143,000 Pounds of Bologna Recalled Nationwide for Mislabeling Issues
Rick Conrad of the Muncie Sanitary District addressed concerns during an appearance on “Delaware County Today” about a possible threat to drinking water from the algae in the Prairie Creek Reservoir. Replay the full interview at WMUN Muncie.com.
A Muncie man has been arrested on suspicion of attempting to strangle and threatening to kill his girlfriend. Fox-59 reports Muncie police responded to a phone call from an emergency phone inside City Hall on Sunday night from a woman who reported being chased and threatened by her boyfriend, 34-year-old Brett McDonald.
Gaiser’s European Style Provisions Inc. has recalled more than 143,000 pounds of ready-to-eat bologna products due to mislabeling of meat and poultry ingredients. The affected products were released nationwide. Consumers are advised to discard or return the products.
Julia Frederick of North Salem was reported missing last week, but now she’s home safe.
A Fort Wayne woman led state police on a high-speed pursuit Friday on I-69. 29-year-old Sierra Evette Vanoven failed to stop for a traffic violation and reached speeds of approximately 120 mph before the pursuit ended at the 248-mile marker in Delaware County. A 1-year-old infant was a passenger in Vanoven’s car.
Fever forward Aliyah Boston has been voted as a WNBA All-Star Game starter for the third time. Boston joins Indiana guard Caitlin Clark – a team captain – as starters for the event set to take place July 19 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse.
The Anderson Fire Department is investigating eight suspicious fires over the weekend. Fire chief Dave Cravens told The Herald Bulletin three of the Saturday fires caused structural damage and all eight fires were in the same proximity. An arson investigator is working with Anderson police.
The Muncie chapter of the Indiana Black Expo will hold its annual corporate luncheon July 31 at the Cornerstone Center for the Arts at 11:30 a.m. Ball State president Geoffrey Mearns will be the guest speaker. Call (765) 228-5910 or email ibemunciechapter@gmail.com for more information.
The Muncie Sanitation Department asks residents to leave fallen limbs from the June 18 storm in piles at the edge of the road no longer than 8 feet and with limbs no larger than 6 inches in diameter. Limbs will continue to be picked up on your regularly scheduled trash day.
An Anderson man faces up to 10½ years in prison as a habitual drunk driving offender. The Herald Bulletin reports 43-year-old Evan Broderick – a son of Anderson mayor Thomas Broderick Jr. – pleaded guilty to a felony drunk driving charge Monday in Madison Circuit Court. It’s at least his fourth such offense since 2018.
Muncie OUTreach is our Airwaves in Action winner for July. Executive director Brett Ellison tells Woof Boom Radio’s Jay Garrison how listeners can help the organization create a safe space for local LGBTQ+ youth.
For more info, go to muncieoutreach.org.
