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Dr. H. Schirmer Riley walks back to his seat as Donna Kruger, left, thanks him for speaking at a memorial service for his late wife, Janis, on the Madison riverfront Thursday. The memorial was presented by members of the Southeastern Medical Alliance Physician Spouses group and included the dedication of a red oak sapling and a brick reading “In loving memory of Janis Riley.” Janis Riley died April 15. She and Dr. Riley had been married since October 1946. During the presentation, both of Janis’ children, Sam Riley of Dallas, Texas, and Linda Joy Riley Cornett of Georgetown, Ky., spoke about their mother and, like their father, they gave much credit for the doctor’s success in Madison to Janis.
11/6/2009
Album ID: 882860
Photos by Ken Ritchie

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Southwestern Elementary received a $500 Buddy Whee! Grant that will allow some music classes to be taught using Music Wii.
11/6/2009
Album ID: 882857
Photos by Ken Ritchie

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Dozens of environmentalists and Louisville residents expressed their concerns about a proposal to expand the coal ash treatment basin at the Louisville Gas & Electric Co. Trimble County Generating Plant during a public hearing Thursday night at the Morgan Community Center in Bedford.
11/6/2009
Album ID: 882852
Photos by Ken Ritchie

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Madison’s girls unofficially opened the 2009-10 basketball season with a scrimmage at Clarksville Providence Thursday. The game provided new coach Tony Harl with a chance to see his team in action for the first time. Senior Lauren Green picked up where she left off as a junior, driving and scoring over the Pioneers’ Kallie Ash. Junior Kamilah Perry shoots over the defense of Megan Eve (12) and Abby Swartz (32). Madison opens the season for real a week from today at home against Switzerland County.
11/6/2009
Album ID: 882825
Photos by David Campbell

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Josh Kernen, a building trades student at Madison Consolidated High School, measures the top of a wall before his classmates can cut and install a cross plate support beam on a house they are building on West Third Street. A floor plan and an artist’s rendering are posted on a beam at the front of the house, left. The building trades program has about 24 junior and senior students combined from a morning and an afternoon class. They are building a modified shotgun-style house with two bedrooms, two bathrooms and about 1,200 square feet of space. The project is to be completed by May 2010, before the MCHS graduation.
11/5/2009
Album ID: 881945
Photos by Ken Ritchie

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SHOW TIME: Shawe Memorial Junior and Senior High School Performing Arts Department will be producing a murder-mystery dinner theatre presentation of “Café Murder.” The show will be performed at 6:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the cafeteria at Pope John XXIII Elementary School. Dinner begins at 6:30 p.m. and the show starts at 7:15 p.m.
11/5/2009
Album ID: 881941
Photos by Ken Ritchie

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Women’s HCAC Soccer Tournament: Hanover College earned a chance to play for an NCAA Tournament berth with a 2-1 win over visiting Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) Wednesday at the L.S. Ayres Athletic Complex. The Panthers’ semifinal victory puts them in the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Championship game on Saturday, which they get to host thanks to Transylvania’s 1-0 win over top seed Rose-Hulman, also on Wednesday.
11/5/2009
Album ID: 881922
Photos by David Campbell