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permission to replace the publication with post- ing of the notices on IDEM's website. HSPA is opposing this rule change under consideration by the state Environmental Rules Board. Meanwhile, Matt Stuckey, deputy assistant commissioner for the Office of Air Quality, offers to place any interested newspaper on its "interested parties list." If you are added to the list, you will get a note containing information about any hearing to be held based on a company's desire for an air quality permit. You can designate the county or counties where permits are sought that you'd like to receive. To be added to the list contact Joanne Smiddie-Brush at either jbrush@idem.in.gov or (317) 233-0185. She will need the following information: 1. Name of the newspaper 2. Contact name 3. Mailing address 4. County or counties of interest Page 2 October 2018 Times Herald's Rick Zeller dies at 56 Staff Washington Times Herald Washington Times Herald advertising consultant Rick Zeller passed away unex- pectedly Sept. 23. Zeller, 56, began working at the Times Herald in 2015. Deeply passionate about his clients, Zeller worked with both print and digital clients for the Times Herald and its magazines, Boomer and Heartland. Before coming to the Times Herald, Zeller had previously worked at the Vincennes Sun- Commercial and held other sales positions around the area. His ties to southern Indiana and Illinois were long-standing. Always competitive, Zeller enjoyed ribbing his coworkers by jokingly telling them, "There can't be two number 1's. That would be 11," but he also encouraged them and helped others be successful. He was always there for anyone who needed him. Zeller never met a stranger, a characteris- tic that helped him develop relationships with his clients. Those who knew him felt they also knew his wife, Jeanette, and two children, Jordan and Jasmine, who he frequently talked about and loved spending time with. Zeller also loved the new family dog, Jayce. "We are deeply saddened by Rick's passing," said Washing- ton Times Herald Publisher Melody Brunson. "He was passionate about his print and digital clients at the Times Herald and Heartland magazine, and he especially enjoyed selling to his Boomer magazine clients in Knox County. He cared a great deal about helping all his customers grow their businesses. Our heartfelt sympathy goes out to his family. He will be missed by all who knew him." Zeller Offer Continued from Page 1 Statement of ownership renewal time Time to file, publish, copy to HSPA your USPS Statements of Ownership It's as easy as 1, 2, 3. 1. The deadline for filing your Periodicals Class Statement of Ownership, Form 3526, with the Post Office was Oct. 1. You may obtain the necessary form from your local post office or from the United States Postal Service's Web site, usps.com. 2. The deadline for publishing your notice depends on your frequency of publication: A. For dailies and newspapers published two or more times a week, the deadline was Oct. 10. B. For weeklies, the deadline is Oct. 31. 3. While you have these forms at hand, please fax or email a copy to HSPA for use in verifying your circulation for HSPA membership eligibility, contest eligibility and HSPA directory information. The fax number is (317) 624-4428 and email can be sent to sgoldsby@hspa.com. Remember: The publication require- ment applies to all paid-circulation newspapers, regardless of whether you use independent carrier or postal delivery. This is a requirement to maintain your Periodicals mail permit from the USPS. Maintaining your periodicals permit is necessary to continue your eligibility to carry public notice advertising under Indiana Law.

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