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Breaking news: Parksville faces water shortage emergency
msimpson@amnews.comPARKSVILLE — Customers of Parksville Water District are facing a water shortage emergency and boil-water advisory due to early morning flooding in the district’s main pump station. Early this morning, district co-manager Debbie Webb said water... -
Recycling numbers parallel garbage collection
Today is the third pickup for the single-stream curbside pilot recycling program in Holiday Hills, and preliminary numbers for the first two pickups suggest a correlation between the amount of recyclables and the amount of trash people set out.
At a...Tags: Human Interest, Mike Flynn
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Crab Orchard issues boil-water advisory
The city of Crab Orchard Waterworks issued a boil-water advisory at 11:30 a.m. Friday for all customers on Ky. 39 North, from Fall Lick Road to Al Wyler Road. The advisory is due to a recent water line break that has the potential to allow contamination... -
From Our Files: July 31
1911There will be a showing at the Danville Opera House of the genuine Tanhouser picture of The Coronation of King George 5th, of England. These pictures show the coronation, the royal procession, the starving peasants, etc. They have never been show in...Tags: Human Interest, Hospitals and Clinics, Crime, Law and Justice, Surgery, Health
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From Our Files: Aug. 21
1911Katherine F. Huff filed suit in Jefferson Circuit Court for divorce from J.D. Huff, who lives in Danville. They married in 1903 and lived together until June 28, when the plaintiff discovered the defendant was untrue to her. Mrs. Huff alleges her...Tags: Television, Armed Forces, Human Interest, Crime, Law and Justice, Defense
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Public meeting on Danville water project draws little interest
dbrock@amnews.comDanville continued to deliver details of one of the largest projects in city history before a small crowd Tuesday night. A handful of residents assembled at city hall to hear an overview of the $27.5 million water treatment expansion project that will...Tags: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Science and Technology, Agricultural Research and Technology
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Lancaster lands $1.13 million in Kentucky budget for water treatment plant
FRANKFORT — Rep. Lonnie Napier, R-Lancaster, has added language to Kentucky’s biennial budget that would provide $1.13 million to go toward the construction of a new water treatment plant for Lancaster.
The funding was included in the...Tags: Lonnie Napier, Plant Openings
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Boil water advisory to be in effect for Mercer Friday
HARRODSBURG — A boil water advisory to all City of Harrodsburg water customers and North Mercer Water District will be in effect from 9 a.m. Friday until further notice.
Water customers are advised by the water department to boil all water to be...Tags: Career and Workplace, Health, Labor Legislation, Medical Procedures and Tests, Radio Industry
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Breaking news: Friday's boil water advisory for Mercer canceled
Friday's boil water advisory for Mercer County is canceled, according to Walter Bottoms, superintendent of the Harrodsburg Water Treatment Plant. Bottoms says the advisory and expansion work will be rescheduled for sometime next week, and a new advisory... -
News briefs for Sept. 9
Boil water advisory cancelled in Mercer for today
The boil water advisory for residents in Mercer County issued by the Harrodsburg Water Treatment Plant for today has been cancelled. Plant superintendent Wally Bottoms said the expansion work will be...Tags: Documentary (genre), Wii, Washington, DC, September 11, 2001 Attacks
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Letter to the Editor: Sept. 13, 2011
Spending our money like Congress Dear Editor, Our elected city officials are raising our taxes for the new schools and the new water treatment plant. They have already raised the library tax and now they’re raising the property tax. When most... -
Wilmore eyes $3.5 million sludge facility
brossi@jessaminejournal.comWilmore utilities director Dave Carlstedt and the sanitation department are hoping to get started as early as next year on a $3.5 million sludge-handling facility project in order to comply with new state regulations coming down the pipeline. Currently,...Tags: Litigation and Regulation, Science and Technology, Georgetown, Environmental Issues, Water
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