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Awesome Gem defeats favored Noosa Beach in Longacres Mile
A multi-millionaire from Southern California ended a recent string of local dominance Sunday in the $200,000 Longacres Mile (G3) at Emerald Downs.
Awesome Gem won a stretch battle with local favorite Noosa Beach and edged clear late for a 1-½ length...Tags: West Point, Human Interest
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Waters: Kentucky's pension crisis facing day of reckoning
The United States isn’t the only government that’s had its credit rating lowered. Two agencies also recently downgraded Kentucky’s bond rating.
In reducing the commonwealth’s rating, Moody’s Investors Service pointed to...Tags: Credit Ratings, Government, Interior Policy, Pension and Welfare, Elections
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Looking Back: Roadside marker to be placed where bomber crashed
Contributing WriterMCKINNEY - A group’s plans call for a Kentucky Historical Society roadside marker to be placed at the spot where three Air Force officers lost their lives nearly 45 years ago when a B-58 “Hustler” bomber crashed near a hillside on a farm...Tags: New York, File Sharing, Arts and Culture, Indiana, History
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Looking Back: Danville woman killed by stray gunfire during Civil War
Contributing WriterA descendant of a woman who was killed during the Civil War is seeking information about the incident.Mildred Abbott Julian Mitchell, who lived in Danville, was killed March 24, 1863, when hit by a “stray” minie ball as she stood near a window...Tags: Wars and Interventions, Thomas Mitchell, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Human Interest
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Clark County Sheriff: Aug. 22, 2011
Charged
— Charles J. Clay, 37, of 716 Dogwood Lane, was charged Thursday with being a fugitive from another state.
— Steven Aiken, 54, no address given, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence, no operator's license, no insurance... -
Looking Back: Book about Walker Daniel and early Danville available
Contributing WriterA book about the settlement of Danville that includes documented materials, early maps, deeds, estate settlements, and letters written by early settlers will be for sale at the Constitution Square Arts Festival.“KEN-TAH-THE, The Life and Times of...Tags: Lawyers, Robert Daniel, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice, Politics
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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: Public Employees, Korean War (1950-1953), Television, Stanford University, Rivers
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Penis amputee says he wanted to flee after news
SHELBYVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky man suing a doctor for amputating his penis testified that the moment he learned part of the organ had been removed, he wanted to flee the hospital. Former truck driver Phillip Seaton testified Monday during his...Tags: Surgery, Amputation
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Jessamine library to kick off 'geek' campaign
mmoore@jessaminejournal.comIf you are interested in it, chances are that the Jessamine County Public Library has a book or another resource on it. What the “it” is varies from person to person, but the “Geek the Library” campaign, which kicks off Sunday, is...Tags: Libraries, LEGO Group, Elections, Deere and Company, Arts and Culture
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Victim Of Penis Amputation Nearly Went Into Shock
A Kentucky man suing a doctor for amputating his penis testified that the moment he learned part of the organ had been removed, he wanted to flee the hospital.
Former truck driver Phillip Seaton testified Monday during his civil trial against Dr. John...Tags: Surgery, Amputation
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Sports Briefs: Aug. 23, 2011
Sun Sports EditorPrep golf Lady Cards fall to Harrison County The George Rogers girls golf team suffered a 250-258 loss to Harrison County Monday afternoon. Hannah Ritchie paced Clark with a 57, followed by Haleigh Snapp with a 62 and Katie Franklin fired a 63. The...Tags: Georgia, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama)
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Eight GRC juniors chosen as Governor's Scholars
Eight George Rogers Clark High School students were among the 1,074 outstanding juniors in Kentucky to be named Governor’s Scholars this summer.
During the program, students spend five weeks on a college campus and have the opportunity to...Tags: Executive Branch, Government, Elections, Politics
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