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From our files for Jan. 27, 2013
100 YEARS AGO — 1913 Enoch Burton, candidate for jailer of Mercer County, is endowed with the remarkable gift of being able to hoo-doo warts. He is removing warts while he prosecutes his campaign and is said to be gaining many votes through his...
Tags: Politics, Polio, Electricity Production and Distribution, Metal and Mineral, Hospitals and Clinics
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'Water line coverage' offer not endorsed by Stanford
Recently, City of Stanford Waterworks customers have received letters from American Water Resources of KY offering homeowner water line coverage. City of Stanford Waterworks has no knowledge of this company and does not endorse this coverage. We can... -
25 Years Ago
Jan. 24, 1988 Winchester Municipal Utilities most expensive project at $2 million is to improve the water treatment plant. Due to the plant’s violation for sludge release, WMU could be fined $10,000 each day it is in violation. State Rep. Paul W....
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New wastewater plant in Winchester to meet deadline
This is the closest the City of Winchester and the Winchester Municipal Utilities have come to a consent decree deadline, but the Lower Howard’s Creek Waste Water Treatment Plant will still be operating prior to the Jan. 1 deadline. Flow will be...
Tags: Environmental Issues, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Mike Flynn, Environmental Politics
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Lancaster considers options for water treatment plant
kpeek@amnews.comLANCASTER — Discussion about a proposed new water treatment plant in Lancaster is continuing following a workshop Monday at city hall. Attending were Lancaster City Council members, Mayor Brenda Powers, Garrard Fiscal Court members, engineers,...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, John Wilson, Plant Openings, Science and Technology, Technology
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News briefs for Nov. 9
Boil-water advisory issued CRAB ORCHARD — The city of Crab Orchard Waterworks has issued a boil-water advisory as of 1:30 p.m. Friday for all customers on the entire Crab Orchard water system. The advisory is due to a recent water line break that...
Tags: U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Arts and Culture, Farms, Arts, Artists
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Police pull stolen vehicle from Danville pond
A vehicle reported stolen last week from Danville High School was found at the bottom of a pond Tuesday afternoon. Danville Police Chief Tony Gray said his office received tips over the weekend that a blue 2001 Dodge Durango taken from the school had...
Tags: Lakes and Ponds, Theft
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Update: Stanford water main replacement complete; resurfacing expected to begin soon
ben@theinteriorjournal.comSTANFORD — Replacement of an unreliable water main in downtown Stanford has been completed, paving the way for state road crews to finish the last piece of the Main Street resurfacing project. A section of a water main underneath the far west end... -
WMU seeks to offer water to Lisletown
Water service looks to be on its way to Lisletown residents, but the particulars are still unclear. The Winchester Municipal Utilities Commission discussed servicing the customers there at the board’s regular meeting Thursday. Residents on...
Tags: Jimmy Powell, Mike Flynn
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Danville City Commmission candidates agree transparency is desirable
tkleffman@amnews.comToward the end of Thursday’s forum for Danville City Commission candidates, Ryan Montgomery remarked on the evening’s decorum, apparently in contrast to the acrimony that often pervades City Commission meetings. “We were all pretty...Tags: John F. Kennedy, Politics, Human Interest, Corporate Officers, Elections
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Local briefs: Oct. 20, 2012
AARP¿meeting correction The AARP meeting and annual auction originally scheduled for Oct. 26 has been rescheduled for Nov. 1. The public is invited to the auction at the Generations Center. In Friday’s edition of the Sun, the location of the...
Tags: The Rocky Horror Picture Show (movie), Auction Service, Music, Entertainment, Halloween
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Danville City Commission candidates share ideas on how to improve city
smojica@amnews.comThe Danville City Commission candidates who participated in a forum Monday agreed that the quality of life in the city is good but has the potential to become even better. Incumbent Commissioners J.H. Atkins, Kevin Caudill and Ryan Montgomery along...Tags: Politics, Public Officials, Government, Local Elections, Elections
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