MERRILLVILLE â Seemingly anyone you could ask who knew Joe Bova agrees on what kind of person he was: an ordinary, peaceful man who loved his family, largely kept to himself and stayed out of trouble.
No one seems to have any idea why somebody would kill the 43-year-old labor official â especially in such a violent, extraordinary fashion.
Yet that s exactly what happened on the morning of Sept. 13, 1989.
About 6:04 a.m. that day, Bova walked out of his Merrillville home at 6686 Massachusetts St. and climbed into his 1974 Ford pickup truck. Bovaâs wife, Sharon, was in the home s kitchen at the same time.
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Workers give to help disadvantaged families
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The Christmas Gifts for Children group would like to personally thank the following individuals for helping to make this year special for so many underprivileged children in our area. From Price Gregory International - Eric Pickett (Project Manager), Todd Burleson (Superintendent), Wyatt Wahlbrink (Assistant Superintendent), Don Fleming (Safety), and Karen Curlee (Office Manager); from TC Energy Foundation - Sean Van Horn (Construction Manager), and Camille Schutte (Field Office Manager).
Networking, Christmas, and pipeline workers recently made a special connection to help local families. For nearly 30 years, the Christmas Gifts for Children program in Piketon, Ohio, has earned endearing support from hundreds of individuals, businesses and organizations to buy Christmas gifts for thousands of children. Just one conversation opened the door to a $30,000 donation for the program from generous donors who happened to be in tow
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A cherished part of Christmas at my house just bit the dust. I don’t know whether to cry or crack a bottle of champagne.
The electronically expiree is my 2005 Animated Piano Playing Snowman, brought into the world by some sadistic folks at Hallmark.
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Similar to that brand’s Christmas movies, this noisy little icon aroused mixed feelings, depending on the listener and his or her mood. When I say it was cherished, mainly that was by the youngest of Christmas celebrants.