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of the things I notice when I travel around to our buildings in the mornings is our offices would be very full and lined up with students ready for their first day of school at Seymour Commu- nity said Diane Altemeyer, director of federal and state programs. our front offices were spending much of their time in the morning helping students get enrolled and helping families that needed assistance with our online enrollment process and collecting the required paper- work that we To help with that, the corpo- ration has hired an enrollment specialist, Dinorah Jaime, who will assist families with the en- rollment process at the service center and will serve families from all of the schools. As the enrollment specialist, Jaime also will help cover the reception desk at the service when needed. Jaime has served students in Seymour Community Schools since 2004. She provided translation services at Seymour- Jackson Elementary and served several years as one of the front office ad- ministrative assistants.
She also served Seymour High School in the custodial department before BY LORI A. MCDONALD THE TRIBUNE ALTEMEYER BY LORI A. MCDONALD THE TRIBUNE LORI McDONALD THE TRIBUNE Seymour authors Ashley Great- house, left, and Melissa Slate- Bindschadler with their paranor- mal research devices. The duo has a podcast and a vodcast called with Dark- which can be found on most social media platforms. When an author of psychological horror and an author of dark fantasy team up to investigate the paranormal, what do you get? with with Dark- originally started as a podcast and vodcast where Seymour resident Ashley Greathouse shared personal encounters that inspired her to write books.
A podcast is a series of spoken word, audio episodes, all focused on a particular topic or theme and a vodcast is a video podcast. I started to dive into haunted Indiana and talk about all of these dif- ferent locations that we have Greathouse said. I wanted to go out and actually investigate these places and Local authors team up for paranormal investigations (SEE ENROLLMENT PAGE A7) (SEE PARANORMAL PAGE A2) Free Legal Aid Phone clinic set for Tuesday Legal Aid is conducting a free phone clinic for residents of its eight- county district from 3 to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday. Preregistration is required by calling 812- 378-0358 between noon and 1:30 p.m.
that day. The program is for low- income residents and uses local attorneys who volunteer to offer legal consultation and advice. Individuals can expect a brief consultation to answer general questions, offer legal information or receive limited pro se assistance or advice over the phone. A volunteer attorney will return a call to registered individuals between 3 and 5:30 p.m. Individuals must be available within that time frame to answer a call from an attorney.
Legal Aid is a nonprofit agency providing free civil legal services, attorney referrals and domestic violence- related legal representation to low- income individuals in Pro Bono District I. Legal Aid serves Bartholomew, Brown, Decatur, Jackson, Jennings, Johnson, Rush and Shelby counties. Information: Kashmira Mehta at 812-314-2723 Trick-or-treaters receive an early chance to snare some treats ROWNSTOWN While trick-or-treaters hit the streets of the county seat until this evening, some spooks, goblins and other characters were able to pick up a few sweet treats early by visiting the Jackson County Courthouse on Thursday evening. The annual trick-or- treat night, sponsored by Main Street, allowed county employees and those with some local organizations and businesses to get in on the fun as well. But the event was aimed at the children including Brownstown sisters Lily and Claire Redicker, who showed up as a witch and a vampire.
Lily said she decided to be a witch this year because she really liked the costume she chose, and she also was looking forward to getting all of the candy she could. Heather Scott visited the courthouse with Eric Jensen and her grand- daughter Angel. All three were dressed as unicorns. BY MITCHELL A. BANKS THE TRIBUNE CANDY AT THE COURTHOUSE Pictured: Heather VonDielingen, left, puts a treat in Angel basket as Heather Scott and Eric Jensen look on during trick-or-treat night at the courthouse Thursday.
VonDielingen is the 4-H youth development educator for Purdue Extension Jackson County. GREG JONES FOR THE TRIBUNE All-star status Connersville native drove Tony Stewart Racing TQ Midget to 2021 All-Star Circuit of Champions B1WE EKE ND ON THE WEB Join us online Stay in touch with the news and happenings in Jackson County through The Facebook and Twitter pages. also a good way to share your thoughts on stories that appear in The Tribune and online at tribtown. com. facebook.com/ SeymourTribune twitter.com/ SeymourTribune HAVE YOUR SAY on your mind? on your mind about stories in the news today? Share your thoughts with other readers in The Tribune and online at tribtown.
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