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Lexington's Most Wanted, Feb. 22
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Merlene Davis: Instead of waiting for the repairman, attend the Ms. Fix-It Fair
Two years ago while attending my first Ms. Fix-It Fair, I sat in on the "Granny's Home Remedies" session led by Cheryl Steenerson. She taught the class so many common sense, down-to-Earth, cheap and environmentally friendly health and cleaning fixes, I thought my brain would shut down.
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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
After Tea Party rally, Senate votes to set limit on state debt
FRANKFORT — After a Tea Party rally in the Capitol Rotunda to curb government debt, the Senate approved a bill Wednesday to set a limit on state debt.
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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Bill to open family courts passes key hurdle
FRANKFORT — A bill that would allow a pilot project to open family courts unanimously passed a House panel Wednesday and will likely pass the full House in coming days.
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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Bill to toughen Ky human trafficking laws passes House panel
FRANKFORT — A measure that would strengthen Kentucky human trafficking laws and provide more resources to trafficking victims was approved unanimously Wednesday by the House Judiciary Committee.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
Amber Alert for Tenn. girls canceled after they were found in Maryland
There is reason to think that two Tennessee children, sisters ages 3 and 4, who were abducted by their non-custodial parents are in the Lexington area, police said.
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BUSINESS
D.C. duo of Biden and Solis tout Obama job-training plan in Lexington
Jill Biden, the wife of Vice President Joe Biden, and U.S. Labor Secretary Hilda Solis came to Lexington on Wednesday night as part of a three-day bus tour touting President Barack Obama's plan to train more workers.
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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
Full Senate expected to vote Thursday on casino gambling bill
FRANKFORT — Decades of debate about allowing casino gambling in Kentucky may come to a crescendo Thursday in the state Senate, where Republican leaders say they will vote on a constitutional amendment to allow up to seven casinos.
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PUBLIC SAFETY
3 Harlan coal company Manalapan mine employees indicted
A Harlan County coal company and three supervisors willfully violated federal health and safety rules, exposing employees at an underground mine to the danger of being hurt or killed, a federal grand jury charged Wednesday.
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POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT
State labor leader, Democratic activist dies in Georgetown house fire
Charles Britton Wells, 52, a longtime state labor leader and Democratic Party activist, has been identified as the victim of a Georgetown house fire Tuesday evening.
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LOCAL NEWS
Chris Bailey's forecast: Scattered storms going up
Good Wednesday evening. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are developing across much of Kentucky this evening and this is a sign of things to come for Thursday.








