July 23, 2014 at 2:10 p.m.
Cline joins CR staff (05/17/08)
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The Commercial Review has a new intern for the summer.
Julia Cline, 21, a Marion native, began working for the newspaper this week. She plans to work until mid-August.
Cline graduated from Marion High School in 2005 with honors and then headed to Anderson University, where she double majors in mass communication and political science. She plans to graduate next spring.
She has worked at the Marion Chronicle-Tribune, the Anderson Herald-Bulletin, and Anderson University's Andersonian. She has been very active in sports and youth groups.
She will be working at the paper through mid-August.
Hospice golf outing
State of the Heart Hospice is looking for teams and hole sponsors for their annual golf outing set for June 6 at the Elks Golf Course in Celina. Teams can be co-ed, or all men or women. The cost is $300 per team. This fee includes greens fees, an electric cart, picnic dinner, and awards. For more information call Pam Bowman at (937)-548-2999.
Accepting registrations
A camp sponsored by State of the Heart Hospice is accepting applications.
Camp Bearable, located at the Spiritual Center of Maria Stein, Ohio, will be held June 20-22. The weekend camp is for children who have experienced the death of a loved one and are dealing with grief.
The free camp mixes fun and serious dialogue about loss. Those who attend do not need to be affiliated with hospice care.
The camp directors are Patti Strahl, a bereavement specialist from the Portland and Coldwater, Ohio, offices, and Marlene Black from the Greenville, Ohio, office of State of the Heart.
For more information, call (800) 417-7535.
Groundbreaking set
A groundbreaking ceremony for the planned Muensterberg Plaza clock in Berne has been scheduled for the spring of 2009.
Organizers recently announced that they are within $680,000 of their fundraising goal for the project.
Total cost has been estimated at $2.7 million.
The site for the clock, which is expected to be 160-feet tall with three floors, could see evening concerts, art exhibits and other events, those involved with the project have said.
Ethanol suit in court
A pretrial hearing was expected to be held last week in a lawsuit filed against Mercer Energy and a local zoning appeals board.
The suit was filed by several Mercer County residents concerned with what took place during a zoning appeals meeting. During the meeting, board members voted to allow a height variance, allowing Mercer Energy to build an ethanol plant east of Celina, Ohio, on Four Turkey Road.
The lawsuit contends that zoning board chairman, Jonny Dicke, should not have overseen the board meetings because of a conflict of interest.
The meetings took place between December 2007 and January 2008.
Profits rise
Wal-Mart officials recently announced that the company saw a 6.9 percent rise in fiscal-first-quarter profits.
Company officials told The Wall Street Journal that slender inventories and strong international sales helped profits increase.
EECI news
Energize East Central Indiana officials recently participated in two separate regional economic development events.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Energize ECI members participated in a sales trip to Cleveland. There, they met with several business professionals.
On Thursday, EECI officials took part in an economic development lunch meeting in Indianapolis. They met with a business consulting team.
EECI is a public/private partnership that provides services and programs to encourage the development of new businesses. EECI provides support to Jay, Blackford, Delaware, Randolph, Fayette, Grant, Henry, Madison, Rush and Wayne counties.[[In-content Ad]]
Julia Cline, 21, a Marion native, began working for the newspaper this week. She plans to work until mid-August.
Cline graduated from Marion High School in 2005 with honors and then headed to Anderson University, where she double majors in mass communication and political science. She plans to graduate next spring.
She has worked at the Marion Chronicle-Tribune, the Anderson Herald-Bulletin, and Anderson University's Andersonian. She has been very active in sports and youth groups.
She will be working at the paper through mid-August.
Hospice golf outing
State of the Heart Hospice is looking for teams and hole sponsors for their annual golf outing set for June 6 at the Elks Golf Course in Celina. Teams can be co-ed, or all men or women. The cost is $300 per team. This fee includes greens fees, an electric cart, picnic dinner, and awards. For more information call Pam Bowman at (937)-548-2999.
Accepting registrations
A camp sponsored by State of the Heart Hospice is accepting applications.
Camp Bearable, located at the Spiritual Center of Maria Stein, Ohio, will be held June 20-22. The weekend camp is for children who have experienced the death of a loved one and are dealing with grief.
The free camp mixes fun and serious dialogue about loss. Those who attend do not need to be affiliated with hospice care.
The camp directors are Patti Strahl, a bereavement specialist from the Portland and Coldwater, Ohio, offices, and Marlene Black from the Greenville, Ohio, office of State of the Heart.
For more information, call (800) 417-7535.
Groundbreaking set
A groundbreaking ceremony for the planned Muensterberg Plaza clock in Berne has been scheduled for the spring of 2009.
Organizers recently announced that they are within $680,000 of their fundraising goal for the project.
Total cost has been estimated at $2.7 million.
The site for the clock, which is expected to be 160-feet tall with three floors, could see evening concerts, art exhibits and other events, those involved with the project have said.
Ethanol suit in court
A pretrial hearing was expected to be held last week in a lawsuit filed against Mercer Energy and a local zoning appeals board.
The suit was filed by several Mercer County residents concerned with what took place during a zoning appeals meeting. During the meeting, board members voted to allow a height variance, allowing Mercer Energy to build an ethanol plant east of Celina, Ohio, on Four Turkey Road.
The lawsuit contends that zoning board chairman, Jonny Dicke, should not have overseen the board meetings because of a conflict of interest.
The meetings took place between December 2007 and January 2008.
Profits rise
Wal-Mart officials recently announced that the company saw a 6.9 percent rise in fiscal-first-quarter profits.
Company officials told The Wall Street Journal that slender inventories and strong international sales helped profits increase.
EECI news
Energize East Central Indiana officials recently participated in two separate regional economic development events.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Energize ECI members participated in a sales trip to Cleveland. There, they met with several business professionals.
On Thursday, EECI officials took part in an economic development lunch meeting in Indianapolis. They met with a business consulting team.
EECI is a public/private partnership that provides services and programs to encourage the development of new businesses. EECI provides support to Jay, Blackford, Delaware, Randolph, Fayette, Grant, Henry, Madison, Rush and Wayne counties.[[In-content Ad]]
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