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Blue Grass Energy names new managers
news@jessaminejournal.comBlue Grass Energy announces three organizational changes, effective immediately. Barry Drury, district manager, has been named vice president of Energy Solutions; Robert Farmer, district manager, has been named vice president of operations; and Carol...Tags: Science and Technology, Environmental Issues, Marketing
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$7 million Stanford sewer upgrade project nearly complete
ben@theinteriorjournal.comSTANFORD — An approximately $7 million upgrade to Stanford's wastewater treatment plant that began in mid 2011 is all but complete, providing the city with about half again as much sewer capacity as before. Water Department Manager Ryan Owens said...Tags: Environmental Issues
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$4 million energy project gets green light for Jessamine school system
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comThe Jessamine County Board of Education gave its approval Monday night to a $4 million project designed to create enough energy savings in the school district to pay that bill in the next 14 years. At a special meeting before a regularly scheduled...Tags: Environmental Issues, Investments
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KU, LG&E provide New Year's energy-saving resolutions
LOUISVILLE — With the holidays over and the guests out of the house, many are turning their attention to another annual tradition — the New Year’s resolution. While Kentucky Utilities Company and Louisville Gas and Electric Company can&...
Tags: Environmental Issues, Heating, Ventilating, and Air Conditioning, Kentucky Utilities Company
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Collier reflects on time as Nicholasville city commissioner
mmoore@jessaminejournal.comOutgoing city commissioner Johnny Collier has had many irons in many fires over the last 43 years. “Since 1969, the year Doris and I got married, I had always been involved in civic clubs — Jaycees, chamber of commerce, Rotary Club, parks...Tags: Russ Meyer, Politics, Elections, Public Officials, Plant Openings
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Boyle school getting $4 million upgrade
kpeek@amnews.comAn estimated $4 million project is under way at Boyle County Middle School, slated for completion by Aug. 15, and is being done in “phases” according to Chris Holderman, director of operations for the Boyle school system. “When we...Tags: Renovation, Environmental Issues
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Casey library set to reopen after 'bat-astrophe'
tkleffman@amnews.comLIBERTY — When folks ask Casey County Public Library Director Jan Banks why the much-used facility has been closed for more than four months, the easy answer is storm damage. Which is true. Water from storms that had backed up above the library'...Tags: Libraries, Histoplasmosis , Environmental Issues, Arts and Culture
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Denyo dedicates 7 million dollar expansion
Denyo Manufacturing held a ribbon-cutting and dedication ceremony Tuesday marking a $7 million expansion at the Danville plant. Shigeru Koga, president of Denyo Co. Ltd., said the Japanese company made the decision to expand the Danville facility last...
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25 years ago: Nov. 8, 2012
Nov. 8, 1987 When the Winchester Municipal Utilities Commission was considering building its sewage treatment plant in 1978, rotating biological control units were touted by industry officials as the most effective system. The system failed to live up to...
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Garrard fiscal court seeks new EMS director
kpeek@amnews.comLANCASTER — Garrard County Fiscal Court is in the process of finding a new emergency medical services director, following Charles O’Neal’s resignation, which will be effective Oct. 31. Near the close of the special-called Fiscal...Tags: Judges, John Wilson, Crime, Law and Justice, Environmental Issues, Justice System
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Wilmore Elementary School kicks off LEED certification effort
jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.comLocal officials gathered Monday morning at Wilmore Elementary School to celebrate the beginning of a process that could make Wilmore Elementary School the first existing school in the state to receive an internationally recognized green certification...Tags: Environmental Issues
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How much damage can Obama cause?
In a letter Friday, Joseph Fons states that “the best experience of his life” was his time at Northern Kentucky University. I’m glad that Mr. Fons had this opportunity. But I have to ask: What did President Obama have to do with the loan...Tags: Conservation, Barack Obama, Mitt Romney, Environmental Issues, Energy
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