crafts area at the Wings over Muscatatuck on Saturday.

Matthew Alexander, 12, Seymour holds a White-breasted Nuthatch after it was banded at the Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge. Birds are banded for identification purposes to determine things such a ...

Delaney Thomasma, 3 learns why birds need beaks to pull items such as fruit off a tree. Frank Rouse, Naturalist from the Holliday Park Nature Center in Indianapolis set up a series of statio ...

This cardinal looks for twigs to make a nest. Many spectators wondered along the paths of Muscatatuck Wildlife Refuge Saturday looking for the many different species of birds that live and m ...

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Steve Lokey, left, and his wife, Joyce Lokey spent part of their Thursday afternoon shopping for a vehicle at Bowman Ford Chrysler Dodge Jeep on Seymour's east side. Here the Lokeys are talk ...

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From left, Denver Gray, Will Bentley, Terry Byrns and Frank Cummings all of the Jackson Masonic Lodge 146 of Seymour help to build the new playground at Sheilds Park.

Kathy Nelson, of SIHO, lays down an outline for hopscotch as part of the Learning Trail at Shield's Park in Seymour.

Bob Tabeling of Wal-Mart Distribution Center drives a nail gun into a fence at the Department of Child Services in Seymour. Nathan Cardinal and Joe Martin help in putting the fence up during ...

Lisa Hunt and Janet Boardman both of Wal-Mart Distribution volunteered their day at the Department of Child Services painting fences. Cummins employees also volunteered by building picnic ta ...

Volunteers from SIHO Insurance and Schwarz Pharma painted a learning trail at Sheilds Park during the United Way Day of Caring.

Charles Henderson of Aisen staines a bed frame at Camp Pyoca in Brownstown.

John Hill and Jerry Kinworthy of Team Home Depot helped to put in new steps on one of the cabins at Camp Pyoca in Brownstown.

Rexanne Ude of Schneck Medical Center lays brick at the Jackson County Historical Society's cabin as part of the Jackson County United Way Day of Caring.

Georgie Bruner pours a cleaner on the mats while Mitch Murphy and Mahala Wheeler rinse the dirt and debris to the drain.

Lifeguard Kyle Thompson skims leafs from the Shields Park Pool in preparation of the pools opening Memorial weekend.

Julie Bullard and Charles Hendershot rotate a bed frame while Tessa Dishman waits to stain. The United Way Day of Caring volunteers helped make and stain beds that will serve campers this su ...

Justin Brown and Rexanne Ude work on laying brick in front of the cabin at the Jackson County Historical Society.

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Becky Davis of Jonesville and her grandson, Jarrod Owns, also of Jonesville spent part of their afternoon Sunday stopping at yard sales including this one in Brownstown along U.S. 50.

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Trinity Lutheran High School graduate Dakota Garloch receives congratulations from junior Katrina Kozisek after baccalaureate/commencement service Saturday morning in the school gymnasium.

Trinity Lutheran's David A. Beabout, left, and the 19 other members of the class of 2009 patiently await for the presentation of their diplomas during baccalaureate/commencement Saturday mor ...

Trinity Lutheran High School seniors from left, Felicia Marie Rieckers, Brittney Kamman and Meghin Shelton perform with the choir during baccalaureate/commencement Saturday morning in the sc ...

Natasha Perry and Jordan O'Donnell prepared to enter the Brownstown Central High School gymnasium as students on Saturday afternoon prior to commencement.

Crothersville High School Class of 2009 graduates Casey Cross and Tim Steinbach pose for a picture at Sunday's commencement.

An emotional Harley Hensley receives a hug after graduating Sunday. Hensley was one of Crothersville High School's 35 graduates.

Crothersville High School graduate Amber Lucas receives a hug after commencement Sunday afternoon. It was the school's 113th graduating class.