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2.27.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bringing news
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from in and around Washington County. Your reader today is
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Amy Jones, Timmany. We began with the edition dated Wednesday,
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February twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI
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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. Parent expresses inequity concerns the school Board by
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Jane Reid Kline, February twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. The
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parent of a Washington County High school student address the
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Board of Education on Monday, February seventeenth with concerns he
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has about quote a lack of equity in the educational
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opportunities offered by your school system and of quote Shaan
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Maddingly said, his concerns arose when his daughter expressed her
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unease about what she perceived as inequities in the programs
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provided by the district. Quote. I began investigating these issues
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and have uncovered several troubling matters that I feel the
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school board and our community need to be aware of.
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End of quote. Mattingly said his concerns arived from a
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single student receiving one on one instruction in a Calculus
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maat one thirty two class offered through Kentucky State University. Quote.
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The class was not in the twenty twenty four to
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twenty five school curriculum and was created specifically for one student.
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Mattingly said no other Washington County student was offered the
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same opportunity. End of quote. Mattingly said the class ran
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from October fourteenth through December sixteenth. He said he was
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informed by the high school site based decision making team
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the hiring of an adjunct teacher was a school board
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decision and was reflected in the menace of the November
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board meeting. Washington County Superintendent Doctor Robin Cochrane explained after
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the meeting that quote, the Board of Vegetation doesn't hire
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employees and it doesn't approve the hiring of employees. The
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November agenda item referenced is the superintendent's monthly personnel report.
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To the end of quote, she explained all personnel actions
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are taken by the superintendent and reported to the board
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at the next meeting. Maddingly content quote, the class was
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created and tailored specifically for one student, and it was
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taught during school hours at the teacher's personal home. End
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of quote. Cochrane says, otherwise, quote, the Board of Education
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first approved the adjunct teacher position and added it to
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the salary schedule in July twenty eleven. End of quote.
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She went on to say, quote, this process is utilized
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nearly every year to ensure unique student needs can be
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met for courses which cannot be taught by existing Washington
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County School's employees, or where a course cannot be added
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to the masters schedule because too few students need or
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qualify to take a dual credit course due to the
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post secondary institution's court prerequisites. End of quote. Quote, the
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course opportunity was created at the prompting of an individual
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student because of that student's college and career goals. End
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of quote. Cochrane sept quote, and this is exactly what
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has happened in the past and will continue to happen
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in the future when student needs prompt the design end
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of quote. Mattingly said after he requested WCHS Principal Charlie
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Cox and attended a special called site based meeting to
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address dual credit courses, he received a call offering additional
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classes that had not been available before. Quote the sudden offer,
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which included a tutor, gave the impression that the district
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was trying to cover up the inequities in its programming
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that favored one student, and silence my concerns. End of quote,
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Mattingly said, after noting the student receiving the one on
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one instruction is the superintendent son. He added, quote extra
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support or special opportunities for students in public schools should
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never be based on personal relationships or who you know.
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Public schools are required to provide fair and equitable access
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to all students. End of quote. Quote the creation of
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a special class for one student and the hiring of
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an adjunct teacher for that one student alone falls far
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short of ensuring fairness and educational opportunities for all students
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in Washington County schools. End of quote. He added, maddingly
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asked why no other student was made aware of the
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opportunity to receive one on one instruction or join this class. Quote.
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While students weren't directly contacted in the fall, an inquiry
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was made administratively whether any other students had previously requested
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the class, Doctor Cochrane said, and no other students were identified.
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Who would be interested or needed the course, as well
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as be eligible to take the course based on KSU's
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requirements end of quote. Cochrane added that when Mattingly's concern
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was brought to light a few months ago, quote, fearful
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the district had unintentionally excluded students who might have liked
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to take the calculus course. The opportunity has been extended
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again this semester and continues to be an option. No
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student has chosen to enroll. End of quote. Cochrane went
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on to detail numerous times courses have been provided through
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post secondary partners for individual students or small groups of students.
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Quote the student name during the board meeting is just
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another and a long list of students who have benefited
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from the flexibility created by the board by adopting the
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adjunct instructor position more than a decade ago. He shouldn't
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be deprived of that opportunity solely because his mother is superintendent.
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She said, nothing special was done for him, which hasn't
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been done for dozens of other students over the last decade,
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And nothing special was done for him which hasn't been
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offered to additional students during the current semester. And which
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be offered to other students next year and beyond end
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of quote. Another parent addressed the board with concerns about
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the prom being held at Cornerstone Acres on rud Lane.
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He said he was concerned for the safety of students
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driving one lane winding country roads to and from festivities.
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Also at the board meeting, doctor Cochrane reported to board
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members that the district has utilized all ten of the
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NTI days allotted for the year. She said a school
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must be closed for any reason going forward, the school
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year will have to be extended beyond the schedule closing
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day of May twenty first, or miss extra or the
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extra minutes would have to be added to each school
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day to make up the this time, the board delayed
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on the setting of a day for graduation until the
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March meeting so they would know when the last day
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of school will be. Cochrane also reported the district was
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working to repair water weeks at North Washington School near
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the old band room I'm sorry, and near the old
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band room at Washington County Elementary. She is hoping to
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put the plans for the next days of the WCS
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Athletic Complex out to bid soon Coffin said it is
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expected for the costs to construct the new baseball and
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softball fields, tennis courts, and additional parking to be about
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six million dollars. Rescue squad space, multiple water rescues by
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Jane big Kline, February twenty six, twenty twenty five stories
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of flooding and water rescues were well. Flooding into the
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Springfield Sun last Sunday, February sixteenth, just as we were
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finalizing the paper for press, we briefly reported a fatal
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accident on Tit Creek Road where a seventy nine year
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old woman's car was swept off the road and into
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the creek by floodwaters on Saturday evening. Washington County Rescue
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and the Lebanon Marion County Swift Water Rescue The team
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responded but were unable to save her. A similar incident
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in Nelson County also led to a fatality. A van
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in the Cavalry area of Marion County was also swept
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off the road by floodwaters. The driver of the van
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was able to exit the vehicle and get to land.
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Also on Sunday morning, just as the Sun was being
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sent to press, first responders were dispatched the Campground Lane
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and Bloomfield Road. Three adults and one child were stranded
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in that area. Washington County Rescue responded as well as
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a Lebanon swift Water Rescue. All four people were safely
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returned to dry Land. Rescue Squad Commander Joe Carpenter continues
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to encourage everyone to be extra careful when floodwaters approached
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the roadways. Quote turn around, don't drown. US Bank closing
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Loretto branch People's Bank Expands by Doug Thomas, Special to
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the Sun February twenty sixth, twenty twenty five. US Bank,
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one of the largest commercial banks in the country, announced
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recently that it will be closing its Loretto branch effective
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April twenty fourth. Residents in the western part of the
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county will not be without a local banking partner for law.
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People's Bank President Bobby Miles assured Loretto residents that his
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bank plans on providing services immediately upon the closure of
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the branch. People's Bank will be operating a full service
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branch beginning in April, but will temporarily be utilizing a
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makeshift facility near the Splash and Dash car wash in Loretto.
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Current US Bank customers will continue to have services available
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through online banking and at the leven In office on
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Main Street. The original Bank of Loretto was chartered as
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a community bank in nineteen twenty two, but has undergone
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a MYRIADUS changes since its opening day. In nineteen eighty three,
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the Bank of Loretto was renamed as part of the
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Marian National Bank, but four years later with changed to
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Kentucky National Bank of Marion County under Bill Sturgel. In
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nineteen ninety two, Cincinnati based Starbank purchased the bank and
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was later included in a rebranding as First Star in
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nineteen ninety nine. US Bank acquired the banking operations. In
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August of two thousand and one, at the height of
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bank mergers and increased interstate banking. The Loretto branch had
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only three employers. Longtime manager Crystal Smith is retiring, while
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one employee is transferring to the main office and the
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other is considering other options. The recent move comes as
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a change in strategy for many of the larger banks
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across the country. With the influx of online banking, inflation issues,
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and commercial real estate concerns, Many of these larger institutions
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are cutting costs by closing branches. The US Bank branch
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in Springfield closed just a few years ago. The pandemic
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increased the usage of digital banking and accelerated a trend
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toward fewer branches banks and the larger metropolitan areas. In
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just the last three months of twenty twenty, four, banks
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in the country closed over four hundred branches, including forty
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from US Bank. Some of the savings accrued from the
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branch closures have been used to expand in new technologies
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in the banking industry. Other savings have been used to
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offset huge expected losses in the commercial real estate businesses.
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The branch closings offer opportunities for smaller community banks like
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People's Bank to gain customers, many of whom are looking
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for more continuity and enhanced local lending. Senator Mitch McConnell
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won't seek reelection in twenty twenty six. Staff reports Republican
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Senator Mitch McConnell announced Thursday that he won't seek reelection
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next year, ending a forty three year long tenure of
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champion Conservative causes. McConnell, the largest longest serving Senate party
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leader in US history, made the announcement on his eighty
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third birthday. Quote. Seven times my fellow Kentuckians have sent
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me to the Senate, McConnell said, as aides lined in
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the back chamber and senators listened from seats every day
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in between. I've been humbled by the trust they've placed
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in me to do their business right here. Representing our
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Commonwealth has been the honor of a lifetime. I will
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not seek this honor in aids time. My current term
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in the Senate will be my last. End of quote.
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McConnell's announcement comes almost a year after his decision to
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step down from his leadership post after the November twenty
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twenty four election. McConnell's departure will set off a competitive
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GOP primary next year for what will now be an
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open Senate seat. Former State Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a Republican,
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said he's in the race to succeed his one time mentor,
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having formerly worked as McConnell's legal counsel. Cameron lost the
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twenty twenty three governor's race to Democratic incumbent Andy Bisheer.
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Cameron said Thursday that his values aligned with Kentucky voters
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and touted his support for Trump. Another prominent Kentucky Republican
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considering the race quickly weighed in. US Representative Andy Barb
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said he would decide soon about his future. Also looming
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as a GOP candidate is businessman Nate Morris, the cheer,
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seen as a rising star in his party for winning
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statewide office in Republican Territory, has said he has no
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interest in the Senate seat. McConnell's retirement announcement marks the
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end of the story career, one in which he helped
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forge a conservative Supreme Court and steered the Senate through
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tax cuts, presidential impeachment trials in fierce political battles, yet
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was nearly two years remaining in his term. McConnell vowed
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to complete his work on several remaining fronts. Quote I
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have some unfinished business to attend to end of quote,
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he said. McConnell told senators that while there are a
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number of reasons for pessimism, the strength of the Senate
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is not one of them. Quote. The Senate is still
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equipped for the work of great consequence end of quote,
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he says. Senator Lindsay Graham said, quote he McConnell has
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a lot to be proud of and I'm sure he
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will work hard until the very end of his term
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end of quote. McConnell, who was first elected in nineteen
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eighty four, intends to serve until his term ends in
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January twenty twenty seven. The senator has dealt with a
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series of medical issues in recent years, including injuries sustained
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from falls and times when his face briefly frows while
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he was speaking. McConnell, over the years, went back and
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forth from majority to minority leader, depending on which party
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held power. He defended President George W. Bush's handling of
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the Iraq War and failed to block Obama's healthcare overhaul. McConnell,
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the longest serving senator ever from Kentucky, ensured that the
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Commonwealth received plenty of federal funding. Back home. He was
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a key architect of his party's rise to power and
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a state long dominated by Democrats. He is married to
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Elaine Chow, labor secretary for Bush in Transportation secretary during
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Trump's first term. The senator referred to her as his
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quote ultimate teammate and confidant end of quote. Chow resigned
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after the Capital Insurrection, saying it had quote deeply troubled
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end of quote her, and now we turn to an obituary,
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Joanne Higgins Lair seventy nine. With heavy hearts, we announced
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the passing of Joanne N. Higgins Lair of Springsville, Kentucky,
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who left us tragically on February fifteenth, twenty twenty five,
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at the age of seventy nine. Born on August fourth,
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nineteen forty five, in New York City to the late
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Edmund and Margaret Jones Higgins, Joanne loved a rifle of love,
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laughter and kindness. She spent her life doing for others.
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She is survived by her devoted husband, Conrad William Lair,
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her loving daughters, Michelle Lair of Springfield, Kentucky and Cynthia
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Layer of Baishwor, New York, her granddaughter Jamie Perkins, and
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her precious great granddaughter Aria Ring Perkins, who brought her
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endless joy. Joanne's family was her world, and she found
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immense happiness in their company. Joanne had a gift for connection.
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She never met a stranger and could strike up a
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conversation with anyone, quickly turning acquaintances into friends. Her warmth
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and generosity made her a beloved presence in every community
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she called home. She lived her life to care for others.
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That is where she found the most joy. She had
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a passion for animals, always finding a way to care
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for and love them. She also found great joy in
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bargain hunting, cooking, and spending time with her homemaker's club.
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A proud and devoted fan of the New York Rangers,
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she never missed a chance to cheer on her team.
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Honoring Julianne's wishes, she has been cremated and her memorial
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service will be held at a later date where her
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family and friends can gather to celebrate her beautiful life
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and Louis flowers, and in honor of Joanne's deep love
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for animals, donations may be made in her name at
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a local animal rescue Pleasing contributions to Willow Creek Sanctuary
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seventeen thirty five Lexington Road, Danville, Kentucky four zero four
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two two or PayPal, dot me slash Willow Creek Hyphen Sanctuary.
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Julian's kindness, humor, and boundless love will forever remain in
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the hearts of those who knew her. She will be
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deeply missed, but never forgotten. Carrie and Son's Funeral Home
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is in charge of arrangements. Sister Amanda Rose Mahoney ninety five.
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Sister Amanda Rose Mahoney ninety five, an ursuline sister of
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Mount Saint Joseph, died February fifteenth, twenty twenty five, at
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Mount Saint Joseph, in her seventy fifth year of religious life.
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She was a native of a Louisville. She taught at
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Holy Trinity School Frederytown from nineteen seventy to seventy five,
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and elsewhere in Kentucky and in Missouri. She administered to
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retire sisters and the elderly in Louisville for thirty four years.
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Survivors include the members of her religious community, a sister
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Elizabeth White of Navarre, Florida, and nieces and nephews. The
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funeral mass will be at ten thirty am Tuesday, February
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twenty fifth, or sorry it was this past Tuesday, February
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twenty fifth, at Mount Saint Joseph. Visitation began at four
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pm Monday, and there was a weak service following at
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six thirty pm. Glenn's Funeral Home in Crematory in Owensborough
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was handling the arrangements. Donations in memory of Sister Amanda
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Rose may be made to the Ursuline Sisters of Mount
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Saint Joseph eight thousand and one, Cummings Road, Maple, Mount
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Kentucky four two, three, five, six. January Students of the
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Month by j. R. Klinebruary twenty sixth twenty twenty five.
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North Washington School announced January Students of the Month who
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have shown exceptional commitment to their academics and character. These
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students represent the highest standards of hard work, perseverance, and integrity.
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These students have displayed remarkable determination both in the classroom
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and through their positive contributions to the school community. Carson
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Melbourne Kindergarten, Jackson Bayer Kindergarten, Marley Howard Kindergarten, Avery Hatchet
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Grade one, Kinsley Burghead Grade one, Bodie Maddingly Grade one,
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Landon Yeast Burns Grade two, Bryce and Cornish Grade two,
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Brooklyn Wells Grade two, Bill Smith Grade three, Cayden Russell
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graved tres v. Noah Maddingly Grade three, Cade and Franklin
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Grade four Excellence in Academics, Saw Your Culture Grade four
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Excellence in Character, Javier Velasquez Grade five Excellence in Character,
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Bentley Couch grade five Excellence and Academics. Abby Auborn Grade
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six Excellence and Academics, Emily Gast Grade six Excellence and Character,
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Landon Rolls Grade seven Excellence in Academics, Catherine Devine Grade
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seven Excellence in Character, Chase Volkert, Grade eight Excellence in Academics,
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and Dixie Harden Grade eight Excellence in Character. Public record
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by J. R. Klin, February twenty six, twenty twenty five
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District Court from February tenth to twenty twenty five. Donald K.
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Baker speating sixteen miles per hour over the limit, disregarding
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a stop sign sixty seven dollars fine plus courk cost.
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John Wayne Dolano speeding twenty five miles per hour over
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the limit, no motorcycle license one hundred and fifty dollars
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fine plus court cost. Jacob Kelty speeding eleven miles per
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hour over the limit twenty two dollars fine plus courk cost.
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Abraham Liam Morningstar possession of drug paraphernalia sixty days probated
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for twenty four months plus courk cost. Jason Casmith disregarding
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a traffic light, speeding twenty three miles per hour over
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the limit, driving on a suspended or revoked license one
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hundred and ninety six dollars fine plus courk cost. Dylan
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Schritz Mothers reckless driving prescription drug not an original container
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two hundred dollars fine plus corek cost. Stephen Allen Viccario
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speeding twenty one miles per hour over the limit, Dell
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your toyar seatbelt sixty seven dollars fine plus quark cost.
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Stephen Allan Vicario, two charges of possession of drug paraphernalia
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possession of marijuana thirty days probated for twenty four months
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and two hundred dollars fine plus cork cost. District Court,
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February eighteenth, twenty twenty five. Benjamin Galvin Zalana Duy two
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hundred dollars fine and license suspended for six months plus
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couark cost. Alejandro Gomez Torres fell your tore seat belt,
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no license one hundred twenty five dollars fine plus qurek cost.
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Dominic Scott Hagen speeding twenty two miles per hour over
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the limit forty four dollars fine plus courek cost. Joseph
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Daryl Rayley Junior speeding five miles per hour over the
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limit ten dollars fine plus couarrek cost. Sebastian Socido disregarding
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a traffic light licensed not in possession eighty five dollars
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fine plus cork cost. Nathaniel Boone's loss speeding five miles
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or per hour over the limit ten dollars fine plus
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court cost. Ashley Webb speaving five miles per hour over
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the limit ten dollars fine plus court cost. Court costs
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start at one hundred and forty five dollars and increase
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depending on the charges. Opinion Friday Night at the Movies
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by David B. Whitlock, Life Matters. Friday Night is usually
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movie nights for Laurie and me, with Luri being the
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movie finder, narrowing our choices to two or three from
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which we mutually decide. Although the genre for this last
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one was not for me. I'm not a horror movie guy.
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I like to go to bed with pleasant thoughts, though
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last week was an exception. She found a horror movie
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that drew me in and kept me focused for two hours.
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Heretic is not a movie for the faint of heart,
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Not so much for the blood and gore so typical
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of horror movies, but for the suspense this movie maintains
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throughout the film. It's more of a suspense thriller focusing
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on psychological torment than a typical horror movie. The object
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of that tormentor mister Reid played by Hugh Grant, happens
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to be two Mormon missionaries. The movie's writers use Mormonism
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as a straw man for religion in general. Hugh Grant's
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character now a formidable frontal attack on all fates. The
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arrows which he fires in a shotgun like fashion, cast
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out on all religions. Because it's a movie, not a
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documentary on the validity or abuses in religion, there's no
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time to examine flaws in his analogies. Only once does one.
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As a missionary's counter attack, I think your rhetoric is thin.
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Mister Reid argues forcefully and convincingly. He's even likable, but
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I'm a huge grand fan. Anyway, the audience gets the
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impression he knows what he's talking about. He has a point.
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You find yourself thinking the writers are correct if religion
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is all about control. The old Karl Marx accusation of
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religion as the opium of the people in the inherence
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of religion are a diluted mass, and we are in
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a mess. For when we the people become our own
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higher power, each of us being a god unto ourselves,
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with the result that right and wrong mush into matters
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of personal preference. As Fyodor doys Chetsky famously equipped quote,
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without God, all things are permitted end of quote. For
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the statistic character Grant plays, what is permitted is frightening,
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but no worse than the actions of many demented religious
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misleaders throughout the centuries. It's become an accepted truth that
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we each choose our own truth, and that becomes truth.
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But that assumption points to something beyond ourselves. For bigs
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a question, where did this idea of truth come from?
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If truth is not eternal, we contradict ourselves in our denial.
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As philosopher Ronald Nash said, quote, any denial of the
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eternity of truth turns out to be an affirmation of
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its eternity end of quotes. In the notion of eternal
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ideas presents the atheists with the bigger problem explaining the
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existence of stuff and where it came from before the
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Big Bang ever banged what was Go back even further,
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try wrapping your mind around nothing? How did something come
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from nothing? Existence from non existence? For the apostle Paul,
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it all comes together in Christ, who was before all
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things and in whom his creation quote holds together from
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Collajans one sixteen through seventeen, inviting us into eternal truth
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through his life, death, and resurrection. Religions can become exercises
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in trying to reach God by acts and rituals that
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presumably please God, and in doing so evolve into complex
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systems of controlling others, whereas respective adherents step on each
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other on the way of the latter. But Christ is
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all about having a relationship. Religion says do while Christ
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says done. Religions require more and more to make ourselves right.
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Do this, don't do this? Can't you read the sign?
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Christ says, quote, Come unto meet all of you who
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are labor? Who labor? And how are heavy laden? And
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I will give you rest for Matthew eleven twenty eight.
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The irony of ironies is that that's where the work begins.
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For following Christ is no easy business. Trying daily to self,
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dying daily to self, and taking up the cross is
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humanly impossible. It's a supernatural act of God's grace. As C. S.
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Lewis said, quote, if you want a religion to make
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you feel really comfortable, I certainly don't recommend Christianity, and
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of quote, maybe it's too much to ponder for a
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Friday night movie night. Maybe I should pick the movie
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next time, Mary Poppins. Anyone a brief Here. Christian Community
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Connection Adult Launch and the CCC Lunch will be held
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March fourth at noon at Springfield Baptist Church. Guest speaker
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will be Dominice Gordon to talk about One Bridge of Hope.
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We provide the meat and drinks. You can bring a
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side dish or dessert. Bring a friend to join us.
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This concludes excerpts from recent editions of the Springfield Son.
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Your leader has been Amy Jones, timmany On behalf of
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everyone here at RADIOIVE. Thank you for listening, Keep on
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listening and have a good day.