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If any story deserves to be told, it's that of East St. Louis, the awe-inspiring, tear-inducing city that, in its prime, held 80,000 people but which has dwindled to 30,000 in 2003. It's the great lost suburb that continues to survive seemingly by sheer force of will -- and, of course, sin money. Published this past summer, Made in USA: East St. Louistells the story, through history and photographs, of the East Side by tracing its rise as the industrial center of a then-exploding St. Louis and explaining the reasons for its rise and fall. What's best about the book, painstakingly researched and written by SIU-Edwardsville political science professor Andrew J. Theising, though, is the history it reveals and preserves. The lavishly illustrated book reprints hundreds of photographs of the city in its prime -- everything from old advertisements to a series of photos documenting the city's race riots of 1917. Don't know about the race riots? This is the place to go for the lowdown.


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If you're ever caught behind an Amish buggy clip-clopping slowly down Plymouth Street, try not to be impatient.
The buggy symbolizes separation from worldliness. The gentle passengers remember St. Paul's command to the Romans, "Be not conformed to this world ... "
Foregoing modern conveniences like cars and electricity makes them rely more on each other, promoting the small, close-knit community they desire.
You've probably seen one-room Amish schools scattered around the countryside.
School starts Wednesday so drivers need to be on the lookout
BREMEN — School opens Wednesday, Aug. 14, and the Bremen Police Department in cooperation with the Bremen Public Schools would like to remind motorists to be especially careful and watch for children on their way to and from school.
Police Chief Matthew Hassel said there will be an increase in child pedestrian and motor vehicle traffic Monday through Friday, 7:30 a.m. to 8 a.m., 7:55 a.m. to 8:25 a.m. on Thursday, as well as 3 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Angelina Borkholder, right, is awarded the Roaring Lambs Scholarship by Sandy Krost, member of the Pathfinder's Class of Bremen United Methodist Church. Borkholder will be a junior at Taylor University in the fall. The $500 scholarship was established in memory of Michael L. Devine in 1994 when he would have been a member of that high school graduating class.
BREMEN — In the eyes of Bremen town officials, the dilemma of how to establish the future of the former Clark service station will not be resolved until the mystery of its recent past is unraveled.
The subject was a prevailing topic at the Monday, July 22, meeting of the town council.
What was once the Clark gas station and convenience store is now a significant eyesore at the juncture of Bowen Avenue and West Plymouth Street, one of the town's most heavily traversed intersections.
BREMEN — Tri Kappa members recently dedicated its newly engraved rock placed on the east side of the playground at Jane's Park. The rock designates the area maintained by the Bremen Epsilon Pi Chapter, which was established in 1960.
The Chapter keeps the park section weed-free, mulched and attractively landscaped as one of its projects benefiting the Bremen community.
BREMEN — Bremen United Methodist Church came together Sunday evening July 21 at "Digger's Pond" for a long awaited and very special celebration event.
As the first phase of the church's capital campaign is winding down, not only was it a time to celebrate the commitments made to the Scriptural Funding Campaign, but a time to reflect on the very long journey the congregation has made to reach this point.
Two United Methodist congregations, Grace and Salem, have each had a strong presence in the Bremen community for well over a hundred years.
INDIANAPOLIS — Most of Bremen Indiana's 4,500 residents know that SPB is shorthand for Shine-Pray-Believe.
The initials represent remarkable community support for three local boys recently diagnosed and treated for cancer within a 6-month span at Riley Hospital for Children at Indiana University Health.
On Thursday, July 25, sports-loving teenagers Dylan Shumaker, Brock Meister, and Seth Young were expected to share their cancer battle with four-time NASCAR Cup Series Champion Jeff Gordon at the 12th annual Jeff Gordon Bowling Event benefiting Riley Hospital.
The second annual "Come to the Table" farm-to-table dinner and auction, featuring a multi-course meal prepared by some of northern Indiana's most noted chefs in partnership with area farms, is scheduled for Aug. 10 as a benefit for the Family Christian Development Center.
The event, whose lead sponsor is Kountry Wood Products, will be held at the Coppes Commons in Nappanee, where places will once again be set for 300 people, using every available table space in the newly refurbished Upper Room. The dinner last year sold out.
PLYMOUTH — A 27-year-old Bremen man was sentenced to 10 years in prison for making meth and another year for resisting police.
Marshall Superior Court 1 Judge Robert O. Bowen sentenced Shawn E. Brown on Wednesday, July 24.
The prison sentences will run at the same time, Prosecutor Dave Holmes said in a news release. No time was suspended.
Brown admitted that on Feb. 15 he along with several other people were cooking pseudoephedrine-based products into meth at Country Place Apartments on West Madison Street in Plymouth.
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In one classroom, students were learning about solids, liquids and gases by actually mixing ingredients to create solids and liquids. In another room at Lincoln's Elliott Elementary School, students were learning about careers in science and that's the point of this summer school program hosted by the YMCA.
"Specifically, we see that kids are getting really excited about science and seeing science as a career," said the YMCA's Kristi Chambers.
The morning portion of the program involves similar approaches of hands-on learning with an extra emphasis on reading. About two-thirds of the 90 students come recommended by a teacher. Three Elliott Elementary teachers team up with eight YMCA staff members, mostly college students.
"I think when people hear project or problem-based learning they have a picture in their head and it's probably not as intensive as what we are doing," said Chambers.
Project or problem-based learning involves students using multiple steps or thoughts to solve real-world problems. It allows students to explore possible solutions on their own, sometimes through trial and error, and lets them learn about how things work.
There are also social components to this program. Swimming lessons for the students provide them a chance to learn something new. If students attend school three out of four days each week, they get to go on the Friday field trip in Lincoln. At the end of the month-long program, the entire group can go to Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo.


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Wedding: 9/2/2012
We were VERY happy with our wedding photos. We had interviewed 3 wedding photographers - Geoffrey was the first and we had made our decision even before meeting with the other photographers. He was very easy going, relaxed, his photographs were beautiful (I liked the mix of traditional and photojournalism). He wasn't pushy (like some others can be) - he let his photos speak for themselves. We loved that we could do the engagement session - he was very flexible in going where we wanted to. The wedding photographs were a breeze - he was efficient, relaxed and made it so easy (and quick!). For the ceremony and reception - it was like he wasn't there (until we saw the pictures afterward), which was perfect for us. I HIGHLY recommend him, worth the money!
Also - we had preview wedding pictures the very next day!! We had all of our photos - while we were STILL on our honeymoon. We could not have asked for a better photographer!!
Wedding: 12/31/2011
Your wedding day is one day event...can't be re-done and you have to trust your photographer to capture those moments, that day. Don't go with a cheap photographer. When I say cheap, I mean $1,000 or less. You will get what you paid for - crappy photos. My point is, spend the $3,000 and you will have wonderful photos by Geoffrey for the rest of your life! You can't say that about many things at the wedding. The photos you will have forever and realize the money is well spent!
I found Geoffrey's work through a friend. He had done her wedding and I thought her pictures were amazing. They are abstract, and creative, nothing cookie cutter about them. He captures the moments you want to remember...not Uncle Bob stuffing his face with cake! He did an absolute fabulous job on our photo's and I cannot wait to get them framed and up on our wall!
Geoffrey is very professional, passionate, and never in your face the day of the wedding. You don't notice him taking the photos, which is great. I would recommend a thousand times over!
Wedding: 8/13/2011
Geoffrey made my wedding unforgettable. Less than one day after the wedding, he had a few pictures up on his blog! He is so easy to work with and makes you feel comfortable in each portion of the wedding. I'm even sure that the pictures of me crying through my vows will be beautiful.
It is very easy to get a hold of Geoffrey. Email, phone, etc. He also has an amazing studio in which he can help you personalize your package and also what you expect for your wedding.
Geoffrey was one of my favorite vendors and I will recommend him to anyone and everyone! I can't wait to see the rest of our wedding photos!
Wedding: 9/10/2010
Geoffrey was wonderful to work with; you can't deny his artistry and he conducts himself as a professional. He was very responsive and helpful during the planning process. He has a very relaxed demeanor, which made us very comfortable around him and led to better photos for both our engagement and wedding photo shoots. We love the wedding photos and have gotten so many compliments on how artistic and beautiful they are.
Wedding: 10/9/2010
I cannot recommend Geoffery enough. We had very high expectations based on his prior work, and he, by far, exceeded every one of them. Our pictures are gorgeous (we've gotten so many compliments, including family friends in the wedding industry) and he was a dream to work with.
Geoffery is very professional - he promptly responded to all questions I had and continually followed up with me, often taking the initiative. He showed up early the day of and stayed late to capture everything we wanted- truly going above and beyond the call of duty. He is also very easy to get along with - he is not pushy and has a very funny and relaxing presence.
He is on the higher end of pricing, and we were sticker shocked a bit, but Geoffery negotiated and worked with us to get a package in our price range. And honestly, it is worth every cent; he is a terrific value for the high quality he produces. I would book him again in an instant.
Wedding: 7/18/2008
Very timely in turnaround of proofs and album design.
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Soccer superstar David Beckham to retire
David Beckham, one of the world's top soccer stars, is retiring, England's Football Association said Thursday.
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AGRA Watch is a grassroots, Seattle-based group challenging the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation's questionable agricultural programs in Africa, including its Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA). The Gates Foundation and AGRA claim to be "pro-poor" and "pro-environment," but their approach is closely aligned with transnational corporations, such as Monsanto, and foreign policy actors like USAID. They take advantage of food and global climate crises to promote high-tech, market-based, industrial agriculture and generate profits for corporations even while degrading the environment and dis-empowering farmers. Their programs are a form of philanthrocapitalism based on biopiracy.
On Oct 10-14, 2014 Community Alliance for Global Justice/AGRA Watch invited African leaders from six nations representing regional and continent-wide networks to Seattle to meet with leaders from over a dozen US organizations as part of the Africa-US Food Sovereignty Strategy Summit. The aim of the Summit was to promote farmer-led solutions to hunger and climate crises, share research, develop strategies and explore ways to protect communities faced with the consequences of industrial agriculture as promoted by the Gates Foundation.
On October 12th, summit participants took part in a major public event at Town Hall Seattle to voice their concerns.
See pictures and video of the event.
We are brought together by a shared belief in just, sustainable and equitable food for all. We share a concern over the dangerous loss of agricultural biodiversity and of the loss of dignified and viable livelihoods in the countryside.
In great appreciation of the wisdom we each shared coming from our diverse cultures, struggles and experiences that are all a reflection of our shared humanity:
We stand together against the corporate control of our food systems, the lack of accountability of global institutions like the G8 New Alliance For Food Security and Nutrition, the Global Agriculture and Food Security Program (GAFSP), the United States (US) government's Feed the Future Initiative, the Grow Africa Partnership, the Gates Foundation and its Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa (AGRA), and others, that are forcing their policies and institutions upon the farmers of the world to open up markets and create spaces for multinationals to secure profits; against the monopolization of our seeds that criminalizes the historical farm practices of saving, sharing, selling and exchanging seeds; against the displacement and dispossession of small-scale farm producers and workers from their lands; against the new Green Revolution, the global Free Trade Agreements, "climate-smart agriculture" and "sustainable intensification".
We pledge solidarity with the struggles of each of our organizations and with the global food sovereignty movement, and will work in mutual support to amplify the voices of the people on the ground fighting for food sovereignty, share information with the general public about food sovereignty and agro-ecology, and expose the myths underlying the false idea that corporate agriculture is necessary to "feed the world."
The undersigned,
African Centre for Biosafety
Alliance for Food Sovereignty in Africa (AFSA)
Center for Food Safety
Community Alliance for Global Justice/AGRA Watch
Community to Community Development
Detroit Black Community Food Security Network
Family Farm Defenders
Friends of the Earth—Africa
Food & Water Watch
Food First
Grassroots International
Growth Partners Africa
Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy (IATP)
International Development Exchange (IDEX)
Kenya Food Rights Alliance (KeFRA)
National Family Farm Coalition
Pesticide Action Network North America (PANNA)
Right to Agrarian Reform for Food Sovereignty Campaign
Rural Coalition/Coalición Rural
Rural Women's Assembly (Southern Africa)
Surplus People Project
Swift Foundation
Trust for Community Outreach and Education (TCOE)
US-Africa Network
Zimbabwe Smallholder Organic Farmers Forum (ZIMSOFF)
"Don't Ask How to Feed the 9 Billion" | 11/22/2014
Statement of Africa-US Food Sovereignty Strategy Summit | 10/16/2014
Africa-US Food Sovereignty Strategy Summit in the News | 10/10/2014
Socioeconomic Considerations and the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety | 10/08/2014
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Dominican boxer Elio Rojas (23-1, 14KOs) has intensified his training for his mandatory showdown with the featherweight champion of the World Boxing Council (WBC), Jhonny Gonzalez (51-7, 45KOs). Rojas is currently training in Pennsylvania, within the United States, and he feels very confident about winning this match. Although no site or date has been announced, the fight is being pushed to take place in the month of March in either Mexico, New York of Texas.
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Rare bike porn to the max! This ultra rare bike is a late 90's or very early 2000's all mountain / DH bike from Germany. Votec is the company that built the Porsche bikes of the same era (Porsche S, Porsche FS, Porsche FS Evolution, Porsche R). They also made small batches of high quality, handmade mountain bikes. Not many were ever imported to the USA! This particular model is a bit of a mystery. I contacted Votec, and they confirmed it is in fact a Votec made in the late 90's or early 2000's. They stated they didn't really have an "assembly line" which gave them the ability to make many prototypes and one-off bikes. The representative could not identify this bike's model. A few people very familiar with Votec did not recognize it either. Could easily be a bike built for a trade show, or a dream bike some Votec engineer built for themselves. We can't even find a picture of this bike anywhere online! When you own this bike, you will almost certainly NEVER see another with the same bike.
VALUE: There has not been even one Votec bike of any model listed on Ebay or elsewhere in the past 365 days, thus we have no direct comparison to base value from. The closest comparison is the Porsche FS, which has sold for $5000 on Ebay. The parts on this frame are worth approximately $1000 Ebay value, not including the frame or fork.
FRAME DETAILS: This bike was likely designed as a downhill bike, due to its double crown fork and big travel for it's era. This bike is similar to the Porsche FS Evolution (MSRP $10,000!) in it's basic frame design. It features the same "V" shaped top tube, same style double crown fork and double clamp stem, (though this one has an upgraded air model!). The fork appears to be about 80-100mm travel, rear shock is air/coil, about 60-80mm. The bike weighs 27.2 pounds w/o pedals. Click Here for the RetroBike forum post with some comparisons of this bike.
RIDE CHARACTERISTICS: This Votec rides like an extremely rigid full suspension cross country bike. It's fast, quick handling, and comfortable. The front end is extremely stiff due to the fork/stem, and thus has a "goes where it's pointed" type of ride quality. The 80-100mm air fork is plush and smooth, not terribly different in feel from a high end Fox Talas. When the rear shock is in locked out mode, power transfer is incredible. It is a true lockout, with zero travel. When the shock is between the full open and lockout settings, it's approximate 60-80mm of travel is plush and responsive. Soaks up the bumps well. There is a bit of pedal bob, as it was made well before shocks had a way to prevent bob. At only 27 pounds, just ride it up the mountain with the lockout on; then bomb downhill at rocket speeds with the suspension wide open.
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SIZE: The frame is a large, and should fit someone roughly 5ft 9 to 6ft 1. The seatpost is rather long, could be great for very tall females with a shorter torso. Seat tube measures 20" center to top of seat collar, virtual top tube measures 22.5" c-c. It fits more like an 18.5" or 19" than a 20" though.
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Hello AGAIN,
I am frustrated because have listed my mother's memorial WRONG in 2 ways, and I have notified you several times. She is in Red Hill Cemetery, #22110643. You have her maiden name and married name reversed--she is GUILA PARSONS MALLARD.. She is buried next to her parents, Charles and Marg PARSONS. Your blurb states she is Charles's mother, but the dates make that absurd. She is the DAUGHTER of Charles and Marg. Perhaps you were misled because I put "MOTHER" on her stone. That does not mean she is mother of anyone next to her--my sister and I had that engraved on her stone because she was OUR mother. I listed our mother on Find a Grave #51466549 back in 2010 and did not even know about your listing of her because of course I would never have found it since you had the wrong name. I only found out about it last spring through a relative who does genealogy research and alerted me. And I immediately contacted you repeatedly, but you NEVER ANSWERED. It seems you could have the courtesy to respond when you are misrepresenting other people's relatives. Would you please DELETE your listing since it has the wrong name and wrong relationship? Sincerely, Berneen Mallard Bratt, daughter of Guila Parsons Mallard, granddaughter of Charles and Marg Parsons
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I live in the white house to the right of the cemetery. I only have a list of 39 people in the cemetery. Your list on find a grave has a few more names. The cemetery stones are deteriorating very rapidly. I was trying to find some of the pictures I had taken when I first moved next door to it. I will post that pictures as I find them.
I would like to obtain a plot map of the cemetery and may need to contact the Campton Historical Society to see if they have a copy.
Thanks for your hard work capturing these people. I will assist with research on all of them for families that are searching if needed.
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I sent these edits to you through the edit system on Sept 1 and am wondering when I can reasonably expect you to handle them? I'll be happy to take over management if you're too busy. ;)
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Try again. lol
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#9564875 He's buried at Beauvoir on the Coast.
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Hello Bruce,
Do you ever check your messages? I have also emailed you. Charles R. Parsons was my maternal grandfather. Your bio says that Guila Parsons Mallard, buried next to him, was is mother. Her dates are correctly 1919-1976, therefore indicating that she is Charles's DAUGHTER, not his mother. I hope that you will correct that, or allow me to as these are MY relatives, not yours.
Thank you,
Berneen Mallard Bratt
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Hi, He was my mother's uncle. He was born May 26, 1915 in Meredith, Belknap Co., N.H. His wife was Athelie Davison Leighton # 22223760. She was born February 17, 1916 in Center Harbor, N.H. They were married May 26, 1942 in Center Harbor.
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MERRILLVILLE ŌĆö Sometimes, rematches are a good thing, even when they donŌĆÖt work out.
Ask Culver Academies senior Anthony McHugh, who is riding a momentum wave into next weekendŌĆÖs state wrestling finals.
ItŌĆÖs not that he won a championship in the 138-pound weight class at SaturdayŌĆÖs Merrillville semistate tournament. Actually, he lost.
But in taking MishawakaŌĆÖs Tommy Forte down to the wire before dropping a 3-2 decision in the title bout, McHugh proved he may be ready to make a long run up the awards stand at the state meet.
Forte, IndianaŌĆÖs No. 1-ranked wrestler at 138, is 42-0 this season. His matches rarely go the distance.
But with 56 seconds remaining in the second period, there was McHugh, cranking Forte to his back for a two-point nearfall and giving the large Mishawaka contingent in the bleachers a near-heart attack. In the end, Forte scored a late escape to pull out the win.
Just a week earlier, at the Rochester regional, McHugh also met Forte for the championship. He lost that bout, 6-2. So the improvement was obvious.
ŌĆ£I wrestled a lot better today,ŌĆØ said McHugh, now 43-4. ŌĆ£Last week (at the regional), I was hesitant, I wasnŌĆÖt taking my shots. I didnŌĆÖt wrestle very well. I saw today as a chance to redeem myself.ŌĆØ
The top four finishers in each weight class advance to the state meet, which begins 6 p.m. Friday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.
McHugh is one of three local wrestlers who earned a ticket. Also advancing are PlymouthŌĆÖs Cody Allmon, who finished fourth in the 106-pound weight class, and Culver CommunityŌĆÖs Matt Hurford, the champion at 182.
Hurford improved to 44-0 and stamped himself as a serious contender for a title when the IHSAA finals wrap up next Saturday night.
He scored a 22-6 technical fall over WinamacŌĆÖs Richard Doty on his way to the semistate title match, and pinned Exvonte Jones of Portage in 3:16. In the championship bout, he scored seven takedowns in a 16-7 romp over Ryan Jankowski of South Bend St. Joseph.
Allmon, a freshman, will take a 35-7 record to Indianapolis. He meets DanvilleŌĆÖs Brock Hudkins (21-0) in the opening round.
Allmon won his two most important matches at Merrillville ŌĆō the first two ŌĆō by whipping Tyler Joseph of Portage, 8-3, and pinning Daniel Davis of Lafayette Harrison in 4:56. In the semifinals, he fell to PennŌĆÖs Drew Hildebrandt, then lost his consolation match to MerrillvilleŌĆÖs Michael Garza.
ŌĆ£Cody was sick all week and only made one practice, so itŌĆÖs an accomplishment for him just to make it down there (to state),ŌĆØ said Plymouth coach Bob Read. ŌĆ£His timing was way off.ŌĆØ
Though Allmon meets an undefeated wrestler in the opening round of the state meet, Read said he wonŌĆÖt change his routine.
ŌĆ£The kid is a scrapper,ŌĆØ said Read. ŌĆ£He will be all right.ŌĆØ
McHugh takes on New HavenŌĆÖs Reese Seiger (38-3) in the opening round at state. Hurford faces AvonŌĆÖs Jonah Zomiger (27-4).
Culver Academies junior Kayla Miracle was unable to complete her quest for a second consecutive trip to the IHSAA state finals. She scored an 18-3 technical fall over North NewtonŌĆÖs Jacob Koselke in the semistateŌĆÖs opening round, but then dropped a 7-4 decision to MerrillvilleŌĆÖs Adam Garcia in the ticket match. She finishes the season with a 35-4 record.
As a sophomore, Miracle was the first girl ever to qualify for the state wrestling finals.
ŌĆ£It is what it is,ŌĆØ said Miracle. ŌĆ£All the pressure was on him (Garcia), because he was wrestling ŌĆśthe girl.ŌĆÖ I was hoping I could catch him making a mistake. But he was tough.ŌĆØ
Miracle did bounce back to win two consolation matches and finish fifth overall, making her an alternate for the state finals.
Edmond Hogan of Culver Academies was the only other wrestler to earn a place award, finishing sixth in the 160-pound class. He finishes 41-6.
Plymouth heavyweight Drew Dodson won his opening match, taking a 2-0 decision from Lafayette JeffŌĆÖs Francisco Franco, but fell to ChestertonŌĆÖs Riley Harlow in the quarterfinals.
Culver CommunityŌĆÖs Mark Hurford (170) and BremenŌĆÖs Joey Bailey (120) also won first-round matches before bowing out.
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Team scores: Merrillville 115, Penn 98, Crown Point 85 ┬Į, Mishawaka 79 ┬Į, Lowell 65, Portage 54, Hanover Central 46, Lake Central 46, South Bend Clay 44, Harrison (Lafayette) 33, South Bend Adams 32, Culver Academies 30, Twin Lakes 28, Culver Community 24 ┬Į, Benton Central 23, Chesterton 22, Highland 20, Kankakee Valley 19, Warsaw 18, West Lafayette 18, South Bend St. Joseph 17, Hammond Bishop Noll 16, Delphi 16, Hobart 16, LaPorte 15, Valparaiso 15, New Prairie 12, Plymouth 11, Hammond Morton 8, South Bend Riley 7, Pioneer 6, McCutcheon 4.
Individual state meet qualifiers: Merrillville 7, Penn 6, Mishawaka 4, Crown Point 4, Lowell 4, Portage 4, South Bend Clay 3, Lake Central 3, Chesterton 2, Hanover Central 2, South Bend Adams 1, Benton Central 1, Culver Academies 1, Culver Community 1, Delphi 1, Hammond Noll 1, Harrison (Lafayette) 1, Highland 1, Hobart 1, Kankakee Valley 1, LaPorte 1, Plymouth 1, South Bend St. Joseph 1, Twin Lakes 1, Valparaiso 1, Warsaw 1, West Lafayette 1.
106: Jake Sinkovics (Mishawaka) tech fall Drew Hildebrandt (Penn), 25-10 in 4:36.
113: Stevan Micic (Hanover Central) tech fall Zachary Davis (Penn), 19-4 in 5:24.
120: Drew Hughes (Lowell) pinned Luis Munoz (Warsaw), 5:01.
126: Blake Denton (Twin Lakes) dec. Josh Fuqua (Crown Point), 2-1.
132: Trevor Burlison (Crown Point) dec. Mitch Hartman (S.B. Clay), 8-6.
138: Tommy Forte (Mishawaka) dec. Anthony McHugh (Culver Academies), 3-2.
145: Tristan Macri (Mishawaka) dec. Joe Mammolenti (Penn), 7-6.
152: Dustin Schurg (Crown Point) dec. Samuel Ferdig (S.B. Adams), 2-1.
160: Mark Maldonado (Highland) dec. Damien Gomez (Hammond Noll), 3-1.
170: Bobby Stevenson (Merrillville) dec. Scottie Sopko (Hobart), 9-4.
182: Matt Hurford (Culver Community) maj. dec. Ryan Jankowski (S.B. St. Joseph), 16-7.
195: Jacob Ricks (Benton Central) dec. Justin Berumen (Delphi), 8-4.
220: Galen Robinson (Lake Central) pinned Seth Meyer (Harrison-Lafayette), 0:47.
285: Shawn Streck (Merrillville) pinned Shakir Carr (Clay), 5:08.
(For 3rd Place)
106: Michael Garza (Merrillville) tech fall Cody Allmon (Plymouth), 16-0. 113: Gaige Torres (Portage) maj. dec. Branden Truver (Lake Central), 15-5. 120: Adam Garcia (Merrillville) dec. Matt Lechowicz (Lake Central), 4-2 in OT. 126: Dylan Logsdon (Portage) dec. Max Buckley (Valparaiso), 5-0. 132: Grant Martsolf (Mishawaka) dec. Jacob Covaciu (Merrillville), 3-2. 138: Isaac Rentas (Merrillville) maj. dec. Alex Reinhart (Penn), 10-2. 145: Mitch Roadruck (Lowell) dec. Chris Katsafaros (Chesterton), 7-3. 152: Trevor Manspeaker (Penn) dec. Danny Roach (Portage), 5-3. 160: Kenny Hughes (Lowell) dec. Matthew Hollins (Merrillville), 5-0. 170: Mike Eldridge (LaPorte) pinned Jade Doty (West Lafayette), 2:31. 182: Exvonte Jones (Portage) dec. Matt Langbehn (Crown Pt.), 5-2. 195: Ryan Patterson (Lowell) dec. Jaylin Allen (S.B. Clay), 3-1. 220: Kobe Woods(Penn) dec. Matt Berdine (Kankakee Valley), 2-1. 285: Joshua Bartoszek (Hanover Central) pinned Riley Harlow (Chesterton), 2:02.
(For 5th Place)
106: Chris Trent (New Prairie) dec. Willie Armstrong (Merrillville), 6-0. 113: Alex Bravo (Valparaiso) dec. Rickie Rodriguez (Hammond Morton), 2-1. 120: Kayla Miracle (Culver Academies) dec. Ruben Rodriguez (Hammond Morton), 9-7. 126: Kevin Bayley (Harrison-Lafayette) pinned Jake Gross (Lowell), 4:11. 132: Joshua Curcio (Penn) maj. dec. Seth Carithers (McCutcheon), 11-1. 138: Jack Roetker (Harrison-Lafayette) dec. Darden Schurg (Crown Pt.), 14-13. 145: Stephon Wilkins (Portage) dec. Willie Armstrong (Merrillville), 6-0. 152: Sam Thomas (Twin Lakes) pinned Beau Tauber (Kankakee Valley), 0:51. 160: Chase Hack (Riley) dec. Edmond Hogan (Culver Academies), 4-2. 170: Jeff Wiseman (Penn) dec. Edgar Gallegos (S.B. Adams), 7-4. 182: Tyler Scott (Hanover Central) dec. Eric DeLuna (Merrillville), 12-5. 195: Morgan Kral (Crown Pt.) dec. Joel Bolen (Kankakee Valley), 4-0. 220: Kenan Boyd (S.B. Adams) dec. Don Stanish (New Prairie), 6-4 in 2OT. 285: John Duvall (West Lafayette) dec. Quentin Klingberg (Crown Point), 9-2.


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Beautiful home, gorgeous views, and great location!
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Joann & Dean - This has been a wonderful month away from the very cold Iowa winter. As this is our last day here, it is nice to sit outside and enjoy the beautiful views and watch the golfers. It has been unseasonably warm and gorgeous here!
Your lovely home was a very nice and comfortable place to relax after all of our sightseeing. I found the Ocotillo area so very easy to get around and had everything we needed.
Thank you for letting us spend a wonderful month here!


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