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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, April 26, 2017 A- 7 WOMEN'S Wellness EXPO PRESENTED BY GOOD SAMARITAN Health screenings, vendors, LuLaRoe fashion show, Elements exercise and demonstration, and much more! TUESDAY MAY 2 nd to 4 7PM HIGHLAND WOODS COMMUNITY CENTER 1377 S. HART STREET | VINCENNES, IN FREE Event Includes: For more information, visit gshvin.org/wellnessexpo or call 812-885-3336. MOOSE LODGE Dining Specials $ 6.50 5pm-8pm 115 Pike Ave., Petersburg OR ORDER FROM MENU FRIDAY 4-28-17 SATURDAY 4-29-17 Meatloaf and two sides or Shrimp Basket with one piece of fish and two sides. Roast Beef Manhattan and two sides or two pieces Fried Chicken and two sides. Sandwiches, Fish and Steaks Open to the Public Coffee or Tea with special. OTWELL MILLER ACADEMY GROUNDBREAKING Village Inn 242 S. State Road 57, Petersburg JOIN US FOR OUR MOTHER'S DAY BUFFET INCLUDES: Chicken, Roast Beef, Ham and all the delicious trimmings SUNDAY, MAY 14 • 11 A.M. - 2 P.M. $ 11 95 PLUS DRINKS & TAX Reservations a must, call 812-354-9259 Friends of Otwell Elementary, Ltd., president Mike Houtsch speaks during an official groundbreaking for Otwell Miller Academy on Saturday, April 22. Pic- tured behind Houtsch are members of the group's board of directors. They are, from left to right: Josh Byrd (holding son, Reid), Bob Rhodes, Chris Hallett (with son, Denver) and Rich Padgett. Ed Cahill photo Lil' HOOsiers Preschool student Colton Breidenbaugh laughs while throwing a shovelful of dirt into the air during an official groundbreak- ing ceremony for Otwell Miller Academy on Satur- day, April 22. Ed Cahill photo Jasper attorney Elisabeth Luff (right, foreground) looks on as Donnie Whitehead (left), of Whitehead Bros., Inc., signs paperwork to complete the sale of approximately 2.25 acres at the intersection of South Highway 257 and East County Road 150 North to Friends of Otwell Elementary, Ltd., during a ground- breaking ceremony for Otwell Miller Academy on Saturday, April 22. Ed Cahill photo PressDispatch.net/ Subscribe net edition • Exclusive Video • All color photos • Search current and back issues with Add NETedtion to your paper subscription for just $5 Spring Clean-Up is May 4-6 By Andy Heuring The Spring Clean-Up, sponsored by the Pike Coun- ty Solid Waste Management District and Advanced Dis- posal, will be Thursday, May 4 to Saturday, May 6 at the Blackfoot Landfill near Au- gusta on Highway 64. It will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday and Friday and from 8 a.m. to noon on Sat- urday. The Spring Clean-Up will accept at no charge a long list of items. They include large bulky items such as furniture, recycling of appli- ances, computers and televi- sions. They will also collect household paints, batteries, fluorescent bulbs, chemical and other household hazard- ous wastes. Staff asks for recyclable items such as scrap met- al, computers, televisions, appliances and hazardous waste be separated in the load for easier and faster disposal. They will also accept up to four tires at no charge. Addi- tional will incur a $1 per tire charge. These services are only for Pike County residents, and proof of residency will be requested at the en- trance. No commercial, in- dustrial or farm waste will be accepted. There will also be a rum- mage event. Residents can al- so bring items in good work- ing order they want to get rid of. They will be set in a rum- mage area and people will be allowed to view the items and take what they want.