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FRONT PAGE NEWS Frank and Jesse James in Brandenburg, Kentucky
Ordinance officer’s nonresponse means he’s out of a job County ordinance enforcement officer Hank Schaffner is on his way out. Following a nonresponse to a letter sent Dec. 21 by Judge Executive Harry Craycroft, officials took the next step in the drama – relieving Schaffner of his duties. Meade County Messenger Year in Review - 2007 Chuck Fentress, an employee of Arch Chemicals, took dieting to a new height. Not only did he lose 55 pounds, he earned $6,000 in the process, with the proceeds being given to the Relay for Life event. It took Fentress three months to shed his weight and for a celebration after the loss, he enjoyed a cheeseburger and some smoked chicken. Adrian Whelan, Levi Mattingly and Jordan Benock are still spending time on the basketball court, having all decided to attend Campbellsville University. They originally were scattered throughout the United States, but due to different circumstances, managed to find themselves back at the same school. See this week's Meade County Messenger for the following articles Draft fire boat procedure under board review
New ethics member tapped in year-end naming flurry
Meade PZ hears more about tabled request
Fiscal Court delays second waste ordinance reading
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