LIFE Palladium-Item SectionB WHOM TO CALL City desk: (765) 973-4474 or (800) ON THE WEB For story and us on the Internet at www.pal-item.com NEW LOOK FOR PLANTERS Anyone can turn inexpensive pots and arden ornaments into pieces that look like stone antiques. 6B DEAR ABBY Nonstop talkers take a toll on those stuck listening. 5B Ernie Pyle left indelible message for the world. 4B Benner, Rebecca A. ole, Larry C.
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RD. 121 RICHMOND, IN www.pleasantviewnursery.com UY NE ET NE FREE HANGING BASKET SALE WHEN: May 2, 2015 TIME: 8:00 AM PM Cash Carry No Early Sales PI-0000176659 The second victim of an April 18 accident in Fayette County has died. Personnel at Eskenazi Health in Indianapolis confirmed that Dylan B. Kettler, 22, of Richmond died at 8:18 p.m. Fri- day.
Kettler had been in critical condition in the burn unit. Arie W. Lackey, 24, of Centerville was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident that took place about 4:45 a.m. in the 1 200 block of County Road 450 East. According to a press release from the Fayette County Department, the vehicle the men were occupying was fully engulfed in flames when officers arrived.
Kettler was taken by Fayette County EMS to the Connersville Airport and transferred by medical helicopter to Eskenazi. believe speed was the main of the accident, Sheriff Joey Laughlin told the Palladium-Item on Tuesday. GoFundMe accounts have been set up to help the families of Kettler and Lackey with expenses. PROVIDED Dylan Kettler Second accident victim dies from injuries Dylan B. Kettler, 22, had been in the burn unit since April 18.
Palladium-Item Thousands of Viet- am War veterans from all branches of the military never received a proper welcome home ceremony when the war ended for them. That will change April 2 9-May 3. Areplica of the Vietnam Memorial in ashington, D.C., often referred to simply as will come to Winchester and be set up just north of the high school along Union Street. 80 percent of the size of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington, and provided by American eterans Traveling Tribute. The traveling wall is the cornerstone of five days of ceremonies, music and a parade to pay tribute to Vietnam War veterans.
It also coincides with the 40th anniversary of the end of the war when Saigon fell to communist forces from the North on April 30, 1975. The end closed a tumultuous period in American history that began in the 1960s, and served to divide much of society, often along generational boundaries. The older generation mainly sup- orted military action in Vietnam and the younger people, often termed hippies, generally opposed the the war effort. Connie Kennedy, the director of the Journey Home shelter for homeless veterans in Winchester, said efforts by the shelter to bring the traveling memorial the city sprang from an idea by volunteer Bridget Swabb Ashley. She wanted honor the memory of an uncle who was a homeless veteran and died during the 1980s.
An idea for a parade grew into this memorial activities. he wall is 360 feet on a side and about 8feet tall at the highest point in the mid- le. All names etched on the original will a lso appear on the replica. There will be GETTY IMAGES The Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Traveling memorial, parade honor Vietnam veterans Jeff Ward Gannett Ohio ON THE WEB Visit us on the Internet at www.pal-item.com.
WHOM TO CALL City desk, (765) 973-4474 or (800) 686-1330, ext. 4474 ANIMAL ENCOUNTERS HIGHLIGHT FAMILY EARTH DAY LOUISE Rylee Cannon, 4, gets up close and personal with a rabbit from Hedgehog Hannah at Saturday's Family Earth Day Celebration at the Richmond Family YMCA. LOUISE Paul Venckus of Hedgehog Hannah shows a oung American alligator to Drake Wallace, 5, left, and Brooklyn Clark, 7, at the Family Earth Day Celebration. LOUISE Dylan Puckett, 13, checks out a corn snake held by Cope Environmental Center volunteer Gene Creviston on Saturday at the Richmond Family YMCA. LOUISE Four-month-old Reuben Kragt encounters a chinchilla during the Family Earth Day Celebration on Saturday at the Richmond Family YMCA.
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