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The Press-Dispatch Local Wednesday, November 15, 2017 A- 7 (812)354-8471 • germanamerican.com Wealth Management services for what comes next. What's next? ...passing your wealth to the next generation in your family? ...less finanical risk in your portfolio? ...ensuring your finances are in order to help you live life to the fullest? No matter where your journey takes you next, our talented and bright wealth management professionals are eager to serve you. Chad Deckard Alan VanCleef PULLED LUNCH Pork M a so n i c Lo dge P i ke # 1 21 N o v e m b e r 1 8 10 : 30 am to 2 p m at the Masonic Lodge in Petersburg (Down from PAWS animal shelter) Tickets available from any Lodge member or at the door. Pulled Pork with baked beans and potato salad. $ 10 per meal Folsom arrested for possession Monday By James Capozella A traffic stop at CR 375 S., near SR 61, last Monday eve- ning led to the arrest of Clif- ford Michael Folsom, of 111 Jamestown Sq #218, Wash- ington, for possession of marijuana. Pike County Sheriff's Deputy Mike Willis stopped a vehicle at approximately 5:30 p.m. for going left of center and disregarding a stop sign at Jasper Rd. and Collins St. in Winslow. Petersburg Officer Scott Wright heard about the stop while on his way home and decided to assist Deputy Willis, according to Depu- ty Paul Collier, who assist- ed with a search of the vehi- cle after obtaining consent from Folsom. Willis located a sweat- shirt with a green leafy sub- stance in a small baggie in- side a pocket, which Collier recognized as marijuana. He reported that after sev- eral requests concerning ownership, Folsom stated it was his. Folsom was then placed in handcuffs, which were double locked for his safety. He was transported to the Pike County Security Center and booked on pos- session and paraphernalia. Cherry arrested on OVWI, mischief charges By Andy Heuring An accident led to the ar- rest of a Huntingburg man for drunken driving and criminal mischief early Sat- urday morning. Chaz C. Cherry, 26, of 304 E. Third St., Huntingburg, was arrested by Pike Coun- ty Deputy Sheriff Paul Col- lier. Deputy Collier said he was notified by central dis- patch of an accident at High- way 257 and CR 775 E. at about 1:05 a.m. When he arrived at the scene, Depu- ty Jason McKinney was al- ready there. McKinney told Deputy Collier when he arrived he found Cherry in the driv- er's seat and while talking to him, he could smell the odor of alcohol. Cherry failed field so- briety tests. He refused a chemical test. Deputy Collier said Cher- ry kept falling during the so- briety tests and once while Collier had ahold of his arm while walking Cherry to his patrol car. While dealing with Cher- ry, Deputy Collier said of- ficers were told by central dispatch that Cherry had been at Winter Redecker's residence in Stendal earlier and broken her door. When police talked with Redecker, she told them Cherry had been invited over to drink and hangout, but during the night, they got into a fight and he was told to leave. He went out- side to smoke, she locked the door and he broke the door and left. He was taken to the Pike County Jail, where he was preliminarily charged with operating a vehicle while in- toxicated and criminal mis- chief. Puzzled about what to read? ..and you will have your solution. subscribe to 812-354-8500 yeah, it's that fast! net edition Z M www.PressDispatch.net/Subscribe The Press-Dispatch. No matter where you live. This group of IPL employees completed two levels of Indiana Firefighter Level I and II certification last Friday, which was a culmination of several weeks of training. Damon Mason said 21 people completed the training to be part of the IPL Fire Brigade at the Petersburg plant. Matt Carie crawls out of a live burn training facility at Petersburg's Cher- ry St. Fire Department location. It was part of a certification class for India- napolis Power and Light's Fire Brigade. Ben Frick and Josh Chestnut open a fire hydrant valve as part of their Fire- fighter I and II certification classes that were completed by 21 employees of IPL at Petersburg.