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Starving artist. Fitness and health nut. Wife, stepmother, friend, writer and lover of anything with fur and four legs.
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Nobody wants your...stuff

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By Jennifer McNeece Verified
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
Save but a handful of cute - or so I thought - videos of my cat, Bit, doing everyday cat-like things, I don’t regularly post videos to TikTok. Lately, though, I found myself in the midst of what I realized was real potential for a trending TikTok sound.
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Making an impact; Kordes shares success stories from Vincennes Trolley free ride program

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By Jennifer McNeece Verified
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
When the City of Vincennes partnered with VanGo to create the new trolley system, they envisioned a program that would give a lot more than just free rides. And that vision is becoming a reality. Dennis Kordes, CEO of the YMCA of Vincennes, told the county commissioners during their regular meeting Tuesday, held at City Hall, 201 Vigo St., that the Vincennes Trolley has been wildly-popular since launched at the end of 2024 - even more so than its benefactors ever dreamed.
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County receives 3 bids on EOC

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By Jennifer McNeece Verified
| Vincennes Sun-Commercial Verified
A new building to house all of the county’s emergency-related operations is solidly within financial reach as commissioners on Monday opened three bids on the project. “These (bids) aren’t as high as our worst-case scenario,” said commissioner Kellie Streeter after the bid opening, held at the Knox County Jail. “Looking at our most recent design - the one given to these bidders - I see many places we can look to lower the cost and get us closer to our original estimate.
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