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Police Log: May 16, 2024
7:38 p.m. Jonah Kirkman, 31, Bedford, OWI with a prior conviction, OWI. 3:50 a.m. 911 investigation in the 100 block of GM Drive. 5:39 a.m. Suspicious person in the 1000 block of Clinic Drive. 7:26 a.m. School patrol in the 2000 block of F Street. 7:44 a.m. Extra patrol in...
Bedford man violates protective order by texting woman about seeing his child
BEDFORD— A Bedford man was arrested after police say he violated a protective order on February 28, 2024. Bedford Police arrested 18-year-old Jayden Thomas on a charge of invasion of privacy. According to Bedford Police Officer Michael Bell, on that day at 5:30 p.m., a woman arrived at the...
Man fires rifle from window, damages trailer and is arrested
BEDFORD – A Bedford man was arrested after Lawrence County Central Dispatch received two calls reporting a confrontation between two neighbors. The first caller reported a male in the 80 block of Ryan Lane had discharged multiple rounds in the direction of their property. One of the rounds struck a vehicle trailer.
Bloomington city council OK’s proposal for 4,200 new homes, with conditions
The Bloomington City Council is allowing developers to build up to 4,250 homes on a piece of undeveloped land on the city’s southwest side. The council on Wednesday approved Sudbury Developer Partner’s request for a rezone of 138.51 acres north of RCA Community Park to a Planned Unit Development. The vote was 7-2, with council members Dave Rollo and Andy Ruff voting against it.
Find the right fit for a care facility at Senior Fair presented by Vertical Home Health
BEDFORD- Finding the right retirement facility can be daunting. Whether you or a family member are searching for the right fit, come to Senior Fair presented by Vertical Home Health on Wednesday, May 22 at Sherwood Oaks Christain Church from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. There will be a huge representation of the facilities in the area, with each vendor ready to answer your questions and help determine your next step. Be sure to check out these booths while you are attending:
Column: Bloomington public safety commission condemns IU treatment of protesters
As members of the City of Bloomington’s Community Advisory on Public Safety (CAPS) Commission, we are appalled at the videos of SWAT police and state troopers assaulting and arresting non-violent protestors and their supporters on the Indiana University campus on April 25 and 27. CAPS works to amplify the...
Johnson Christian Village will celebrate being pet-friendly with free food and entertainment
BEDFORD—Johnson Christian Village is partnering with the White River Humane Society for a donation drive and festivities on Friday, May 16, from 5 to 7 p.m., to celebrate its pet-friendly status. Food will be provided, and Denny Simms will provide entertainment. The event is free to attend, but donations will be accepted for the White River Humane Society. Johnson Christian Village will be collecting items for the Humane Society for the entire month of May. You can find a list of needed items for the donation drive below:
Lawrence County Health Department to offer kindergarten vaccines this summer
LAWRENCE COUNTY- The Lawrence County Health Department wants to make life easier on parents of children entering kindergarten the coming school year. Every Thursday in June, kids can receive their vaccines at the Health Department at 2419 Mitchell Road in Bedford. There is a waivable $15 administration fee (cash only) for those who are uninsured.
City of Bloomington accepting applications for 15 of its boards and commissions
The City of Bloomington is accepting applications from community members interested in serving on several of the city’s boards and commissions, according to a May 10 press release. Of the more than 45 boards and commissions which advise the Bloomington mayor and city council, contribute to policy, approve resolutions and fund projects, the following 15 have vacancies open for application.
Seniors go out together as Stars conquer Seymour in regular-season finale
BEDFORD – Together, they took their final bows, exiting the field prior to the final out. Five seniors, bidding farewell with hugs and a happy ending. That’s the way Senior Night is supposed to conclude, with a victory and memories. Bedford North Lawrence honored its quintet in the...
Bedford Housing Authority chooses NSPIRE inspector
BEDFORD- NSPIRE is a method for conducting and processing inspections of HUD-assisted housing developed by HUD’s Real Estate Assessment Center (REAC). An inspector is called in and they focus on deficiencies deemed to be the most important indicators of housing quality. NSPIRE inspections may use a high sample rate and are intended to provide HUD a high level of confidence in the inspection results. The Bedford Housing Authority met Thursday, May 16 and they have decided on Midwest Inspection Service to conduct the inspections for NSPIRE, at the cost of $1,980 yearly.
Indiana Educators selected for fellowship to bring creativity into the classroom
BEDFORD—Today, the Indiana Arts Commission (IAC) announced that 20 educators from across the state have been chosen to participate in the Indiana Educator Fellowship for Creative Teaching, a program centered on integrating the arts and creativity into the classroom. This prestigious program invites educators to participate in hands-on training sessions followed by the implementation of a full semester of arts integration activities in the classroom.
10-week Ind. 45 road closure coming to Monroe County. What you need to know.
Ind. 45 southwest of Bloomington will be closed for about 10 weeks starting May 22 as construction crews repair a bridge. The project will take place just east of Darrell Drive on a bridge over Indian Creek, about 3.5 miles southwest of the state road’s intersection with Interstate 69 in Bloomington.
Report of unwanted man, arrest made
BEDFORD – On Sunday, May 12, at 9:26 p.m., Bedford Police Officer Christian Anderson responded to a complaint of an unwanted male in the 1000 block of 24th Street. The caller reported that 53-year-old Bradley Goss had just left. The caller said Goss had been served an eviction notice and was to leave the home by 6:00 p.m. that day.
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