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Danville officials review citizens' input on budget
Danville city officials continued 2012-13 budget planning discussions at a special meeting Thursday.
About 90 people responded to a Danville budget survey, which was about 45 fewer than last year, noted Mayor Bernie Hunstad. Interim City Manager Ron...Tags: Public Officials, Safety of Citizens, Government, Budgets and Budgeting, Politics
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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... -
Danville has another tax and spend city commission
Oh my gosh! It looks like we have elected another spend and tax Danville City Commission. I guess we will have to vote them out of office at the next election. I must say, this City Commission is going to out-do the last by about 3 to 1. The new...Tags: Elections, Politics
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Tanker truck spills acid in Lincoln
STANFORD — Lincoln County residents can breathe easy once again after a tanker truck carrying hydrochloric acid overturned Wednesday evening on Ky. 698 south of Stanford.
The truck, bound for the Stanford water treatment plant, spilled three to... -
Dropoff boxes for drugs in place
Residents of Winchester and Clark County now have a permanent safe place to dispose of their expired or unwanted prescription drugs.
Through the efforts of the Clark County Agency for Substance Abuse Policy, two drop boxes have been placed at the...Tags: Substance Abuse, Chemical Industry, Food and Drug Administration, Behavioral Conditions, Pharmaceuticals
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Looking Back: From our files: Oct. 23
100 years ago — 1911
The Interior Journal said the people who want to keep Stanford dry will not publish the list of names signed to the wet petition in that city by reason of the fact the petition had been knocked out and its publication would...Tags: UNICEF, Prisons, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Manufacturing and Engineering, Hospitals and Clinics
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Boil-water advisory still on for part of Boyle
As of 9 a.m. Friday a boil-water advisory remained in effect for City of Danville water customers on Perryville Road between Salt River Road and Needmore Road. The advisory affects about 30 customers.
The cause of the advisory was a 2 inch water line...Tags: Salt
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Danville City Commission seeks public input on budget
dbrock@amnews.comAhead of the number crunching that will go into making the 2012-2013 budget, Danville City Commission took the first step in the planning process Thursday by outlining its wish list for the upcoming fiscal year. The City Commission went over some of...Tags: Local Government, Economy, Business and Finance, Finance, Property Tax, Budgets and Budgeting
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Commission is looking out for Danville
In the Monday edition of The Advocate-Messenger, Mr. Ernie Moore submitted a letter to the editor that had one serious flaw. The previous commission did not have to spend an extra $4 million on the city hall as it had other options, such as renovation...Tags: Environmental Politics, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
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We have no choice but to plan ahead
Wars have been fought and kingdoms lost over water and water rights. Although the world is mostly made up of water, millions of people do not have a source for clean, usable water. That's not the case in Danville. Sometime in the mid 1920s, the leaders...Tags: Bodies of Water, Rivers
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Mayor clarifies water plant mission
Your article published Sunday, Feb. 12, covering the expansion of the Danville Water Treatment Plant provided the public with an excellent overview of the city’s project to update our water facility. However, the growth of wholesale water supplied... -
Home Grown: Mercer's economic spurt stems from catering to existing industries
eruehs@amnews.comHARRODSBURG — When the economy has fallen and can’t seem to get back up, the job of industrial recruiter goes from difficult to nearly impossible. Yet Drew Dennis, executive director of the Harrodsburg-Mercer County Industrial Development...Tags: Judges, Hitachi Ltd., Crime, Law and Justice, Government, Politics
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