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State officials begin setting traps for Ash borers
OWENSBORO — State officials have begun putting traps into trees to track the movement of tiny sap-sucking beetles that have killed millions of ash trees. Although there hasn’t been any evidence ...
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Rotarian devotes new quest to eliminate polio
ERLANGER — John Salyers remembers as a child growing up in the 1950s he had to wait in a long line to get the polio vaccine as anxiety over the disease closed pools and worried parents. Then, th...
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Covington to post names of tenants
COVINGTON — Covington landlords are getting a new tool to help them screen prospective tenants. According to The Kentucky Enquirer, the city is posting an alphabetized list of people who have be...
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State offers variety of license plates
FRANKFORT — Kentucky offers a wide variety of license plates to motorists. The Lexington Herald-Leader (http://bit.ly/15eQtd1)reports that beyond the standard issue plates that say “Unbridled Sp...
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Special election offers test of new military voting law
FRANKFORT — A special legislative election in central Kentucky could be the first test of the state’ new military voting law passed earlier this year to help ensure soldiers deployed to foreign cou...
Apr 27, 2013 | 0 0 comments | 0 0 recommendations | email to a friend
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Farmer pleads not guilty to federal charges
LEXINGTON — Kentucky sports hero turned politician Richie Farmer has pleaded not guilty to charges related to his management of the Department of Agriculture. The 43-year-old Farmer appeared Thu...
Apr 26, 2013 | 0 0 comments | 0 0 recommendations | email to a friend
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Schools must tell students of their rights
LOUISVILLE — Students must be informed of their legal rights — including the right to remain silent — before being questioned by school administrators working with police or school resource officer...
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Woman to become ordained by Catholic dissident group
LOUISVILLE — A former nun and theology student is aiming to defy Roman Catholic law by being ordained as a priest. Rosemarie Smead is set to be ordained by the dissident group Association of Rom...
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Group pays medical debts
LOUISVILLE — More than 1,000 people in Kentucky have had medical debts paid by a nonprofit agency in New York. The Courier-Journal reports the Rolling Jubilee Fund bought the debts and forgave t...
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Rollins resigns seat, takes new position
FRANKFORT — The chairman of the House Education Committee resigned Wednesday to accept a promotion to the top job at the Kentucky Higher Education Assistance Authority, a state agency that provides...
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