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Local Live – The Underhills

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The Underhills are a fantastic young bluegrass band whose strengths lie as much in their musical talents as their ability to hold back and let the listener wander within their tunes.

Songs:
1. Catacomb
2. Outside
3. Given Enough Time
4. Reflections
5. Haircut
6. Maybellene

Local Live is produced and hosted by Nichole O’Neal
Engineered by Jim Lang, Dan Withered, and Ilsa
Post-production mix by Jar
Executive Producer is Jim Manion

Daily Local News – April 28, 2014

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The student group Coal Free IU had a meeting with Duke Energy this morning, about a possible collaboration between Indiana University and Duke
Energy to fulfill both parties’ energy sustainability goals; Monroe County Clerk Linda Robbins said votes should be counted by no later than 8 pm in the primary election May 6th. Robbins made the statement at a County Election Board meeting April 23rd; The Bureau of Motor Vehicles will extend its operating hours on Monday, May 5th and Tuesday, May 6th for the primary election; According to the March 2014 Indiana Employment Report, a report by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, the unemployment rate in Indiana dropped from seven-point-nine percent in March 2013 to five-point-nine percent in March 2014.

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In recent years, elections in Monroe County have been afflicted by a variety of technical difficulties. And some of those issues were due to simple human error – specifically errors by poll workers. Although the County Election Board stresses poll worker training, there is often not enough time to train workers who sign up at the last minute. Like in previous years, the Clerk’s Office is scrambling this week to find enough workers to staff all its voting sites for the May 6th primary. As of Friday afternoon, the County still needed forty-four workers. For today’s WFHB feature exclusive, Assistant News Director Joe Crawford spoke with Clerk Linda Robbins about the poll worker shortage and how it could affect the election process.

ACTIVATE!
Melanie Miller and Dot Owen of IU Health Hospice talk about the importance and rewards of hospice and the IU Health program through out the years.

CREDITS
Anchors: Maria McKinley, Doug Storm
Today’s headlines were written by Chelsea Hardy and Neal Earley,
Along with Joe Crawford for CATSweek,
a partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Our feature was produced by Joe Crawford.
Activate is produced by Jennifer Whitaker,
Our engineer today is Chris Martin,
Editor is Drew Daudelin, Executive producer is Alycin Bektesh.

County Still Short on Poll Workers

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In recent years, elections in Monroe County have been afflicted by a variety of technical difficulties. And some of those issues were due to simple human error – specifically errors by poll workers. Although the County Election Board stresses poll worker training, there is often not enough time to train workers who sign up at the last minute. Like in previous years, the Clerk’s Office is scrambling this week to find enough workers to staff all its voting sites for the May 6th primary. As of Friday afternoon, the County still needed forty-four workers. For today’s WFHB feature exclusive, Assistant News Director Joe Crawford spoke with Clerk Linda Robbins about the poll worker shortage and how it could affect the election process.

Activate! – IU Health Hospice: Melanie Miller & Dot Owen

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Melanie Miller and Dot Owen of IU Health Hospice talk about the importance and rewards of hospice and the IU Health program through out the years.

Daily Local News – April 25, 2014

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Bloomington Mayor Mark Kruzan’s veto won’t stop a plan to shoot deer in the Griffy Lake Nature Preserve; In other Bloomington Council news, the Mayor’s office proposed new financial controls at the meeting in response to an embezzlement scandal that came to light earlier this year; The Bloomington Police Department is trying a slightly different strategy in their security preparations surrounding Indiana University’s Little 500 festivities, beginning this evening; Collection sites will be set up across the state tomorrow for expired, unused, or unwanted prescription drugs in pill or liquid forms as a part of the Prescription Drug Take Back initiative.

FEATURE
Indiana Representative and former doctor Larry Bucshon (boo-shawn) came to Bloomington yesterday on his Hoosier Healthcare tour. He spoke on a panel with doctors, health care professionals, and a psychiatrist at Centerstone Mental Illness Center. They discussed the role of mental healthcare in Indiana, how to fix issues with mental illness treatment, and how the state fares regarding healthcare in general. Correspondent Casey Kuhn spoke with Representative Bucshon about the Hoosier Healthcare tour and what he’s hearing from concerned Indiana citizens, for today’s WFHB feature exclusive.

VOLUNTEER CONNECTION
Local organizations scout the listening area for service help on Volunteer Connection, linking YOU to current volunteer opportunities in our community.

CREDITS
Anchors: Helen Harrell, Chris Martin
Today’s headlines were written by Alycin Bektesh and Chelsea Hardy,
Along with Joe Crawford for CATSweek, a partnership with Community Access Television Services.
Our feature was produced by Casey Kuhn.
Volunteer Connection is produced by Wanda Krieger, in partnership with the city of Bloomington Volunteer Network.
Our engineer today is Nick Tumino,
Our theme music is provided by the Impossible Shapes.
Editor is Drew Daudelin,
Executive producer is Alycin Bektesh.

Mental Health Care

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Indiana Representative and former doctor Larry Bucshon (boo-shawn) came to Bloomington yesterday on his Hoosier Healthcare tour. He spoke on a panel with doctors, health care professionals, and a psychiatrist at Centerstone Mental Illness Center. They discussed the role of mental healthcare in Indiana, how to fix issues with mental illness treatment, and how the state fares regarding healthcare in general. Correspondent Casey Kuhn spoke with Representative Bucshon about the Hoosier Healthcare tour and what he’s hearing from concerned Indiana citizens, for today’s WFHB feature exclusive.

Hola Bloomington – April 25, 2014

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Hostess Cristy Padilla and raquel Anderson interview Chelsea Silverman and Megan Chamberlain, they talked about the Development of the language in bilingual children. Also Yuriria Rodriguez talking about the Opera for Kids,sports with Colin Airriess and the events of the week.

Books Unbound – Lady Chatterley’s Lover, Part 24

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Born in 1885, David Herbert Lawrence was an English novelist, poet, playwright, essayist, and painter. His collective works are classified as a reflection of the dehumanizing effects of modernity and industrialization. His marriage in 1914 to Frieda Weekly, a woman who left her husband and three children for Lawrence, provided inspiration and emotional support for his literary career. Lawrence died in 1930, reaching his peak of fame posthumously.

Banned by U.S. Customs (1929). Banned in Ireland (1932), Poland (1932), Australia (1959), Japan (1959), India (1959). Banned in Canada (1960) until 1962. Dissemination of Lawrence’s novel has been stopped in China (1987) because the book “will corrupt the minds of young people and is also against the Chinese tradition.” Lady Chatterley’s Lover was the object of numerous obscenity trials in both the UK and the United States up into the 1960s.

Lady Chatterley’s Lover, first published privately in 1928, was not published openly in Britain until 1960. It tells the story of the love affair between Constance (Lady Chatterley) and her husband Clifford’s gamekeeper, Oliver Mellors, while exploring the nature of relationships between men and women. Besides the evident sexual content of the book, “Chatterley” spurred controversy for its discussion of the British social class system and social conflict. Penguin, the publisher of the unexpurgated text in 1960, was unsuccessfully tried for violation of the 1959 Obscene Publications Act. The prosecutor was ridiculed for asking, “Is this the kind of book you would wish your wife or servants to read?”

Volunteer Connection – April 25, 2014

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A weekly snapshot of how people of all ages can match their time and talents to local needs. Each week Volunteer Connection brings you the “featured five” – five ways to get involved NOW! Volunteer Connection is a co-production of WFHB and the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network, working together to build an empowered, vibrant, and engaged community!

EcoReport – Jody Perras & Scott Bowers on Greenhouse Gas Regulations

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In today’s EcoReport feature, we join WFHB’s Daily Local News Correspondent Casey Kuhn at a conversation with Jody Perras of the Sierra Club and Scott Bowers of the Indiana State Association of Rural Electric Co-operatives, discussing greenhouse gas regulations being proposed by the EPA.

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