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Tom Eblen: New location fitting for black history museum
The Isaac Scott Hathaway Museum's new home seems almost fitting: Black history was once something of an orphan when it came to the study of Kentucky history. The museum moved last summer to a century-old building on Georgetown Street that was once...
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BLUEGRASS MOMS
Former UK doctor says 'The Simple Diet' makes it easier to get the weight off, keep it off
To some people, he's Dr. Oat Bran, the man who led an '80s America into a diet nirvana based on the humble breakfast grain. Now, Dr. James Anderson has written a new book that he says makes it simpler than ever to ditch the weight and stick with a weight-loss program. It's called The Simple Diet: ...
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NEIGHBORS
Fayette County: Singing Valentines and more
Order a singing valentine for your loved one this Valentine's Day and help out a cause in the process.
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NEIGHBORS
Jessamine County: To your health, Wilmore seniors
"Healthy Ways to Start and End Your Day," a program presented by Admiral Dewey Sanders, will be at 1:15 p.m. Friday at the Wilmore Senior Community Center at Wesley Village, 1125 Lexington Road, Wilmore. For information, call Alan at (859) 858-3865, Ext. 238.
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KENTUCKY NEWS REVIEW
Kentucky News Review: Thoroughbred farm owner Stronach has more Florida land than Disney World
Frank Stronach, owner of Adena Springs, has expanded his land holdings to cattle ranch. ... A former Madison County, Ky., man has been charged with bigamy in Minnesota. ... KFC is the first U.S. fast food restaurant on the West Bank. ... House boat company in Columbia is hanging on.
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BLUEGRASS MOMS
Chief of embattled Cabinet for Health and Family Services resigns
FRANKFORT — The chief of Kentucky's embattled Cabinet for Health and Family Services will step down on Feb. 29 to seek other opportunities, Gov. Steve Beshear announced Tuesday.
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GREENSPOT
House panel approves bill to let billboard companies cut trees
FRANKFORT — The House Transportation Committee unanimously approved a bill Tuesday that would allow billboard owners to cut trees obstructing their roadside signs.
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NEWS
Kentucky News Review: Hal Rogers earmarks $7 million for his neighborhood
Kentucky author and poet Wendell Berry will deliver the 2012 Jefferson Lecture in the Humanities. ... Hal Rogers earmarks over $7 million for work on the street of his residence. ... Mammoth Cave National Park brings in $62 million into Kentucky economy.
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NEIGHBORS
Woodford County: Burchell wins Midway chili cook-off; Midway city council elections
Phil Burchell won the community chili cook-off Jan. 30 at Midway Christian Church. Each month, the church hosts a free community dinner, and a chili cook-off was chosen as the theme for January's dinner. Twenty-eight pots of chili were entered for judging, and 175 people attended the dinner.
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NEIGHBORS
Lex-Care: Assistance for rent, dental bills needed
Requests for assistance to pay rent and a dental bill were received at Lex-Care this week.
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NEIGHBORS
Boyle County Chamber of Commerce hands out awards
The Danville/Boyle County Chamber of Commerce had its annual Chamber Celebration in January at the Danville Country Club. The event was produced by the chamber's young professionals group.
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