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October 3, 2007
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FRONT PAGE NEWS
Vicious dog attack call results in dispatch protocol change
When Flaherty resident Theresa Cutting was trying to find an agency to deal with a vicious pit bull, she was at the end of her rope.
Buster’s bus safety lesson
The last week of September, Meade County school bus drivers traveled the roads after they’d dropped off their passengers, visiting every elementary school in the county to share information about bus safety.
Refuse collection bid field for Meade County narrowed to two firms
And then there were two.
Following a closer review of the four garbage bids received last month, members of the county’s solid waste advisory committee narrowed the list.
Think pink!
Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer among women. One in three women is diagnosed with breast cancer every three minutes. One woman will die of breast cancer every 13 minutes in the United States. An estimated 40,460 women and 450 men will die from breast cancer in 2007.
Farm lease renewed, Industrial Authority splits on Arch proposals
The Meade County/Brandenburg Industrial Development Authority split on two Arch proposals during a Sept. 28 meeting.
Attorney concerns, master plan and animal issues also discussed
In addition to the discussion regarding the carrying of a weapon by Hank Schaffner, members of the planning and zoning commission and Fiscal Court touched on other issues.
City to explore Ramsey Field prospects
Facing a tight budget, the lack of grants and needed park space, city officials informally authorized Mayor David Pace to pursue discussions with Meade County officials regarding the fate of Ramsey Field.
City/Chamber officials continue process of office relocations
Although Meade County Area Chamber of Commerce executive director Russ Powell is on a two-week vacation, that doesn’t mean that work will stop at his office.
Brandenburg tankfuls . . .
Floral clock, Daniel Boone gravesite lure Frankfort visitors
Where can one go to visit the gravesite of Daniel Boone and one of the few floral clocks in the country?
Frankfort, Ky., of course. Boone, one of Kentucky’s favorite sons, lies buried in the Frankfort Cemetery with his wife, Rebecca.
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