Harbor House emerges as a pacesetter in sober living

A panel of judges appointed Briles to serve as a Vanderburgh County Superior Court magistrate in 2019, a post she has held since. Briles has an extensive and varied legal career that traces back to her time as a student at the University of Southern Indiana. She has clerked for an Indiana Court of Appeals judge, served as a deputy city attorney and practiced family law at Ziemer, Stayman, Weitzel & Shoulders. EVANSVILLE — Vanderburgh County’s two candidates for circuit court judge, Ryan Hatfield and Molly Briles, sat down with the Courier & Press to answer questions about what they plan to bring to the bench if elected in November. And Mrs. Vanderbilt will shortly take up their residence in the handsome mansion.” On May 14, 1899, the paper reported that “Mr.

Open Houses

1. For this article, the Courier & Press is giving a rundown of Hatfield and Briles’ answers to key questions about challenges the next circuit court judge will have to tackle, along with their view of the judge’s role in Vanderburgh County’s legal system.
2. Briles has an extensive and varied legal career that traces back to her time as a student at the University of Southern Indiana.
3. In the years that followed, Frederick lived quietly at Hyde Park, maintaining the house much as it was left after Louise’s passing.

The judges are going to be the deciders of whether that evidence is scientifically reliable or not, so it is important for us to have a basic understanding of how these tools work. We are generally prohibited from doing independent research into these kinds of evidentiary issues. It’s good to have a solid foundation, but ultimately, it’s going to come down to the evidence that’s presented in any given case. Then when I was in college, I changed my mind; I wanted to go into the law. I wanted to be a judicial officer, and it’s something I’ve been working towards and now living for the last five years.

Ogden Codman would design Louise Vanderbilt’s suite, and Georges Glaenzer would design Mr. Vanderbilt’s bedroom, his office, the den, and the reception room. The formal rooms of the ground floor are arranged in a concise, classical plan. A large living room and corresponding dining room accentuate the north and south end of the transverse axis. From the late 1870s to the 1920s, the Vanderbilt family employed some of the best Beaux-Arts architects and decorators in the United States to build a notable string of townhouses in New York City and palaces on the East Coast of the United States. Some photographs of Vanderbilt residences in New York are included in the Photographic series of American Architecture by Albert Levy (1870s).

Guests adhere to a curfew, submit to drug and alcohol screenings, and participate in home and community events. Recovery home certification is awarded by state affiliates organized under the National Alliance for Recovery Residences, or NARR. NARR’s state affiliates, through a certification process, ensure that certified sober living homes provide guests with reliable and transparent services, and ensure overall quality, safety, and success of sober living programs.

History of Vanderburgh Sober Living

In a legal case, you have to take the time to actually listen to what people have to say and make an informed decision based on the law and the facts that are before you. The candidates, who are vying to replace longtime Circuit Court Judge David Kiely upon his retirement, both touted their legal bonafides during individual, in-person interviews this month. Both answered questions about their background, experience and vision for the court. An brief history of the Vanderbilt property from European settlement in the seventeenth century to present day. Hyde Park’s interiors illustrate the collaborative practices among Gilded Age architects, clients, and artisans. Explore the mansion at your own pace with an audio tour narrated by park rangers.

Q&A: Hear from Vanderburgh Co. Circuit Court judge candidates Ryan Hatfield and Molly Briles

If tactics are used that are outside the bounds of the law, I’ll find it so. If the law allows for a tactic or investigative tool to be used, I’ll support the law. Following the law ensures a fair and just process for the parties, and it’s incumbent on the judge to be committed to following the law.

The growth of Harbor House raises all kinds of possibilities along this line, which is good news for individuals looking for a stable and supportive environment in which to get and stay sober. When we spoke, Harbor House’s new facility in Southbridge was in the process of being set up, and completely renovated. Mr. Foote had just returned from one of a couple of trips he has made to Nairobi, this time with his fiancé “and we met with her mother.

In the construction of Gilded Age country houses, prominent architects like McKim, Mead & White, generally collaborated Harbor House with an interior decorator. A further distinction is the rare overall carte blanche seemingly given McKim as chief architect on the design and furnishing of the ground floor reception rooms. A new residence in Southbridge, set to open on Main Street this month, typifies Harbor House’s rapid growth as a provider of structured and certified sober living for men and women in a recovery-focused and peer-supported environment. The Chamberlain Home in Southbridge is one of a number of sober living facilities Harbor House owns and operates in Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Maine.

The company’s business model is built on residents taking responsibility for their home and their recovery. A full-time manager for a large Worcester manufacturing company, he devotes his home life to those in recovery as one of our House Mentors. He leads a fantastic group of men in their recovery journey, offering support and encouragement to each guest. One of the changes I expect to make in the circuit court is to ensure we make actual progress during court hearings and give parties sufficient time to prepare. We must become more efficient for the parties, the litigants and the community at large. For this article, the Courier & Press is giving a rundown of Hatfield and Briles’ answers to key questions about challenges the next circuit court judge will have to tackle, along with their view of the judge’s role in Vanderburgh County’s legal system.