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A-4 Local Wednesday, March 27, 2019 The Press-Dispatch Erin Marchand, MD James Matheu, DO Ann Patterson, MD Gregory Pfister, MD James Poirier, MD Jennifer Richardson, MD Gary Riddle, MD Leroy Schaefer, MD Rex Stroud, MD Stanley Tretter, MD GastroenteroloGy Michael Snyder, MD General surGery Bernard Kemker, Jr., MD Marcus Kurucz, MD Charles Tollett, Jr., MD Donald Vennekotter, MD Geriatric Medicine Marc Campbell, MD Frank Hopkins, MD GynecoloGy Steven Hopf, MD Farah Snyder, MD Hospitalist Joseph El-Houjairy, MD Carlos Garrido, MD Eric Hartman, MD Michael Johns, MD David Rizk, MD Brent Schwarm, MD Nicholas Werne, MD internal Medicine Dean Beckman, MD Marc Campbell, MD Frank Hopkins, MD Evan Hurst, MD Joseph Munning, MD Darin Thomas, MD Martha Yearsley, MD cHief Medical officer Stanley Tretter, MD anestHesioloGy Erin Sendelweck Temple, MD Victor Tirabasso, MD cardioloGy Adam Dawkins, MD Geoffrey Day, MD William Lehmkuhler, MD Joshua Leonard, MD Robert Quade, MD derMatoloGy Scott Wilhelmus, MD ear-nose-tHroat Robert Ehrhard, DDS, MD Richard Moss, MD Ryan Phillips, MD eMerGency Medicine Logan Dellinger, DO Stephen DeWitt, DO Linda Hanekamp, DO P. Bryan Lilly, DO Stephen O'Connor, MD Stephen Sample, MD Kyle Schroering, DO Monte Sellers, DO Erynn Thinnes, MD Jason Vaughan, DO faMily Medicine David Bell, MD Gwenda Breckler, DO Mary Burgeson, MD Jason Campbell, MD Nick Dahl, DO J. Gregory Ellison, MD Ryan Flamion, MD Isaac Gatwood, MD M. Jeannie Gruber, MD Mark Luff, MD Kevin Lusk, MD spine specialist Brian Blessinger, MD courtesy staff Donald Bailey, MD Lee Barnes, MD Edward Brockman, MD Christopher Cannon, MD Rebecca Carey, MD Barbara Carr, MD Paul Daines, DPM Patrick DeHeer, DPM Mariellen Dentino, MD David Diaz, MD William Gentry, MD Gardar Gislason, MD Nathanial Grow, MD Howard Heerdt, DO Walter Hancock, DPM James Jackson, MD Francis Kearse, III, DO Gary Keepes, MD Donald Kerr, MD Ahmed Khan, MD Timothy McClure, MD Jeffrey Olson, DO Jane Parker, MD Asim Piracha, MD Vajravel Prasad, MD Aaron Pugh, DO Srinivasan Rao, MD David Reynolds, DPM Michael Rusche, MD Mahendra Sanapati, MD Reginald Sandy, DO Klint Schwenk, MD Richard Sloan, MD Curtis Stennett, MD Shariff Tanious, MD Aaron Warnock, DPM Nicolaus Winters, MD Judith Wright, MD nepHroloGy Richard D'Mello, MD neuroloGy Naghma Mufti, MD Kristi Nord, MD obstetrics/GynecoloGy Scott Beckman, MD Megan Isaacs, MD Jennifer Lueken, MD Kristin Werne, MD occupational Medicine John Dohanich, DO Theodore Waflart, MD oculoplastic surGery Kathleen Flannagan, MD oncoloGy/HeMatoloGy Karim Anwar, MD opHtHalMoloGy Judith Englert, MD oral/Maxillofacial surGery Matthew Monesmith, DDS Kyley Wood, DDS ortHopaedics Paul Alley, MD Brian Blessinger, MD Daniel Eby, DO, FAOAO Randall Norris, MD Brian Woebkenberg, MD patHoloGy Daniel Weaver, MD, PhD pediatrics Dean Beckman, MD Douglas Bies, MD Michael Ruff, MD Lindsey Taylor, MD Kathirene Wilcoxen, MD Martha Yearsley, MD pHysical Medicine & reHabilitation Gary Corby, MD plastic surGery Ryan Flannagan, MD podiatry Timothy Barry, DPM Travis Hubbuch, DPM Chad M. Nunamaker, DPM Andrew Rader, DPM Darin Serletic, DPM psycHiatry Vishal Viswambharan, MD pulMonary/critical care/sleep Medicine Sohail Qadir, MD radioloGy Lokender Bommisetty, MD Jonathan Day, MD Joseph Veleeparambil, MD Amy Wigand, MD Michael Wohlberg, MD uroloGy Douglas Foertsch, MD Kristopher Gunn, MD R e s p e c t f o r H u m a n D i g n i t y • Q u a l i t y • J u s t i c e • S t e w a r d s h i p • C o m p a s s i o n a t e C a r i n g consultinG staff Tracy Ander, DO Frederick Arensman, MD John Bies, MD James Boone, MD Christopher Bunce, MD Robert Franklin, MD Jon Frazier, MD Cathy Freeman, MD Meredith Gamblin, MD Christine Gest, MD Michael Haboubi, DO Chandrashekar Kumbar, MD Lori Lynch, MD Henry Matick, DO Debra O'Donnell, MD Thong Pham, MD Robert Pope, MD Vinay Puri, MD Nathan Reed, MD Kerri Remmel, MD Richard Rink, MD Vishwanath Sagi, MD Christopher Shafer, MD Jignesh Shah, MD Hongyu Yang, MD dental staff Lesley Kizior, DDS Nathan Seng, DDS Brad Wilson, DDS Honorary staff Terry Brown, MD Roy Cecchi, MD Duane Flannagan, MD Bernard Kemker, Sr., MD Robert Maitlen, MD Gregory Miller, MD Medical associate Thomas Holsworth, PhD Tips for staying safe during a hailstorm There are approximate- ly 3,000 hailstorms in the U.S. every year, causing billions of dollars in dam- age to buildings, vehicles and crops each year. Tips for staying safe in a hailstorm. MAKE A PLAN Prepare your family for the hazards and inconve- niences of a hailstorm by creating a disaster pre- paredness plan, including a disaster survival kit and an emergency evacuation plan. STAY INFORMED Hail often occurs dur- ing severe weather pat- terns, such as strong thun- derstorms. When severe weather threatens, tune in to a battery-powered ra- dio or a hand-crank NOA A weather radio for updates. MOVE INSIDE, STAY INSIDE Put vehicles in the ga- rage, bring pets inside and head indoors. Once indoors, close all drapes, blinds, or shades to prevent broken window glass and hailstones from entering your home. Stay indoors until the storm has passed. If you're on the road during a hailstorm, stay in your vehicle and slow down or stop, as roads may become slippery. Once you have pulled over safely, turn your back to windows or cover yourself with a blan- ket to protect yourself from broken glass. PROTECT YOUR ROOF Following a strong storm, you should evalu- ate the condition of your roof to identify any dam- age and prevent further deterioration. The Feder- al Alliance of Safe Homes (FL ASH) has information about strengthening your home's roof decking and shingles against hail and other severe weather. Information provided by State Farm Insurance. Jasper • 812-482-9696 • www.hopfoutdoor.com Kubota Z122-42 $ 3,899 4-H Spring Break Crafts Pike County 4-H leaders and more than 40 4-H members participated in a day of crafts geared to- ward projects for the county fair. Pictured are four members at the decoupage station in the 4-H build- ing. Angela Holesinger, Lillian Holesinger, Rebeckah Christie, Logan Cummins and Brittain Cummins (not pictured) are seen working on their projects. They were assisted by 4-H leaders Angela Christie, Kara Willis (crafts), Davis Ackley (Purdue Extension), Jill Hyneman (gardening), Phillis Hyneman (ce- ramics) and Ryan Benner (drones, PC EMA director), among others helping out. James Capozella photo Lenten breakfasts continue The Lenten Breakfasts continue this week and run through April 13. They will have a different host church each week and the men's and women's will be at different locations. The men's breakfasts start at 8 a.m. The women's break- fasts start at 9 a.m. Both will last about an hour and fea- ture a 15 -minute devotion. The men's schedule is: Pe- tersburg First United Meth- odist Church on March 30 ; Otwell United Methodist Church on April 6; and Pe- tersburg Free Methodist Church on April 13. The women's schedule is: Otwell UMC on March 30 ; and First Baptist Church on April 6. Need something interesting to read? subscribe to 812-354-8500 subscribe@pressdispatch.net CALL or email For a print or NetEdition subscription, Drilling crew A drilling crew was on Main St. Petersburg on Tuesday working on an Indiana Department of Trans- portation project. Petersburg Mayor R. C. Klipsch said there are so many projects in the planning stages he wasn't sure which one they were working on.