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Local News: TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: Protocols assist schools with Monday situations (3/1/21)

TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: Protocols assist schools with Monday situations Monday, March 1, 2021 By IVY JACOBS, Times Reporter Northview High School, as well as North Clay Middle School, received a recent bomb threat that was deemed as not being credible. Ivy Jacobs photo Clay Community Schools received two bomb threats Monday, but neither was deemed credible. “Clay Community Schools Safety Plans have protocols in place to deal with such threats, and these were implemented by school personnel,” Superintendent Jeff Fritz said Monday, who greatly appreciated the swift actions of and assistance by the Clay County Sheriff’s Department. “Anyone having any information about the source of these threats is asked to contact law enforcement immediately.”

Local News: WINTER STORM UPDATES & CLOSINGS (2/15/21)

Times Staff Report IVY JACOBS PHOTO - A winter storm front arrived overnight in Clay County on Monday. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis forecasts more foul weather overnight. EDITOR’S NOTE: Please send any additional closing information to editor.braziltimes@gmail.com (either new closings or information on ones listed being ended). Here are closings reported to the Brazil Times: • Clay Community Schools will again have an eLearning day on Friday, February 19. Indiana Department of Homeland Security - Travel Advisory Map 0216-21 • Northview s boys basketball team will not host Bloomington North tonight, and had its game at Vincennes Lincoln scheduled for Saturday canceled because the Alices needed to play a conference game. The Knights are still looking for a Saturday night opponent.

Local News: TOP STORY OF THE DAY, brought to you free by WICU: CCS honors Kumpf for service (12/23/20)

Wednesday, December 23, 2020 By IVY JACOBS, Times Reporter School Board member Kevin Kumpf (left) received a plaque from Board President Tom Reberger in appreciation for his service to the board, the school corporation and the community during the December meeting. Ivy Jacobs photo As 2021 approaches, School Board President Tom Reberger presented a plaque to outgoing board member Kevin Kumpf for his service as a member of the Clay Community School Board of Trustees, but it was for much more. “I’ve enjoyed and appreciated the opportunity to serve on the school board for CCS and to serve the people of Clay County,” said Kumpf, who congratulated the newest employees of the corporation by saying, “You’re going to love it (…working for the schools). I’ve always said we have more than our fair share of good people working at CCSC. Good luck, and thank you.”

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