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Feast for the eyes<br />
and appetites<br />
Exclusively New Albany<br />
treated hundreds<br />
of guests to an impressive<br />
array of food and<br />
items from local and<br />
area establishments at a<br />
stunning setting downtown<br />
this summer.<br />
As a fundraiser for<br />
Develop New Albany,<br />
the Scribner House, and<br />
the Padgett Museum<br />
Auxiliary, Larry and<br />
Ann Ricke welcomed<br />
the public to their beautifully<br />
renovated and<br />
expanded historic home<br />
and shaded grounds on<br />
Oak Street.<br />
Every room of the<br />
Ricke home (pictured<br />
above, left) was beautifully decorated<br />
and furnished, including<br />
the spacious kitchen where (left)<br />
Betty Lenfert; owner Ann Ricke;<br />
her daughter, Emily Ricke Heine<br />
of Louisville; and her sister-inlaw,<br />
Barbara Ricke, paused during<br />
the tours. Designer Barbara<br />
Ricke, owner of Barbara Ricke<br />
Interiors, Ltd., of Lexington, Ky.,<br />
and Palm Beach, Fla., created the<br />
home’s decor.<br />
Celebration for the chancellor<br />
Members of the community and IU alumni and dignitaries<br />
feted IU Southeast Chancellor Sandra Patterson-<br />
Randles at a celebration to mark her recent retirement<br />
after 11 years at the helm of the campus. Pictured above,<br />
left: Among the speakers were Board of Trustees member<br />
Patrick Shoulders, left, of Evansville and IU President<br />
Michael McRobbie.<br />
New Albany • Clarksville •Floyds Knobs •<br />
Sellersburg • Jefersonville • Bardstown • Louisville<br />
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