The Press-Dispatch
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Pike County will be getting a new State Trooper Brayden K. Angermeier, 23, is a native of Newburgh and a 2014 graduate of Cas- tle High School. He later at- tended Indiana State Uni- versity where he received his degree in Criminal Jus- tice. Angermeier current- ly resides in Newburgh and will primarily patrol Pike County. He is one of four new troopers assigned to the Evansville District. These are the other three. Trey Zentravian, 25, is a na- tive of Evansville and a 2012 graduate of Reitz High School. He later attended Ivy Tech where he received his degree in Criminal Jus- tice. Zentravian is married and has three children. He currently resides in Evans- ville and will primarily pa- trol Posey County. Tanner Hurley, 22, is a native of Churubusco and a 2014 graduate of Churubus- co High School. He later at- tended Vincennes Universi- ty where he received his de- gree in Conservation Law Enforcement. Hurley also serves with the Indiana Na- tional Guard Army. He cur- rently resides in Vincennes and will primarily patrol Gibson County. Michael Rodriguez, 27, is a native of Midlothian, Ill., and a 2010 graduate of Oak Forest High School. He lat- er attended University of Southern Indiana where he is currently working on his Criminal Justice degree. Rodriguez served in the U.S. Navy between August 2010 and August 2014. He currently resides in Evans- ville and will primarily pa- trol Gibson County. On Thursday, December 13, 54 troopers graduated from the Indiana State Po- lice Recruit Academy after completing 22 weeks of in- tense training that exceed- ed 1,018 hours. Some sub- ject areas of training includ- ed criminal and traffic law, crash investigation, emer- gency vehicle operations, defensive tactics, firearms and a host of other subjects related to modern policing. Troopers will now spend the next three months work- ing side by side with a series of experienced Field Train- ing Officers. Upon success- ful completion of field train- ing, the new troopers will be- gin solo patrols in the Evans- ville District. Brayden Angermeier Patoka Valley Quilt Guild met December 4 By Kathy Weyer The Patoka Valley Quilt Guild met on December 4, President Pamela Catt opened the meeting. Ann Primus talked about the works session pack- ets that will be delivered to the young girls in A fri- ca so they can go to school full-time. They made 80 packets. Becky Fuller then passed out the patterns for the row by row quilt being made by many in the guild. Hospitality reported that we had 44 members and four guests were pres- ent. New membership lists were passed out to all mem- bers. A new member, Do- ris Langebrake, is not on the list. Special Projects will re- group for January and have more kits for mem- bers to work on. Jane Pot- ter passed out forms for the upcoming retreat at Spring Mill, February 22-24, 2019. A Christmas dinner was enjoyed and then Show and Tell started with many items made by the mem- bers. Next meeting will be January 8, 2019. Note the change of date. Dr. Vishal Viswambharan Viswambharan appointed to Memorial Hospital medical staff Psychiatrist Vishal Viswambharan, M.D., M.S., was recently appointed to the active medical staff at Memorial Hospital and Health Care Center. A psy- chiatrist is a medical doctor who specializes in mental health, including substance use disorders. Dr. Viswambharan re- ceived his medical degree from the University of Kera- la in India and completed an internship and residency in psychiatry at St. Louis Uni- versity School of Medicine in Missouri. Additionally, he received a master of sci- ence degree in rehabilitation counseling from Southern Il- linois University in Carbon- dale. He is a member of the American Psychiatric Asso- ciation. Dr. Viswambharan's area of specialization spans a diverse range of adult men- tal health and substance abuse disorders. Dr. Viswambharan re- sides in Jasper with his wife, Hopey Gardner, and their children, Rohan and Sonia. PUZZLED ABOUT WHAT TO READ? ..and you will have your solution. subscribe to 812-354-8500