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Danville interviews two search firms
dbrock@amnews.comDanville City Commission heard Monday from two executive search firms interested in facilitating the search for a new city manager, but the commission has not yet decided whether to enlist the outside help. Hours before the City Commission named an...Tags: Government, Economy, Business and Finance, Politics, Texas, Public Employees
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Danville hires interim manager
dbrock@amnews.comDanville has another interim city manager. After almost two hours in executive session Monday, the City Commission unanimously approved hiring Ron Scott to take over the position left vacant when John W.D. Bowling resigned last week. Scott will be paid a...Tags: Sports, Bowling, Government, Politics, Employees
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Letters to the editor: Sept. 8, 2011
Paper needs better proofreading
Dear Editor,
I was just wondering if anyone ever proofreads any of the stories that are printed? It used to be fun when Winchester had its own paper to catch misspelled words. Now it’s hard to get through the paper...Tags: White House, United Air Lines, Attack on Pearl Harbor (1941), Employees, Unrest, Conflicts and War
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Ginter hired as baseball coach at George Rogers Clark High School
Sun Sports EditorMatt Ginter has been hired as baseball coach at George Rogers Clark High School. Clark principal David Bolen confirmed the hiring Tuesday in an e-mail to staff members at the school. Ginter welcomed the opportunity to lead the baseball program at Clark....Tags: New York Mets, FIFA World Cup, Detroit Tigers, Baseball, College Baseball
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Woman, nursing home in dispute over firing
A Winchester woman who has been arguing since March that she was wrongfully fired from a local nursing home will continue to receive unemployment benefits, despite claims of misconduct from her former employer. She recently filed a complaint with the...Tags: Employment Opportunities, Unemployment Benefits, Health and Medical Professionals, Kindred Healthcare Incorporated, Medical Specialization
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Statutes need revision in city manager form
The predictable end to the Paul Stansbury saga at Danville city hall came Friday evening with the announcement that the commission will settle out of court with its recently suspended, now officially “former” city manager to the tune of...Tags: Government, Politics, Public Employees, Kentucky, Career and Workplace
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News briefs for Oct. 6, 2011
New animal control officer hired for animal shelter The Jessamine County Fiscal Court approved the hiring of a new animal control officer at its meeting Tuesday. The court unanimously approved the hiring of William Taylor Bourne at a rate of $11 per hour...Tags: Charles Dickens, Religious Festivals, Career and Workplace, Arts and Culture, Holidays
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Chinese to test refuge chambers made in Lancaster
msimpson@amnews.comLANCASTER — Mine Shields Inc. is still in the process of receiving American certification for its refuge chambers, designed to provide food, water and breathable air for trapped miners. But that isn’t stopping the company from pursuing...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Economy, Business and Finance, Economic Policy, John Wilson, Companies and Corporations
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Security cameras, high employee turnover plague Clark County jail
The Winchester SunAbout half of the security camera installation in the Clark County Jail has not been completed. The Kentucky Department of Corrections, which inspects jails at least twice a year, complained in November 2010 that the jail didn’t have security...Tags: Government, Politics, Employees, Judges, Public Employees
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Letters to the editor: July 15, 2011
Tax cuts for the rich don't create jobs
Editor:
Our nation is on the brink of a financial crisis. In times of crisis, our nation must unite and work together.
Everyone must sacrifice. The poor may have to give up food stamps. The sick may have to give...Tags: Endangered Species, Unemployment Benefits, Human Interest, Conservation, Wildlife
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Search for Danville city manager stalls
dbrock@amnews.comAs Danville begins its fifth month without a permanent city manager, the City Commission is back to reconsidering the use of an executive search firm. The commission heard a presentation Tuesday on a new benchmarking service provided by the Kentucky...Tags: Government, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Politics, Online Advertising, Public Employees
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Danville could have city manager in February
dbrock@amnews.comDanville's new city manager could be in place by the end of February if the City Commission sticks to a plan approved Monday night. Commissioner Ryan Montgomery presented an outline for a process consisting of 11 steps, which would begin next week...Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Government, Politics, Advertising, Public Employees
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