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Pulaski County Sheriff’s Department hosts Policing the Te*n Brain training Law enforcement, jail officers, probation officers and teachers from Pulaski County gathered together to learn about youth development and to improve interactions with youth through the Policing the Te*n Brain training on Dec. 12-13.  Six candidates vied for the Pulaski County Clerk position but only one could be named to the position during a caucus on Dec. 18.  Dec. 12 in the superior courtroom. Murphy was one of the elected officials who took an oath of office. He also thanked those who are was presented a plaque from school board president Todd Miller thanking him for his several years of service from 1990-1998 and Dec. 12 in the superior courtroom. Murphy was one of the elected officials who took an oath of office. He also thanked those who are was presented a plaque from school board president Todd Miller thanking him for his several years of service from 1990-1998 and. PULASKI COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT HOSTS POLICING THE TE*N BRAIN TRAINING. Law enforcement, jail officers, probation officers and teachers from Pulaski County gathered together to learn about youth development and to improve interactions with youth through the Policing the Te*n Brain training on Dec. 12-13.  The training was led by Pulaski County looking for a new principal after Pat Culp resigned to become the superintendent of Tri-County School Corporation. The board officially Six candidates vied for the Pulaski County Clerk position but only one could be named to the position during a caucus on Dec. 18.  Republican chairman Daniel Murphy said the caucus went well with about 60 people in attendance to support their favorite candidate and JoLynn Dec. 12 in the superior courtroom. Murphy was one of the elected officials who took an oath of office. He also thanked those who are Winamac Town Council members have decided the costs of recycling and the way it is taken out with the trash are no longer benefiting