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11.13.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Linda Rice. We begin with the edition dated Wednesday,
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November twelfth, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, Radio e
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is a reading service intended for people who are blind
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or have other disabilities that make it difficult to read
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printed material. The first articles entitled probation violation arrest leads
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to additional charges written by Jane Reid Klein. Douglas Bernard
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Bernie Lay of seventy of Springfield, was arrested on October
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thirty first, twenty twenty five, for violating the conditions of
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his probation in a twenty twenty one sexual misconduct case.
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In twenty twenty one, Lay was charged with twelve counts
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of the sexual assault of a child under the age
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of twelve and eight counts of sodomizing a child under
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the age of twelve in two separate grand jury indictments.
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Lay maintained his innocence through the court proceedings, but entered
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a guilty plea in August of twenty twenty two to
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one count of misdemeanors sexual misconduct and one count of
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wanton endangerment, for which he was sentenced to thirty days
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in the Marion County Detention Center and five years that
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was provaded for five years. Judge Samuel Spaulding accepted the
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plea agreement for Lay on Wednesday, September twenty first, twenty
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twenty two. It is in the best interest for this
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thing to be closed, said Judge Spalding in twenty twenty
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two before approving the agreement. Lay was indicted in March
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of twenty twenty one on twelve counts of first degree
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sexual abuse of a child under the age of twelve.
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The indictment identified two children by initials only to protect
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their identity. On November seventeenth, twenty twenty one, a grand
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jury handed down a separate indictment, charging Lay with eight
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counts of first degree astronomy of a child under twelve
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years of age. Both indictments alleged the incidents occurred between
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September one, twenty fifteen, and October twenty twenty. The second
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indictment did not indicate whether or not the additional charges
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involved the same children. Under the plea agreement, Lay was
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not to have contact with the children or their families
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because he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor and not a felony.
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He did not have to register as a sex offender.
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The latest arrest came after Lay allegedly parked in front
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of the home of one of the victims and took
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pictures of her in the yard with her family on
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October fifteenth. He later came to the school on October
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thirtieth while the victim was at middle school basketball game.
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When asked to leave by school officials and the school
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resource officer, Leslie Wagner, he refused and became belligerate, argue
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with school officials and the yelling at the office and
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then yelling at the officer. An arrest warrant was shoot
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on October thirty first, charging Lay with two counts of
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felony probation violation, along with harassment, first degree, stalking, disorderly conduct,
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and contempt of courts. When serving the arrest warrant for Lay,
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Washington County Sheriff's deputies Tony Golden and Leslie Wagner found
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Lay at his home with his wife, daughter, and granddaughter.
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Upon entering the home, deputies detect a strong odor of marijuana.
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Deputies arrested Lay for the above charges and additional charges
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of possession of marijuana, endangering the welfare of a minor
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and misdemeanor probation violation. Ley appeared in District Court before
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Judge William M. Hall Junior on Monday in November three,
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where he pleaded not guilty. Bond was set at ten
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thousand dollars full cash, with no contact with the victim,
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her family, or Washington County Public Schools. A preteut trial
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hearing was scheduled for decay Umber One. Attorney Ted Lovett,
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who represented Lay in twenty twenty one twenty two, was
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listed as Lay's attorney for the current charges. The next
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article deputy taken to hospital after officer involved traffic accident
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written by Jane Reid Klein. Washington County Sheriff's Deputy John
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Spaulding was taken to Springview Hospital with neckpang following an
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accident on Saturday morning, November eight, twenty twenty five, at
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the intersection of Bloomfield Road and the Highway one fifty bypass.
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The Sheriff's office reports that Deputy Spalding was traveling east
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on Highway one fifty when a vehicle coming south on
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Bloomfield Road failed to stop at the stop sign. Spalding
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attempted to avoid a collision, but clipped the rear corner
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of the vehicle and went off the road and into
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an embankment. Spaulding was taken to Springview Hospital by Washington
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County EMS for evaluation and released with a neck brace,
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but reports he is okay. There were no injuries to
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occupants of the other vehicle, and that vehicle received minimal
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damage as it was driven away from the scene by
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the owner. The Sheriff's Department vehicles sustained substantial damage from
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the impact with the embankment. The Actegate accident was investigated
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by the Kentucky State Police since an officer was involved.
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Next article is Washington County Child Support Office ranked top
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ten in Kentucky for the fiscal year twenty twenty five. Springfield.
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The Washington County Child Support Office has earned recognition for excellence,
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finishing ninth overall out of one hundred and twenty counties
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in the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the fiscal year twenty
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twenty five. This achievement reflects strong performance in areas such
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as collections, a rearage, payments, and case establishment. I want
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to expect a ex My heartfelt appreciation to Patricia Hamilton,
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who has served in the Washington County Child Support Office
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since nineteen ninety eight, as well as the assistant Washington
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County Attorney, Elizabeth Culter, said County Attorney Tim Ash, who
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was appointed to the position on January first, twenty twenty five.
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Patricia's decades of service in tireless work, as well as
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Elizabeth seeing these matters to completion in the courtroom, have
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been central to our success. I also wish to acknowledge
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my predecessor, Bill Robinson for laying the groundwork that helped
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make this accomplishment possible. We are also grateful grateful for
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the support of our local judiciary. District Judges Amy Anderson
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and Mike Hall, as well as Circuit judges Todd Todd
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Spaulding and Kaylan Reid, have consistently supported our efforts to
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enforce child support obligations with fairness and accountability, added Ash.
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Ash said Wednesday. Ash said wash Rington County's improved ranking
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is the result of a more focused and accountable approach
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to enforcement. We have taken a strong but fair stance
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by ensuring that individuals who consistently failed to make full
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child support payments, serve appropriate jail time. Ash explained, this
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sends a clear message that child support obligations are not
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optional and must be taken seriously. Our goal is to
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maintain this standard, and through the first two quarters of
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fiscal year twenty twenty six, we have done just that.
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Our numbers are up from last year across the board,
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and we are not going to let up. Ash said.
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At the heart of this effort is the County Attorney's
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office ongoing commitment to the children and families who rely
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on child support to meet their basic needs. We recognize
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that child support is more than just a legal obligation.
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It's about making sure children in our community are provided for.
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Ash added out of this milestone, but we're not done.
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Our office remains committed to continuing this positive trend and
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raising the bar even higher in the years to come.
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The next articles entitled Candidates files to beyond local ballot
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in twenty twenty six by Jane Reid Klein. It's that
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time again. Time to start thinking about the twenty twenty
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six elections, at least for the candidates. Wednesday, November November fifth,
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was the first that candidates could file to be on
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the ballots. All interested candidates have until early January to
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file to be on the ballot for the May primary.
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Those filing as of Friday, November seventh were County Judge
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Executive incumbent Tim Graves, Democrat, County Attorney incumbent Tim Ash, Republican,
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County Clerk incumbent Brett filltrow Berry Democrat, County Jailer incumbent
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Joe Mudd, Republican, Magistrate District four, Stan Kenny Harden, Republican
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Magistrate District sixth incumbent Philip Carrico, Democrat, and Sheriff incumbent
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Jerry Paxton, Democrat. Sheriff Joe Carpenter, Republican. The next articles
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entitled Supreme Court issues emergency order to block full SNAP
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Food Aid payments. The Supreme Court on Friday granted the
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Trump Administration's emergency appeal to temporarily block a court order
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to fully fund SNAP food Aid payments am that the
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government's shut down, even though residents in some states already
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have received the funds. A judge had given the Republican
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administration until Friday to make the payments through the Supplemental
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Nutrition Assistance Program, but the administration asked an appeals court
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to suspend any court orders requiring it to spend more
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money than is available in a contingency fund and instead
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allow it to continue with planned partial SNAP payments for
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the month. After a Boston appeals court declined to immediately intervene,
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Supreme Court Justice cannot Kitanja Brown Jackson issued in order
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late Friday, pausing the requirement to distribute full SNAP payments
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until the appeals Court rules on whether to issue a
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more lasting pause. Jackson handles emergency matters from Massachusetts. Her
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order will remain in place until forty eight hours after
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the appeals court rules, giving the administration time to return
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to the Supreme Court if the appeals Court refuses to
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step in. The food program serves about one in eight Americans,
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mostly with lower incomes. Officials in more than half a
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dozen states confirm that some SNAP recipients already were issued
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full November payments on Friday, but Jackson's order could prevent
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other states from initiating the payments. Trump's administration told the
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Supreme Court that the fast acting states were trying to
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seize what they could of the agency's finite set of
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remaining funds before any appeal could even be filed, and
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to the detriment of other states allotments. Once those billions
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are out the door, there is no ready mechanism for
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the government to recover those funds. Solicitor General d John
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Swyer wrote in the court filing. Many SNAP recipients face uncertainty.
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The court wrankling prolonged weeks of uncertainty for Americans with
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lower incomes. An individual can receive a monthly maximum food
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benefit of nearly three hundred dollars and a family up
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to four nearly a thousand dollars, although many received less
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than that under a formula that takes into consideration their income.
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For some SNAP participants, it remained unclear when they would
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receive their benefits. The legal battle over SNAP takes another
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twist because of the federal government shutdown. The Trump administration
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originally had said SNAP benefits would not be available in November. However,
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two judges ruled last week that the administration could not
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skip November's benefits entirely because of the shutdown. One of
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those judges was US District Judge John J. McConnell Jr.
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Who ordered the full payments Thursday. In both cases, the
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judges ordered the government to use one emergency reserve fund
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containing more than four point six billion dollars to pay
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for SNAP for November, but gave it leeway to tap
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other money to make the full payments, which cost between
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eight point five billion and nine billion dollars each month.
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Last Monday, the administration said it would not use additional money,
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saying it was up to Congress to appropriate the funds
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for the program and that the other money was needed
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to shore up other old hunger programs. Thursday's federal court
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order rejected the Trump administration's decision to cover only sixty
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five percent of the maximum monthly benefit, a decision that
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could have left some recipients getting nothing for this month.
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In its court filing's Friday, Trump's administration contended that the
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judge usurped both the legislative and executive authority in ordering
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SNAP benefits to be fully funded. This unprecedented injunction makes
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a mockery of the separation of powers, Sawyer told the
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Supreme Court. Moving along to the next article, entitled hands
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free driving legislation proposed for twenty twenty six from Frankfort,
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Kentucky may join its neighbors next year, in implementing hands
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free driving legislation. Senator Jimmy Higden, a Republican from Lebanon,
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told the Interim Joint Committee on Transportation on Tuesday he
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plans to file South Carolina's version of the hands free
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driving bill in twenty twenty six. Higden also serves as
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co chair of the committee. This is not the first
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time Higden has sponsored this type of legislation. The proposed
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legislation would close current loopholes by requiring hands free technology
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for cell phones be used while driving, Higden said, adding
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what he believes this version would address some concerns other
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lawmakers had about previous drafts of the bill. Distraction free
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driving advocate Elsa Burns testified in favor of the legislation
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alongside Higdon. In twenty twenty two, Burns's daughter, Kimberly, was
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killed when a distracted driver struck her vehicle in Louisville.
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She was thirteen days away from turning two. Burns said
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their vehicle was at a complete stop in a construction
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zone and Kimberay was properly restrained in her car seat
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when the collision happened. She said. The driver of the
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other vehicle admitted he distracted will never know her full
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potential because of the reckless driver who, by the way,
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was not prosecuted only because he said he wasn't paying attention.
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Burns said he had no drugs in a system he
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had no alcohol. Higden told the committee that around twenty
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percent of Kentucky's eight hundred and fourteen vehicle collision fatalities
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in twenty twenty three were caused by distracted driving. Under
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Bill Request two thirty eight, or the Phone Down Kentucky Act,
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drivers would be prohibited from using any part of their
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body to use a mobile electronic device while driving. Higden
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said the legislation defines a mobile electronic device as a
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cell phone, portbo computer, GPS, electronic gaming system, or any
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device used to communicate, display, or record digital content. The
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bill includes exceptions for certain radio communication devices and if
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a driver needs to report an emergency, accident or safety hazard.
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Kentucky remains to be one of the few states without
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a comprehensive handheld phone ban, despite rising fatalities. Higdon said
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VR two thirty eight would require violators to pay a
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one hundred dollars fine. Collective finds would be distributed to
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the Traumatic Brain Injury Trust Fund, the Kentucky Trauma Care
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System Fund, and the Veterans Program Trust Fund. Higden said.
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He told the committee he believes reducing fatalities as a
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winnable battle. We can with this piece of legislation, Higdon added.
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Senator Brandon Smith, reat Republican from Hazard, said he is
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happy to lend his support to Higden's legislation, but would
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like to see a community service requirement added to the
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penalty provision. I do think that sometimes people make mistakes,
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but to make them go through and have some part
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of this where they have to spend some time either
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working on cases or seeing the results of their actions,
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maybe the first time we catch somebody, we help them
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never do this again. Smith said. Representative Anne Gay Dunworth,
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Democrat from Lexington, said she also supports the legislation, but
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has concerns about officer being able to catch a violator
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in the act. I would encourage other opportunities for enforcement,
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she said. Higdon said he believes the legislative process we
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would create an opportunity for Dunworth to suggest that change.
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The Kentucky General Assembly cannot take action on new legislation
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until the twenty twenty sixth. The legislation session begins on
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January sixth. Will now turn to the opinion section. The
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first articles entitled bicycles. Get a bicycle You will not
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regret it if you live. Mark Twain Taming the Bicycle.
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Let me start off by saying that nobody knows more
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about running a bicycle than me. I was raised in
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an age when parents had one car and it was
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not for transparting kids around town. In those days, you
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either walked or biked. In fact, Saint Dominic's school used
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to have a place for kids to park their bikes
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in one huge heap when they came to school each day.
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Hard to believe, isn't it. These days you'll see a
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huge line of cars outside schools in the morning and
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afternoon to drop off or pick up kids while it's
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in session. You hardly ever see a kid ride a
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bicycle anymore. I was sixty eight last month, and growing
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up in the fifties and sixties was a different time.
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I had a paper route at ten and routinely delivered
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the now defunct Louisville Times several miles around Springfield seven
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days a week for three years. Papers were important then too,
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You youngsters can think of them as prehistoric Internet miss
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delivering one in your parents would get a call from
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irate customers telling them what a lazy slug you were.
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Maybe that's where I got the nickname slug Off from
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local adults. I tell you all this so you realize
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that it's not my fault if my kids didn't inherit
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my talent or enthusiasm for the bike. I was teaching
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my oldest to ride a bike about thirty years ago.
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She was pretty coordinated, or so it seemed. It did
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not go well. First, we proceeded with the old standard
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of putting the kid on the bike and running beside them.
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I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, isn't the first
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step riding a bike with trading wheels. That's for sissy's.
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In my professional opinion, nobody's going to hold you up
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in life, so why start something like that early? On second,
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after the kid gets a little bit of confidence, you
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give support while running by the bike and then launch
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them with a mighty push. This is preceded by screaming
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paddle pedal in an excited tone. It depends on your
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strength and the push as to how long the kid
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will stay up it's my experience the kids will be
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so busy trying to pedal that they don't think to
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put their feet down when they start to lose momentum
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and fall sideways. Here's a helpful hint for future bike instructors.
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Stuff your pockets with plenty of tissue before this phase.
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Laughing you're going to do will surely make your eyes
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tear up. A few bandages for the kid wouldn't hurt either. Third,
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find a big hill. You could push the kid down.
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A grasshill's fine, but I prefer good old blacktop. I
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took the kid over to my brother lass house for
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a third lesson. He had a great blacktop road on
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a good hill in a quiet neighborhood. It was now
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time for the solo ride. She started in the driveway,
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then biked up the hill and was really doing well.
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Then she turned and started down the hill. The speech
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was building up to. The speech was building up to
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was impression and caused me some concern. If she had wings,
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I believe she would have left the ground. I called out,
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put on the brakes. She was a blur as she
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passed me. Yet in the passing I did notice her
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glance sideways at me. She had a puzzled look while
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silently melding the word brakes. I knew right then that
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I would have to add another step to my bike
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riding lesson plan. Well, who amongers is perfect? The road
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intersected with another road to form a tee. The front
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wheel hit the big decorative rock in Subody's yard. When
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she left the road, she did a very graciul flip
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in the air and landed on her face. The next
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day she had a really impressive black eye with all
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kinds of pretty colors. Of course, it was nothing compared
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to the one I had after my wife saw what
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had happened. Just kidding wives, what do they know about
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bike riding? Anyway, I felt pretty bad about the whole thing,
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so that next Saturday I decided to make everything up
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by taking the kids to Hearty's for lunch. My kid
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was a little bit self conscious about her eyes, so
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she immediately hunched over her meal, trying to hide it
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while eating her hamburger. We are just about done when
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an older gentleman came over and tapped me on the shoulder.
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He started saying, I just wanted to tell you that
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I've been watching your family and you have the best
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man of kids I've ever seen, and I don't know
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how you do. He didn't get to finish that statement.
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About that time, my kid quit hunching over her meal
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and looked up while giving him a big smile with
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that black eye covering half her face. He looked at
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the black eye, He looked at me. Then he slow
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the edge out of hearties without showing his back to me.
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I still remember the disturbed look he had. Wonder what
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got into him. Mussel remembered something he had to do.
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We left shortly thereafter before the police showed up looking
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for someone. I can't wait to teach my grandkids to
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ride their bikes. Strange, but I haven't been asked yet
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to give instructions. The next article is entitled The One
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who Never leaves, the One behind. Laurie and I looked
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at each other in desperation, and his tears filled our eyes.
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We had given up max O Schnauzer was lost forever,
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or so it seemed. Max is close to fifteen. I'm
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not sure what that is in dog ears, but Max
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is old. If there is such a thing as doggy dementia,
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I'm pretty sure Max has it. He wanders the house,
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confused about where he is, stopping and staring at the wall,
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or finding himself hopelessly stuck in a corner. Max was
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lost has lost some teeth, so I fed him my
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hand most of the time when we let him out,
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he wanders around in circles. I followed him across the yard,
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watching him walk around and around. The other night, we
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let him out in the backyard for a few minutes.
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We left the back door open with the porch light
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on while we waved inside, so it seemed safe for
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maximby alone. Kobe, our daughter's golden doodle, was with us.
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Max and Kobe get along fine, but even Kobe was
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watching out for Max. But that night, after about five minutes,
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we couldn't find Max. Laurie and I quickly formed a
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search party. She went one way, I another with our flashlights,
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with campus every inch of our property. I even walked
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part of the neighborhood, then trumped in the field behind us,
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where the only thing I found was briars and thistles.
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Mac is not able to run and his ability to
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walk is limited. We couldn't imagine a cayok coming into
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our yard the lights on and Kobe there after about
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an hour, we had given up hope. I guess I'll
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wait till morning, go out in the fields and find him,
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But he will never survive the night, I said, bemoaning
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our futile search and rescue mission. Let's walk down the
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street toward the highway one more time, Laurie said, Kobe
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had been barking in that direction when I asked him
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if he knew where Max was. Unsuccessful in our search,
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we were trudging back when I looked at the neighbor's
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house and there was Max stuck beneath a pickup truck.
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We grabbed Max, holding him tight, rejoicing like a first
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responder who has rescued someone lost in the willness. Now
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here's the thing. Max never even knew he was lost.
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It was up to us to go and find him.
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How many times have I wandered from my Lord, never
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realizing the danger I was in? How often have I
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roamed in life, circling myself with myself? What a by
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the times I had been unaware of how I was
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inconvencing others, even to the point of hurting people that
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I loved. But like a good chef, my Lord is there.
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He's come after me multiple times. It's not that I've
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ever thrown down the gauntlet of open rebellion, but I've strayed,
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and am I drifting like Max? I've gotten stuck, if
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not under a pickup truck, at least in precarious situations.
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After the Psalmas spent one hundred and seventy five verses
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in the Bible's longest chapter, proclaiming the wonder of the
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Lord and his word, he concludes, I have wandered off
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like a lost sheep, coming for your servant. For I
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do not forget your commands. Saw I'm one nineteen seventy six.
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And even when we leave on purpose, running with our
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rebellious legs for the far country, our Lord is sensitive
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to the slightest twitch in the repentant heart as we
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long for home. In the Parable of the Lost Sheep,
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Jesus tells of all the Shepherd tells of the shepherd
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who leaves the ninety nine to search for the One,
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and when he finds the lost one, he joyfully puts
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it on his shoulders, kind of like we held now
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our arms. My master knows my heart better than I do.
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That makes me even more grateful for him. The One
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who never gives up. The one with perfect rescue mission
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made effective for us when he carried across up a
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hill called Golgatha, making forgiveness possible for all of us
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who have come to end ourselves, to the end of ourselves,
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yearning for mercy, even when we aren't sure why we
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are crying for it, not even totally aware of the
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danger we are in. Lost in the night, and now
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to our last article. Modern gun deer season opened November eighth.
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Kentucky's biggest hunting season started last weekend Frankfurt. Deer hunters
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have been a field since September with the opening of
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archery and crossbow seasons. The modern gun deer season, Kentucky's
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biggest hunting season, opens Saturday, November eighth, twenty twenty five,
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lasting for sixteen days. The season runs through Sunday, November
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twenty third. Kentucky's home to a bountiful herd of white
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tailed dearer, offering many hunting opportunities and providing a sustainable
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source of lean protein for the table hunters. Harvedstad near
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one hundred fifty thousand deer last year, with modern gun
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season accounting for the most deer harvested annually, providing an
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abundance of free range and locally sourced wild venison for
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the table. The Kentucky Department Official Wildlife Resources offers a
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wealth of resources to assist new and experienced hunters alike.
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Learn about public lands available for hunting, season dates, licenses needed,
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and more by going online to fw dot Ky dot
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gov and searching under the keywords deer hunting. This concludes
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excerpts from the recent editions of the Springfield Sun. Here
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reader has been Linda rice On behalf of everyone here
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at ready to Ali. Thank you for listening, keep on listening,
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and have a great day.