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4.3.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring new
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy Junes, Timmany. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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April second, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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a reading surface intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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One point three million dollars allotted by state for local
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roads by Jane Reid Climb. April second, twenty twenty five,
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the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet announced Washington County will be receiving
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over one point three million dollars for local roadways. The
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announcement came at the Washington County Fiscal Court meeting on Friday,
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March eighteenth. The state has allocated five hundred forty three
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thousand dollars to resurface just over six miles of Kentucky
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four thirty eight Maze Creek Road from Highway five to
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fifty five to Highway one fifty two, which is Maxwell Road.
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An additional one hundred thirty three thousand, two hundred five
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dollars has been allocated for a one point two mile
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section of the Retto Road, or Kentucky one fifty two. Additionally,
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five hundred twenty three thousand dollars from the Rural Secondary
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Roads Program has been designated for routine maintenance of county roads,
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one hundred and seventeen thousand, one hundred ninety eight dollars
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in flex funds and three thousand, eight hundred seventy five
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dollars for county judge executives expenses related to road maintenance,
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for a total of one million, three hundred twenty thousand,
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three hundred and seventy eight dollars. The Rural Secondary Roads
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Program is funded by twenty two percent of the motor
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fuel task receipts of the state. Funds for routine maintenance
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are allocated to all one hundred twenty counties based on
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a five point formula, one fifth equally among all counties,
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one fifth based on rural population, one fifth based on
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road miles, and two fifths based on land area. The
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money designated for each county is based on estimates of
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motor fuel tax receipts for the fiscal year. This money
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is sent to the county in three installments. In August,
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the county receives sixty percent of the money allocated another
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thirty percent is received in late winter early spring. The
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remaining ten percent is dispersed in June and is adjusted
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based on actual fuel tax receipts for the year. County
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Judge Executive Tim Graves said he is happy with the
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money that has been allocated for Washington County. Also at
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Friday's meeting, Sheriff Jerry Pinkston presented the court with a
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check for ten thousand dollars for excess fees as a
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sheriff's office. The sheriff's office is funded by the county,
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and each year, the sheriff's office budget is set by
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the Court and the county budget for the fiscal year.
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At the end of the calendar year, if the shafre
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has collected more than the amount estimated in the budget,
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he gives any access back to the county. The Court
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also received a draft of a jail budget for fiscal
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year twenty twenty five through twenty twenty six. Graves explained
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that the county jailer must submit this budget before April first.
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This preliminary budget is then incorporated into the county's overall budget.
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One adjustment was proposed to Jailer Joe Mudd's budget mud
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estimated five hundred forty thousand dollars per contracts with nearby
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counties to house Washington County inmates. Those contracts are so
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much per day per inmate there is no way to
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know how many individuals will be incarcerated over the course
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of the year or how long they will be in custody.
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Judge Graves said he lowered that to five hundred thousand
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based on this year's expense in this category. The budget
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could be amended further at the budget workshop on May third,
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when Graves and County mad Distress will develop the county
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budget for twenty twenty five through twenty twenty six. At
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the last meeting, discussion was held about a loader at
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the transfer station that was in need of a repair
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to an arm of the loader that was causing other
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parts to break. The county voted to replace the arm
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rather than repair it, but Judge Graves was informed the
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wait for the replacement part was over a year, so
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a repair was planned. In the meantime, the loader broke
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down yet again. Graves that the loader is currently at
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a shop being repaired, and a rental unit is being
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used at the transfer station until repairs are complete. Magistrates
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previously approved twenty eight thousand dollars for the repairs to
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the loader. The county opened bids for blacktop to resurface
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county roads. Hayden Materials was the only bidder and was
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awarded the contract at one hundred four dollars per time.
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Bids for knowing that the Judicial Center were also opened.
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The contract was awarded to Jeremy Smith at sixty dollars
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per mowing. Smith will maintain the grass areas around the
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Judicial Center and parking lot. Graves announts to the court
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that the Saint Ivor Bridge work is complete. Last year,
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the county received a grant to install a gas line
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or gas lines to the area of Maxville Road where
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the distilleries are locating. Graves said work has begun on
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those installations. He also announced the county has received the
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salt that was ordered and it is available for the
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next winter storm. The court was updated on construction of
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the new Emergency Services building. Graves said the project is
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on schedule and under budget. The next meeting of the
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Washington County Fiscal Court will be Monday, April fourteenth at
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nine a m. Seltzer leaving Springview Hospital by Dennis House
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Paxton Media Group, April second, twenty twenty five. It wasn't
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in her plans, but an opportunity to move closer to
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family prompted Riba Seltzer to take a new position after
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five years as CEO of Springview Hospital. Quote. I honestly
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was now looking to leave Springview and Marion County before retirement,
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Seltzer said. However, whenever the opportunity to be closer to
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my family and farm in western Kentucky was presented to me,
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I had to consider it. End to quote. That opportunity
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was to become the CEO of Murray Calloway County Hospital,
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where the facility announced her hiring on its Facebook page
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of March twenty fifth. Quote, we are excited to announce
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that Riba Seltzer has been named the new CEO of
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Murray Calloway County High School or Hospital. With her leadership
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and dedication to our community, we look forward to a
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bright future for MCCCH. Please join us in welcoming Rebus
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to the mccch. Stan Lane end of quote. Seltzer said
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that after much thought and prayer, she felt like this
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was the right news for her family at this point
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in their lives. Quote. I have loved not only our
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hospital team, but also working with and serving this community
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over the last five years. Selzer said, this is a
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bittersweet transition, as we have developed lasting friendships and connections here.
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End of quote. She took over as CEO of Springview
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in June twenty twenty and said the hospital has enjoyed
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many successes during her time as CEO, with her being
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most proud of their safety and quality care accomplishments. Quote.
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SBH has achieved grade A Leapfrog score, a four star
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CMS rating, and designation as a Life Point National Health
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National Quality Leader. Seltzer said these scores and ratings are
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a direct reflection of the hard work and dedication of
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the providers and staff who touched the lives of our
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patients on a daily basis. End of quote. Before coming
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to spring View, Seltzer served as CEO of Panova Healthcare
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Dyersburg General in Dyersburg, Tennessee, from February twenty fifteen to
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June twenty twenty. Before that, she spent nine years at
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Life Point Raleigh General Hospital in Beckley, West Virginia, first
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as director then CNO before becoming Chief Operating Officer. Quote
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I look forward to working with a talented team at
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MCCH to continue advancing our mission. Seltzer said, I have
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always believed that healthcare is calling, and that is the
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source that drives my energy and passion for serving others
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and to quote. She succeeds Jerry Penner, who retired on
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March thirty first after fourteen years of service. Seltzer graduated
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from Colorado Technical University with a Master of Business Administration
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in Health and Healthcare Administration and Management. She also holds
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a certification from SACSE, the American College of Healthcare Executives,
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and has a background in nursing. Quote. I find peace
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in knowing that the incredible team at Springview Hospit is
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committed to serving this community with kind, compassionate, high quality
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and safe care that they very much deserve. End of quote,
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selser said. Dominican Sisters protest federal government April second, twenty
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twenty five. The community of Dominican Sisters of Peace at
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Saint Catherine Motherhouse gathered in protests that their main gate
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on Tuesday, March twenty fifth. The Sisters line the stream
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on either side of their entrance to express concern and
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disappointment surrounding many of President Trump's actions and policies. Quote.
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The purpose of the gathering is to express the sister's
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deep concern regarding recent actions being taken by the federal government.
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End of quote. That a press release from the Dominican
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Sisters at the Saint Catherine Motherhouse. The release specifically listed quote.
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Among these actions are the withdrawal of US support for
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the suffering people of Ukraine, cut to services for US veterans,
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cessation of humanate humanitarian aid through the US Agency for
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International Development or USAID, elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion
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or DEI efforts, deportation of immigrants without due process, proposed
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cutts to federal Medicaid, Medicare, and social security benefits in
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order to provide more tax cuts for the wealthy, termination
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of tens of thousands of federal employees, providing more weapons
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to Israel that kill innocent Palestinian people in Gossam, and
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the ending of many essential aspects of environmental protection. End
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of quote. Quote. The Sisters see these concerns not as
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partisan political issues, but as direct a tax on the
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Gospel call to love others as God loves us. End
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of quote. The sisters continued in the press release, quote,
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only justice will lead us to peace. End of quote.
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Recovery client arrested by Jane Reid Clins. March thirty first,
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twenty twenty five, a client at the Crown Recovery Center
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was arrested by Springfield Police after leaving the facility and
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creating a disturbance of the roundabout in front of the
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Saint Catherine's Motherhouse. In the Sheriff's reports to Fiscal Court,
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it was noted that six arrest had been made at
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the Crown Recovery Center in March, prompting questions about the
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incident at the roundabout in front of the Saint Catherine
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Motherhouse on Monday, March twenty fourth. That incident was not
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handled by the Sheriff's office, but rather by the Springfield
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Police Department, so Sheriff Pinkston could offer little information to
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the court. According to Springfield Police Chief Siue Mud, an
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individual who arrived at Crown on Sunday decided he wished
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to leave the drug abuse treatment facility on Monday morning.
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He refused Crown's offers to drive him to a safe location,
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choosing to walk. Mud said this individual was in the roundabout,
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disrupting traffic and making no saint gestures towards motors. When
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her officers responded, officers attempted to get him to safety,
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and again Crown offered transport. The individual ran into the
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roadway and had to be restrained. A taser was deployed
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and the man was arrested. Mud said. The man was
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charged with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. He pled guilty
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to the charges that afternoon and served five days. He
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was released on Friday. The six arrests made by the
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Sheriff's office were on outstanding warrants from other jurisdictions for
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clients getting treatment at the facility corruption. Last week in
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the Sun we reported that the main breaker for the
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electricity to the boat dock at Willisburg had been removed
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in the hall by then city Councilman Penny Stein for
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safety reasons. That was incorrect. Previously, Danny's Marina, formerly at
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Willisburg Lake, ran extension cords to the dock. An employee
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of Dawn's Marina installed electrical outlets at the dock for
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voters to recharge marine batteries. In the fall, the Willisburg
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City Council was made aware that the wiring was improperly installed.
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Animals were chewing into the wires, creating safety concerns. The
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council voted to pull the breaker for safety issues until
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wiring could be repaired. Stein went to the lake to
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pull the breaker. The Carla Ruble, owner of Don's Marina, refused.
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She signed a letter stating the refusal and that she
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would turn off the individual breakers. At the March to
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Willisburg City Council meeting, Rubel and her daughter stated the
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main breaker had been pulled and they wished to restore
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electricity to the dock area. The council voted to ask
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Mike Halsey to examine the wiring at the lake and
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make recommendations. Republicans elect local officers by Jane Reclimb April first.
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The Republican Party of Washington County held its annual reorganizational
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meeting on Wednesday, March nineteenth. The meeting is held every
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four years to elect officers and precting captains. Ten T
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Him was elected president. Rick Greenwell will serve as vice president.
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Also at the meeting, the organization honored the late Jimmy Carrico,
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who was instrumental at getting the organization founded and a
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long time volunteer and supporter, by naming one of the
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annual scholarships given by Republican Women's Club after him. In addition,
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the party presented Rebecca Carrico with a flag flown over
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the US Capitol in Kerrico's honor. It was announced at
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the meeting the applications for the republic Who Women's Club
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scholarships will open on April first, and they will again
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be awarding two scholarships, one for high school students entering
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college and one for current college students to continue their education.
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The next meeting of the Report Public and Women will
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be on April ninth at the Washington County Public Library
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Public Record District. Court Marks twenty fourth, twenty twenty five.
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Ricky L. Bennett Reckless driving fifty dollars fine plus COREK cost.
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Mkay Red the Shay Bottom speeding fifteen miles per hour
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over the limit, Fail your tour seatbelt fifty five dollars
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fine plus courk cost. Jalen Michael Dinnons speeding twenty four
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miles per hour over the limit, driving on a suspended
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or revoked license, no insurance, forty five days probated or
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twenty four months plus courk costs. David won A Strata
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speeding six twenty six miles per hour over the speed
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limits one hundred and twenty five dollars fine plus corek cost.
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Trinidad Garcia Sistata, no license, one hundred dollars fine plus
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court cost. Joshua C. Lantern fail your tour seatbelt, no insurance,
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no license, thirty days probated for twenty four months plus
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court cost. Jarn Alan Lockridge beating twenty five miles per
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hour over the limit, fifty dollars fine plus courk cost.
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Jordan R. Morris violation of IPO one hundred eighty days
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probated for twenty four months plus court cost. Joseph W.
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Ruker disorderly conduct resisting to rest, five days to serve
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plus courk cost. Amber Nacholesmothers reckless driving fifty dollars fine
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plus courk cost. Demontes Maurice Weathers no insurance, five hundred
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dollars fine plus court cost. Robert Arthur Weathers no insurance,
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sixty days probated for twenty four months plus courk cost.
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Circuit Court from March to twenty fourth to twenty twenty five.
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Heather Bartley, theft greater than one thousand dollars but less
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than ten thousand dollars three years in make restitution of
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four thousand, three hundred and fifty seven dollars and fifty
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cents plus court cost. Robert Dell Goodlute possession of unspecified
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controlled substance three years, probated for five years. Possession of
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drug paraphermalia twelve months, probated for twenty four months. Duy
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thirty days, probated for twenty four months. Alternative sentence served
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sixty days plus courk cost. Hunter Vitatal four counts of
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second degree assault, seven years for each count to run concurrently.
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Signs and court costs waived. Court call start a one
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hundred and forty five dollars and increase depending upon the charges.
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The following trial dates were set for other descendants. Randall
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Clark charged with five counts of first degree rape victim
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under the age of twelve and sexual assault of a
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victim under the age of twelve. Next pre trial hearing
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set for May twenty first, twenty twenty five. Jury trials
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scheduled for August twenty seventh, twenty twenty five. Christopher Andrew
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Daniels charged with murder and tampering with physical evidence. Next
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pre trial hearing set for May twenty first, twenty twenty five.
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Jury trial scheduled for June's thirtieth, twenty twenty five. Sherry
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Knox charged with complicity to robbery in the Willisburg Bank robbery.
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Convicted felon in possession of a handgun and persistent selony ascender.
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Next pre trial hearing set for May twenty first, twenty
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twenty five. Jury trial scheduled for August twenty seventh, twenty
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twenty five. Terren Sanders and Bryson Sleet charged with murder
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and robbery. If death penalty is not sought, jury trial
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on January twenty sixth, twenty twenty sixth. If death penalty
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is sought, jury trial is set for April twentieth, twenty
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twenty sixth. With Tassia Mullens charged with murder of a child.
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Next pre trial hearing set for a twenty first, twenty
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twenty five. Jury trial set for November tenth, twenty twenty five.
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Obituaries Betty Joe Watson, ninety five arrived at her heavenly
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home on Friday, March twenty first, twenty twenty five. Her
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family surrounded her bedside as she was greeted in the
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arms of Jesus. Betsy or Betty was born on August thirtieth,
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nineteen twenty nine, in Washington County, Kentucky. She was the
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youngest daughter of Lee Estell and Leela Wall Goodbabe. She
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had six siblings. Betty graduated from Springfield High School in
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nineteen forty seven. While in school, she was on yearbook staff,
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a member of the glee club, and a cheerleader. She
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married William Bradley Watson on December first, nineteen forty nine.
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They were parents to Bill and Jean. William passed away
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in December nineteen sixty four. Betty never remarried and devoted
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her life to her children. Betty loved sending green cards,
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but she loved receiving them even more. She would proudly
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display her cards for everyone to see. She loved the
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cook She was family famous for her jamcakes and brown
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sugar pies. We will miss her singing him for her favorite.
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Betty and her childhood friend Mamie alan Cross were known
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to sing many duets together at wedding's, funerals and other
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church services. Her heartfelt letters will be missed. Betty loved
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to write and has many penpals. Another school friend, Lucy
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chess Or Jacobs, and her wrote back and forth for
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decades before Lucy's passing in twenty twenty two. Betty was
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a proud follower of Christ and a member of the
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wood Blown Woodlawn Methodist Church. Remaining behind to cherish her
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memory are her children Bill Watson and Jean and Bruce Kurtzinger,
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as well as six grandchildren Laurie and Larry Newton, Katie Watson,
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Ashley and Josh Simpson, Leslie and Aaron Kurtzinger, Emily Watson,
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and doctor Bradley Watson. She also leaves behind nine great
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grandchildren and one stepdaughter, Virginia Write. She was preceded by
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deaths by her parents, Lee and Leela Goodby, four sisters,
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Christine Ferris, Zelma, Red Mary Godby and Margaret Mulligan, two brothers,
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Lee Estell Godby Junior and Jim Godby, her husband William Watson,
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and one stepdaughter, Mary Lou Watson. The family would like
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to James Fladge Memorial Hospital and the comfort care staff
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for their support as we navigated through her final moments.
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We would also like to thank VNA Home Health and
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her caregivers Sandy Hilligard Chaselain Ruley and Izzie Bean for
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their expertise and compassion. Betty will be deeply missed by
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all who were lucky enough to know her. As painful
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as losing her is, we do take great comfort in
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knowing that she is no longer in pain and in
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the arms of Jesus. Even though Betty is gone from
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us today, her memory will last forever by those who
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knew and loved her. Her funeral service was two pm Sunday,
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March thirtieth, twenty twenty five, at Barlow's Funeral Home, with
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burial to follow or followed at Saint Joseph's Cemetery. Reverend
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Josh Simpson and Reverend Christopher Goodby will are they officiated.
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Visitation was three to eight Saturday, March twenty ninth, and
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noon to two pm on Sunday, March thirtieth at Barlow's
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Funeral Home. Alexander Samuel Alex Maddingley. It is with profound
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sadness that we announced the passing of a beloved father
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and grandfather, Alexander Alex Samuel Maddingley, seventy of Nicholasville, Kentucky,
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who died peacefully at his home March twenty fifth, twenty
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twenty five. Alex was born in July on July nineteenth,
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nineteen fifty four, in Lebanon, Kentucky, to John Francis and
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Leelah Rose Balding Maddingly. Alex was a graduate of Washington
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County High School class of nineteen seventy two. He spent
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his adult life working at ADR Construction, Incorporated for forty
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years as a technical manager. Alex was survived by his son,
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Brent Alexander Maddie of Lake Forest, North Carolina, and daughter
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Elisha Joe Maddingley of Indianapolis, Indiana. He was a loving
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bear paw to his four grandkids, Alc Grace, Elizabeth and Chapel,
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Alexander Maddingley and Brent and Hunter, Joseph and Sutton, Alexandria
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Rose Fauconer, and Alisha. He will be remembered by his siblings,
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Ardella and Bobby smitha Florence, Kentucky, Bernie and Barbara Maddingley
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of Cooksville, Tennessee, Martin and Laura Maddingley of Frankfurt, Kentucky,
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and Glenn and Paula Maddingly of Springfield, Kentucky, as well
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as nieces, nephews, great nieces and great nephews. Alex was
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preceded in death by his parents, John Francis and Laila
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Rose Maddingley, a brother Francis and Frankie, David Maddingley, and
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his most precious girls, Lucy and Lily, his beloved puppies.
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Alex was a man of simple pleasures. He loved his
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Kentucky Wildcasts and traveling to the SEC tournament to cheer
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on the team. He was an avid woodworker, antique toy refinisher,
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and the ultimate home improvement go to by his family
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and friends. He loved to restore and build hunting guns
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and knife. He wanted to see the world and was
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able to take many cruises with his family. His last
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trip was to Normandy to see the beaches his dad
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stormed many decades ago in the hall. His favorite place
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was in a tree fifty feet up waiting for the
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perfect dear. He loved to share his passions with his grandkids,
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spending hours with them in the garage. One of his
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favorite things was waking up early and snuggling with his
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grandbabies while watching cartoons with them. Services will be held Thursday,
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April third, twenty twenty five, visitation starting at nine am,
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with a Mass following at ten thirty am at Saint
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Dominic Catholic Church in Springville, Kentucky, with Reverend David Berrell officiating,
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and tournament will be at the family plot at Saint
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Dominic Holy Rosary Cemetery. Jill Poland Robinson Funeral Home is
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entrusted with the arrangements. James EVO Jim Evelin, eighty four
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of Virginia Avenue, Springfield, passed away on March twenty fourth,
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twenty twenty five, at his residence. Born September twenty ninth,
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nineteen forty in Washington County. He was preceded in death
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by his parents, James Raymond and Mary Bruce s. Fowler Edlin,
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his wife Jenny lou Blandford Eveland September twenty third, twenty fourteen,
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two sons, Damian Craig Evelin December seventh, nineteen ninety three
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and James Kevin Eblan Masis twenty nineteen, and two brothers,
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Billy Ray Edlin and Joe Evelin. He was a graduate
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of Fredericktown High School worked as alignman for South Central
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Bell for forty plus years, was a third degree member
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of Council forty two seventy Knights of Columbus in Springfield,
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and was a member of Saint Rose Catholic Church. He
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is survived by three grandy Amanda and Bart Whitmore of Magnolia,
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Jessica and Robert Hart of Springfield, and Savannah and Cole
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Thompson Eveland of Springfield. Two daughters in law Sharon Mattie
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Lee Evelin and Nancy Hagen Eveland Boseph, Springfield, two sisters
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in law Mavra Blandford of Springfield and Margaret Eveland of Frederictown.
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Seven great grandchildren and one on the way. Funeral mass
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for James Evo Jim Eaveland will be conducted or work
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conducted on Friday, March twenty eighth, twenty twenty five, at
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Saint Rose Catholic Church, with Reverend Pierre Georgio danglar Op officiating.
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Burial was at Saint Rose Cemetery. Paul bears were Bart Whitmore,
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Robert Hart, Cole Thompson, Bobby Sutton, Larry Hamilton and Joe
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Neil Garland. Francis Mann Senior eighty five of the Thompsonville
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community of Washington County, passed away at eleven twenty seven
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pm Sunday, March twenty third, twenty twenty five, at the
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Ephram McDowell Regional Medical Center in Danville. A native of
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Washington County, he was born on August thirty first, nineteen
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thirty nine, to the late Charles Everett and Mary Zelma
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Hamilton Man. He was of the Catholic faith, an army veteran,
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and a retired employee of General Electric. Two other obituaries
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that I won't be able to read the entirety of
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Ruth Arnold Hayes, ninety three of the Texas community of
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Washington County, passed away at three ten am Thursday March
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twenty seventh, twenty twenty five, at the village of Lebanon
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nursing home. And then Linda Chester Montgomery, seventy nine of
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Willisburg passed away at one oh seven pm Tuesday, March
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twenty fifth, twenty twenty five, at her home after an illness.
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Concludes excerpts from recent editions of The Springfield Sun. Your
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reader has been Amy Juns timmoy On behalf of everyone
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here at RADIOLI. Thank you for listening, keep on listening,
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and have a good day.