The Eastern Pulaski School Board took action Wednesday to fill a few open positions before the start of the school year.
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Winamac Residents Ordered to Pay Almost $1 Million in Restitution for their Role in Health Care Fraud Scheme
The operators of a former Winamac ambulance service have been ordered to pay almost $1 million in restitution, in connection with a health care fraud scheme. Jacqueline Jay Podell, 46, and Michael Wilson, 53, both of Winamac, were sentenced last week in U.S. District Court, according to U.S. Attorney Thomas Kirsch.
Continue readingAlliance EMS Operators Accused of Health Care Fraud
A nationwide crackdown on health care fraud has led to charges against two people involved with a Winamac ambulance service. Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill says his office’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit took part in 12 of those investigations in Indiana.
Alliance EMS Customer Appreciation Day This Weekend
Alliance EMS will show its appreciation for the community this weekend during its Customer Appreciation Day on Sunday, Sept. 15 from 1 to 4 p.m. ET at the Broken Arrow Campground north of Winamac. According to Jay Podell, this annual event will be packed full of activities including a talent contest with cash prizes, free food, free games, a moon bounce, face painting, and a variety of other attractions as well.
Alliance EMS to Host Customer Appreciation Day
This is an annual event which Jay Podell says is packed full of activities.
“We have free food, free games, a free talent contest with cash prizes, moon bounce, face painting, temporary tattoos, cotton candy, snow cones, REACT will be there, and Elmo and Big Bird will be there. The sheriff’s department will also be there doing fingerprints for the kids. There’s a lot going on and it’s free for everybody,” explained Podell.
