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If Guinness World Records contained an entry for teaching piano the longest amount of time, Bluffton resident Daisy Cox, 94, would surely be a contender.

“It's just about love and friendship and creating family and memories and just living each day to the fullest”

HEADLINES 700,000 people could be affected by security breach Obama likely to return to Indiana Inspectors examine bridges for earthquake damage The 5.2 magnitude quake felt in Indiana Friday was also felt in ... via WTHR-TV Indianapolis

The second annual Ramp to Camp fundraiser, sponsored by Two Men and a Truck northside with The Salvation Army Indiana Division, is scheduled for May 10 to May 15. via Carmel Star

TV Public Service Announcement American Cancer Society: Relay for Life Updated: Relay for Life seeks to engage communities around the nation to fight cancer. via WANE-TV Fort Wayne

“We certainly take this very seriously, any time there is a security breach, and we hope it gets cleared up very soon”

The theft of a computer server may have exposed Social Security numbers and other personal information of as many as 700,000 people. via Anderson Herald-Bulletin

“He could have made millions as a corporate attorney”

Michelle Obama campaigned for her husband, presidential candidate Sen. Barack Obama By THOMAS B. LANGHORNE Courier Press staff writer 464-7432 or langhornet@courierpress.com Thursday, April 17, 2008 Making ... via Evansville Courier & Press

“The whole concept that the sheriff has, i can relate to on a variety of levels”

Allen County Sheriff Ken Fries is trying to turn 200 acres of land into an academy for officers, and the public. via WANE-TV Fort Wayne

HAMMOND, Ind. -- Research on concentrated animal feeding operations will be presented at the 2008 Indiana Milk Quality Conference on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Ramada Inn and Conference Center. via Palladium-Item

“We have brought the different health disciplines together for a whole-health picture”

More than ever, people are interested in their health - hospitals and doctors' offices are packed with patients and not enough caregivers, parents want to know how to get lethargic kids moving and interested in ... via Tribune-Star