| Ballard puts the top job at IMPD up for grabs
Served as chief of the Indianapolis Police Department from March 2005 to November 2006, when he became chief of the merged Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Jerry Barker: Served as chief from February 2000 to March 2005. Joined IPD in 1969. Michael H. Zunk: Served as chief from January 1997 to January 2000. Had been part of IPD from 1968 to 1988. Donald Christ: Served as chief from September 1995 to September 1996. Had been assistant chief before becoming IPD chief. James Toler: Served as chief from December 1991 until he resigned in September 1995. Joined IPD in 1963. Toler was the department's first black chief. Paul Annee: Served as chief from August 1986 through November 1991, when Mayor-elect Steve Goldsmith said he wanted a new chief, forcing Annee to step down.
Bowden bond would upgrade buildings
Patrons of an independent school district in west Tulsa County will vote next month on a bond issue that would bring more classroom space, a new library and gym and other upgrades. A vote for the $2.5 million issue is scheduled for March 4, said Allen-Bowden Superintendent Penny Haynes. The school, 7049 Frankoma Road, is an independent district with about 400 students in prekindergarten through eighth grade. Included in the bond issue are a new gymnasium and a new classroom building that would include a library, Haynes said. The existing gym and library would be repurposed, she said. The current gymnasium facility, Haynes said, is lacking in space and has no air-conditioning. The new gymnasium, which would be about twice the size of the existing gym, would be more suitable for students and visitors alike, with a doubled seating capacity and nice stage, Haynes said.
IdleAire to eliminate 40 positions
IdleAire Technologies Corp. announced Thursday it was cutting 40 positions in a move expected to save the Knoxville-based company $4 million a year. Half the jobs are currently vacant and will not be filled, according to a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission. The filing did not provide details on which positions are being eliminated. IdleAire spokesman John Doty declined to comment Thursday because of SEC restrictions while the company is considering going public. The company has not said when it plans to go public, how many shares of stock will be offered or at what price. In its SEC filing, the company said its reorganization will include consolidating various departments and functions, although it did not offer details. Employees affected by the cutback will receive a severance package based on their job and longevity with the company and job placement assistance, the company said.
Religion too big a part of elections
That was a real stretch. Now I suppose you will tell me that the slaughter of hundreds of millions by the communists was an act of love. Starving the people of the Ukraine to death must have also been the intellectually superior act of love. Adolf Hitler was as left wing as you could ask for. I don't allow the propagandists to tell me what that creep was. Too many of our families were slaughtered by that left wing extremists. Do a bit of in depth study please. What pray tell do you think the word NAZI means? " .
Ten Year Tax Abatements
If you own a home in Hamilton County, your property value is being re-assessed this year. And if you live in the City of Cincinnati and you've made big improvements to your home, it's important to make a move before the new value comes out.Local 12's Paula Toti show you how you might save a lot of tax dollars in this Money Alert. Property values are re-assessed every three years in Hamilton County. If you've made some improvements in the last three years to your home that are visible from the outside, you can expect the value to increase. If you live within Cincinnati city limits, in any neighborhood, if those improvements are new, you want to notify the city. You could get a ten year tax abatement on the value of those improvements and it's easy to do. "There's all new windows ... New siding ...
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