Zionsville — Zionsville Police Officer Joe Robinson holds a check from the Automotive Safety Program at Indiana University. Zionsville Police Department received $1,100 for its car seat safety inspection program. Robinson said the department installs and inspects around 100 carseats every year through the program. Robinson said the money would be used toward supplies such as shelving paper and clips. He said the department will also give out a car seat to a family in need. Call Robinson at 873-5099 for more information about the program.
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Zionsville Police Officer Joe Robinson holds a check from the Automotive Safety Program at Indiana University. Zionsville Police Department received $1,100 for its car seat safety inspection program. Robinson said the department installs and inspects around 100 cars every year through the program. Robinson said the money would be used towards supplies such as shelving paper and clips. He said the department will also give out a car seat to a family in need. Call Robinson at 873-5099 for more information about the program.
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Vote in the 2013 Z'List awards
The nominations have been counted and the final list is ready. Click here to vote in the 2013 Z'List People's Choice Awards. Winners will be announced in the Feb. 6 issue of the Zionsville Times Sentinel.
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YAR awards more than $9,600 in grants
Youth as Resources Boone County, a program of the United Way of Central Indiana, has awarded more than $9,600 to fund community service projects designed and implemented by local youth.
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Who's Blue?
More than 30 children participated in a painting lesson Saturday, March 16, at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library in honor of Youth Art Month.
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Chinese classes prepare for New Year celebration
Students in Chinese classes prepare for a Chinese New Year celebration, which will be from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, in the Zionsville Performing Arts Center, 1000 Mulberry St.
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Schillaci represents Zionsville at Lugar symposium
Zionsville Community High School junior Dixie Schillaci represented the school at the 2012 Sen. Richard Lugar Symposium, which was at the University of Indianapolis.
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Norfleet attends olympic soccer game
Evie Norfleet, a sixth-grader at Zionsville Middle School, attended the USWNT Olympic Victory Tour Soccer game in Chicago against No. 2 Germany last year.
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Tea for the rich and famous
U.S. History students dressed as famous people during the Progressive Era and discussed the 1912 election at a political tea
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Christ Church welcomes Highsmith as new preschool ministry director
Laurie Highsmith has been selected as the new preschool director at the Early Childhood Ministry at Christ Church – The Lutheran Church of Zionsville.
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