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Sunday, May 20, 2012
Ellspermann could be Pence's pick as running mate in Indiana governor's race
Sue Elspermann
Sue Elspermann

Eric Bradner, Evansville Courier & Press Indianapolis bureau
—Republican gubernatorial hopeful Mike Pence is set to announce his running mate on Monday, and speculation headed into the weekend suggested a Southwestern Indiana lawmaker – state Rep. Sue Ellspermann, R-Ferdinand – could be his pick.


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Indiana bites, says company's report on dog attacks

Lisa Trigg, Tribune-Star

TERRE HAUTE — Biting the hand that feeds them — or even the leg that walks past — is a temptation some dogs can’t seem to resist.


Friday, May 18, 2012
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Walmart stands by grant decision: Kokomo residents object to Lafayette group getting contest money

Daniel Human, Kokomo Tribune Staff Writer

Walmart says it treated Kokomo fairly when it gave a $50,000 grant the city won to a Lafayette-based organization that serves 16 counties.


Friday, May 18, 2012
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Drink it in: 99% of alcoholic beverage permits around Indiana taken

Annie Goeller, Daily Journal of Johnson County Staff Writer

Across the state, if a new restaurant or liquor store opens, getting a permit to serve or sell all types of alcohol would be a challenge.


Saturday, May 19, 2012
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Hoosier Hills Food Bank distribution set record in 2011
Dann Denny, Herald-Times

For the fifth consecutive year, the Hoosier Hills Food Bank distributed a record amount of food to nearly 100 nonprofit agencies in 10 counties. Monroe County agencies received 54 percent of the food, followed by Lawrence County (14 percent) and Owen County (12 percent).


Saturday, May 19, 2012
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Smithsonian research in Research in Lilly-Dickey Woods in Brown County will provide data about temperate forest

Laura Gleason, Herald-Times

Up until the past few decades, it has been difficult for scientists to compare information and pinpoint trends among forests because there was no uniform way of mapping the trees and how their populations have changed over time.


Sunday, May 20, 2012
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