An electioneering complaint filed by a voter using the Munster’s Frank H. Hammond Elementary School site in May was dismissed after election officials determined that the candidate may have been inside the building, but was outside of the 50-foot chute, where campaigning is prohibited A second complaint against the same candidate in the same polling place also was dismissed after it was .
Voters assigned to cast their ballot at Frank H. Hammond Elementary School in Munster should probably get used to seeing candidates just inside the school s doors.
Sarah Beasley joined the family business, Capital Concrete, in 2007 and took on the role of area manager this past spring. The company, started by Beasley's grandfather, was acquired by Alabama-based Vulcan Materials this past April.
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Alexandria “Randy” Carey McManus passed away on April 4, 2021. She was the beloved wife of ‘Hank’ Henry McManus, and devoted mother of Peter Hugh (Liz) McManus and Eileen (Mike) McManus Reddan and cherished ‘Grandy’ to Autumn, Patrick Henry, Peter Cristian, and Carey Regan.
Randy’s parents were the late Gov. Hugh L. Carey and Helen Owen Carey. Randy was also the daughter of Ensign John Twohy, her mother’s first husband, who was killed in a training accident in the Pacific theater during World War II prior to her birth. She was the favorite sister (“TFS”) to 13 Carey siblings and adored by dozens of extended family.
SOUTH BEND â Court proceedings for a 14-year-old boy accused of molesting and killing a 6-year-old girl in New Carlisle will remain open to the public, a St. Joseph County Probate Court judge ruled Wednesday.
Magistrate Graham Polandoâs ruling comes after attorneys for the teen filed a motion to close public access, arguing the high-profile nature of the case could introduce âprejudiceâ into the case.
In his ruling, Polando wrote that Indiana law is clear that juvenile court proceedings are public if the alleged offense would be murder or a felony if committed by an adult.
âThe respondent cited no authority, and the courtâs own research has likewise found none, indicating that the court may disregard that statute,â the ruling said.