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By IVY JACOBS, Times Reporter IVY JACOBS PHOTO - The Tri-School Reunion Committee organized and worked at the fundraiser, including Gary and Gretchen Baysinger, Leesa Nesty, Mary Ray, Deb Smith, Janella Knierim, and Piper German. Flowers, flowers were everywhere - and selling out fast - early Friday morning at the "Paint the town PINK" flower sale to benefit Wabash Valley Breast Cancer Survivors, Inc. at Brazil Shell Station, 1506 East National Avenue. The Tri-School Reunion Committee organized and worked at the fundraiser, including Gary and Gretchen Baysinger, Leesa Nesty, Mary Ray, Deb Sm...

Recently a new police scheme has been set up to send pet owners information about dog thefts in their area.

A NEW police alert system will send pet owners information about dog thefts, suspicious activity in their neighbourhood and tips on how to keep themselves and their animals safe. Already, more than 2,000 people have signed up to Wiltshire Police’s new Dog Watch scheme, according to reports. Assistant Chief Constable Deb Smith told the BBC that the free alert system had been set up in response to public concern about dog theft. “You can see any local information about any thefts, attempted thefts of dogs,” she said of the scheme. “You can also get crime prevention advice, how...

Photo provided by Pandamensional Solutions, Inc. The Sentinel’s own Tim & Deb Smith have released their third book just in time for great spring and summer reading in the sun. This one is titled What’s in a Name?. In the book, they travel the world looking for places that have unusual and intriguing names and tell the stories behind them. You will learn about well-known places like Death Valley, California and Tombstone, Arizona but you will also learn about the longest place names in the world, such as the longest place name in the United States, the village in Wales with the longest p...

Women outnumber men for first time at one police force, report reveals Wiltshire Police has 1,140 female officers and staff compared to 1,101 male employees, according to newly-published data Wiltshire Police officers pictured on duty outside a chemist in 2018 Credit: Yui Mok/PA Wire Women outnumber men for the first time at a British police force, a gender pay gap report has revealed. Wiltshire Police has 1,140 female officers and staff compared to 1,101 male employees, according to newly-published data recorded on March 31 last year. The balance has been tipped through the force’s ‘Posi...