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Speaker 1: Now we turn to the breath At Advocate to read
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news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader today is Matt.
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We will begin with the addition dated January twenty eighth,
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twenty twenty six, which has been donated to Radio Eye
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by the publisher as a reminder. Radio EI is reading
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service intended for people who are blind or have other
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disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material. Winter
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storm fern paralyzes Breathitt County. The county was paralyzed over
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a winter storm that brought freezing rain to much of
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the state this weekend. After a snow, sleet, and freezing
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rain covered the area. The precipitation began falling on Saturday,
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January twenty fourth and ended on Monday morning. Snowfall amounts
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of two to four inches, followed by under a half
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inch of ice and freezing rain. Closed roads, caused widespread
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power outages and down many trees. Flooding was also reported
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in parts of the county. As of Sunday, American Electric
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Power reported over five hundred customers without power, while Licking
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Valley R E c C reported nearly eight hundred. On Monday,
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January twenty sixth, a e P was reporting two hundred
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seventy two customers without power, while l v R E
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c C was reporting all customers power had been restored.
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Over two hundred of the homes without power were in
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the Highway twenty eight area, where a line stamped in
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the Bowlings Creek area, causing a fire to ignite in
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the hills. Trees fell all over the county, with Highway
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two O five being completely blocked on Sunday. High Water
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was reported in the Highway thirty West and South Fork areas.
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Warming centers were opened around the county at community fire departments,
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as well as in the city at the Fire Department
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and courthouse. Schools. Medical clinics, businesses, and stores were closed
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during the storm due to dangerous traveling conditions and limited staff.
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Temperatures were in the single digits and near zero and
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are expected to remain under freezing for several days, which
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will restrict melting of the frozen precipitation. No injuries or
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deaths were reported in the county due to the storm.
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Also on the front page, new Vocational School and Transportation
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Department opens Brethett County Schools has announced that the Maintenance Department,
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Technology Department central Storage and Vocational school are now serving
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the district from the modern facility located at sixty five
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Industry Road. This well equipped space includes dedicated work areas, offices,
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and equipment lifts, allowing these essential departments to work efficiently
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and effectively in support of the schools. The facility represents
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more than more progress and represents a resilience. The twenty
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twenty two flood claimed the previous home of these departments,
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creating significant challenges. From that loss came opportunity, resulting in
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a stronger, safer, and more functional facility designed to meet
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the long term needs of our school system. A grand
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opening is being planned for the future. Fire destroys home
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at Saldi. On Wednesday, January twenty first, at approximately one
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a m. Firefighters from Wolf Coal Fire Department were dispatched
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to a reported structure fire on Bowling Road in the
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Saldi community. Upon arrival, firefighters located the structure fully engulfed
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with multiple exposures. Mutual aid was requested from Watts Caney
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Fire Department at the time. Personnel worked for over two
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hours to extinguish the fire, which proved to be a
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challenge due to the extremely cold temperatures. The home was
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a total loss. Two apparatus and ten fire personnel responded
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to the call. No injuries were reported, and the cause
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of the fire has yet to be determined. K RMC
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announces Employee Awards. Kentucky River Medical Center has recently announced
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recognition awards. The awards celebrate and recognize individuals who have
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demonstrated great patient care, commitment, leadership, and positive impact at KRMC.
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Janie Bowman, respiratory therapist, has been selected as Employee of
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the Year in recognition of her dedication, professionalism and great
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patient care. Tiffany Combe's Director of Laboratory has been named
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Director of the Year for her exceptional leadership and commitment
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to patient care. The event was celebrated with a luncheon
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in which the recipients received an embroidered KRMC coat, monetary
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gift and a framed certificate. Wilson honored with Hometown hero
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Award Congratulations to Save a Lot Stores Hometown Heroes Award
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winner Greg Wilson with the Rousseau Volunteer Fire Department. Wilson
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received a five hundred dollars Save a Lot gift card.
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The award comes from nominations in the recipient's community that
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recognize a person or organization who consistently goes above and
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beyond to help others. The honor recognizes up to six
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community members across the country with a five hundred dollars
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Save a Lot gift card. Pictured above are Chris Fisher
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District Manager, Jason Smith Regional Manager, Greg Wilson, winner of
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the five hundred dollars gift card, Elena Patton, Assistant manager,
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and Lisa Landrum, office manager of Jackson's Save a Lot.
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I will now read this week's obituaries. I will only
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read the name, age, and location if given. If listeners
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wish to hear the entire obituary, please feel free to
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call us at Radio I at eight five nine four
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two two six three nine zero. I will repeat this
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number at the end of this segment as well. Roy Trent,
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age seventy nine, of Jackson, Kentucky, departed this earthly life
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on Wednesday, January twenty first, twenty twenty six, at the
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Kentucky River Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky. Felix Smith, age
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eighty one, of Stanton, Kentucky, departed this earthly life on Sunday,
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January eighteenth, twenty twenty six at his residence. Jennifer Calhoun,
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age eighty one, of Jackson, Kentucky, passed away on Wednesday,
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January twenty first, twenty twenty six, at the Kentucky River
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Medical Center in Jackson, Kentucky, after a brief illness. Geneva
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May Roton Blair, age ninety seven, of Austinburg, Ohio, passed
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away on Thursday, January fifteenth, twenty twenty six, at the
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Austin Burger Rehab Center and Nursing Center. Martha Joe Spencer Holland,
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age seventy seven, of Canoe, Kentucky and formerly of Union, Kentucky,
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passed away peacefully on January twenty fourth, twenty twenty six,
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at the Gregg and Noryan Wells Hospice Center and Hazard.
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These were the obituaries for the January twenty eighth edition
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of The Breathet Advocate. If you wish to have an
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entire obituary read, please call us at eight five nine
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four two two six three nine zero and we would
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be happy to help. Next, we have our weekly game
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of Guess who. I will read the prompt twice once
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now and once at the end of this recording before
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giving the answer. Stay tuned until the end to see
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if you got it right. Guess who I Am? A
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singer born in New York on January twenty fifth, nineteen
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eighty one. I studied Mozart and Chopin as a youth
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and graduated from the Professional Performing Arts School. I became
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the first singer to receive five Grammy Awards at once
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after releasing my debut album Who Am I? Life on
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the Old Dirt Road by Bobby Thorpe There's nothing to
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do growing up on the Old Dirt Road. I always
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found something to do and was never bored. Many days
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were spent exploring the creek beds looking for different rocks.
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I always loved waiting in the creek and catching crawdads
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and fish. On other days, I would explore the hills
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and see different animals, trees, and leaves. Also in the hills,
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remnants from my parents childhood could be found. Old riven
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wire leading to old TV antennas on the rocky tops
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of the hills could be found. I can remember as
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a child walking up the hill with Dad to adjust
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the antenna for a better TV signal. The TV signal
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was always fuzzy, but we made do. Also, when the
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TV line would break from a fallen tree, Dad and
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I would simply twist the wire back together. My dad
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and uncles also had old antennas in the hills for
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their c bee base stations. On other days, I would
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visit my aunts, uncles, and grandparents and learn a lot
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about their younger years. The bookmobile from the local library
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would visit the neighborhood every two weeks during the summer,
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which would allow us to check out books to read.
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My brother and I always had fun rebuilding old bicycles
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and fixing them up into choppers and unique rides. We
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also had animals such as chickens, ducks, rabbits, and dogs
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to play with and tend to. We enjoyed shooting pop
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cans with BB guns and slingshots. We always had fun
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when I was a child and never complained of nothing
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to do. Life was good on the old dirt road.
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To submit memories of your childhood for publishing in this column,
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email them to news at Breathetadvocate dot com, or mail
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us a letter at Breathet Advocate one one one eight
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Main Street, Jackson, Kentucky four one three three nine. On
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the Music Trail with Kathy by Kathy Bays Alberts finishing
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my column on Diamond Rio. They charted more than thirty
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two singles, including four that went to number one. Those
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were how Your Love Makes Me Feel in nineteen seventy seven,
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One More Day two thousand one, Beautiful Mess two thousand two,
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and I Believe two thousand and three. They have recorded
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nine studio albums, four Greatest Hits compilations, and an album
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of Christmas music. Three of their albums were certified platinum
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by the Recording Industry Association of America, which means they
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sold one million copies each. They received four Group of
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the Year awards from the Country Music Association, two Top
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Vocal Group Awards from the Academy of Country Music, and
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one Grammy. Their sound was originally defined as mainstream country, bluegrass,
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and rock, but later albums drew more influences from Christian
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country music and pop. Some of their songs were abobb
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a Hyde, Meet in the Middle, I Believe, Love, a
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Little Stronger and My Favorite and God We Still Trust.
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They changed record labels and did a Christian album and
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were nominated for several Double Awards. They've been one of
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the few self contained bands to have followed the practice
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of playing their own instruments and seeing their own vocals
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on all their albums themselves without additional input from outside musicians.
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The only exception was the inclusion of string section with
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their later albums. They've had numerous members throughout the years.
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After a thirty three year journey, the band bid farewell
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to retiring members Brian Proust and Gene Johnson. They were
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replaced by Carson McKee fiddle and harmony vocals, She's a
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Lady and U K Graduate and Marcus Weinberg drums. Their
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first new song was Kick. We really enjoyed the concert,
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as I said, which was made possible by a dear
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friend giving us free tickets. Folks, it's been a pleasure
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having you all as followers of my COLU. However, all
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good things eventually come to an end, and mine is
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now Love you all, and I want to thank the
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breath Oft Advocate for giving me the opportunity to share
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the music trail. Always keep music going. Recipes with Kathy
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by Kathy Bay's Alberts. Here's a good recipe for these
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cold days. Chili concarne one large onion chopped, one pound
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ground beef, one half pound bulk pork sausage number two,
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canned tomatoes number two, can Guinney beans use two cans
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if desired. One to two tablespoons chili powder one half
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to two teaspoons of salt. First round the meat crumble
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with a fork, and then add the rest of the ingredients.
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Simmer for one hour. Talking pictures by Brian C. Combs,
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Taken directed by Pierre Morrell two thousand eight. Liam Neeson
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is the most unlikely action star of all time. Nissan
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stars as Brian Mills, a middle aged and retired CIA operative.
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Nisson is the very opposite of what we'd expect from
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an action star. He's older, lean, and unassuming. However, he
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does have a particular set of skills that will allow
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him to find you and kill you if you are
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stupid enough to kidnap his daughter. After reluctantly allowing his
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teenage daughter to go to Paris, Mills gets a frantic
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call from her. During the call, his daughter is abducted.
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Mills immediately goes to Paris to hunt down her kidnappers
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and rescue her. As a pharmacy IA operative, he knows
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he's racing against the clock and needs to find her
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soon or shall be gone forever. Brian Mills isn't interested
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in playing games, and he isn't against killing those standing
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in his way from finding his daughter. He kills in
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the quickest and most efficient ways possible. He even slices
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one guy's throat with a metal serving tray. Taken reinvented
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leam Nisson's career and introduced him to the action genre,
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a genre he's still active in almost twenty years later. Also,
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every one who has a coffee mug that says world's
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best dad is a liar, because the one true greatest
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dad is Brian Mills. See you at the Movies from
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the Councilor's Desk by Randy Cloth. New trend grandma hobbies,
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how old fashioned fun is making a comeback and a
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new social media trend. Gen Z and others are taking
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up hobbies like gardening, knitting, and crocheting all the name
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of quote analog wellness. And that's only the beginning. Grandma
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hobbies can also include knitting, crocheting, bird watching, bird house building,
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paint by numbers, jigsaw puzzles, reading print books, baking, gardening,
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and so much more. Any of these hobbies is a
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fantastic way to unwind, take a tech break, spark creativity,
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and encourage social connections, all of which can improve your
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mental health. I have long recognized the importance of engaging
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in a hobby for one's overall well being. This includes art, music,
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and writing. Some say there's nothing to do around here,
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but that's not true if you put forth some thought
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and effort. Recently, I visited a local retail store that
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offers items at very affordable prices. They have rows of
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arts and crafts items. Some of the items on display
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include a wide variety of stickers, wooden decorative items, various paints,
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brushes of different sizes, paper of all kinds, markers, stencils,
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glitter and foam craft kits, all of which could be
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used in various arts and crafts endeavors. Sketch books, a
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variety of drawing papers, and even canvases of different sizes
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were on the shelves. Sketching, drawing with colored pencils and markers,
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painting with water colors, and even coloring books for all
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ages were all available for artistic endeavors. In the area
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of music, how about picking up that old guitar collecting
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dust in the corner. Of course, many other musical instruments
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can be played and enjoyed. Writing poems, songs, and short
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stories as an excellent outlet for creativity. Please don't let
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what you perceive as a lack of skill prevent you
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from engaging in these activities. Focus on having fun and relaxing.
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The keys to engage in activities that are relaxing and enjoyable.
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Osbeit by Pastor Naomi, who are you serving? As I
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was doing my Bible reading in Exodus this week about
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the ten plagues of Egypt, I was amazed at all
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the nature gods the Egyptian people were serving. The plagues
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were ten disasters sent upon Egypt by God to convince
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Pharaoh to free the Israelite slaves from bondage and oppression
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they had endured in Egypt. When God sent Moses to
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deliver the children of Israel from bondage in Egypt, he
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promised to show his wonders as confirmation of Moses' authority
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Exodus three twenty. This confirmation was to serve at least
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two purposes, to show the Israelites that the God of
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their fathers was alive and worthy of their worship. Exodus
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six six through eight and twelve twenty five through twenty seven,
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and to show the Egyptians that their gods were nothing
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Exodus seventy five, twelve twelve and numbers thirty three four.
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It's amazing how God showed them, through the plagues of
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their nature, gods of flies, frogs, at sains, et cetera,
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that they were no match for the one and only
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true God of Heaven. I encourage you to read about
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the amazing grace of God and how far He will
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go to redeem a people back to him. And God
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spoke all these words saying, I am the Lord thy God,
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which have brought thee out of the land of Egypt,
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out of the house of bondage. Thou shalt have no
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other gods before me. Thou shalt not make unto thee
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any graven image or any likeness of anything that is
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in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath,
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or that is in the water under the earth. Thou
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shalt not bow down thyself to them, nor serve them.
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For I, the Lord thy God, am a jealous God,
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visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon the children unto
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the third and fourth generation of them that hate me,
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and showing mercy unto thousands of them that love me
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and keep my commandments. Exodus twenty one through six. First
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Timothy two five says, for there is one God, and
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there is one mediator between God and men, the man Christ, Jesus.
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Isaiah forty five twenty one twenty two says, and there
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is no other God besides me, a righteous God and
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a savior. There is none besides me. Turn to me
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and be saved all the ends of the earth. For
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I am God, and there is no other. First Corinthians
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six eight six says, Yet for us there is one God,
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the Father, from whom all are all things, and for
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whom we exist, and one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom
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all things are, through whom we exist. Revelation one eight.
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I am the Alpha and the Omega, says the Lord God,
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who is and who was, and who is to come,
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the Almighty. Matthew six twenty four says. No one can
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serve two masters, for either he will hate the one
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and love the other, or he will be devoted to
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one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.
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What you put before God, has it become a stumbling
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block that hinders you. Surrendered to the Lord. Think about it, amen,
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so be it. Legislative update from Senator Brandon Smith. The
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second week of the legislative session is wrapped up and
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things are moving fast here in Frankfort. We've hit the
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ground running, with new bills being filed every day and
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several already advancing through committee and off the Senate floor.
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Although the crafting of a budget proposal has begun in
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the House, I'm continuing to meet with our local officials
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and county judges and executives to ensure the top priorities
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in the thirtieth to thirtieth district are secured. I have
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more to come on this draft legislation, Jaden's Law. This session,
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I'll introduce a bill known as Jaden's Law. The proposal
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is named in memory of ten year old Jaden Spicer,
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whose tragic death last year deeply affected our region. As
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a father of six, and as someone who personally joined
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the search for Jaden, I felt a responsibility to act.
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When I was approached with a draft idea from a Kentuckian,
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Joe Clark, who had followed the case closely, I knew
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we needed to move forward. Jaden's Law will strengthen child
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Protection stat We're not telling parents how to raise their children,
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but we are making it clear that abuse is not tolerated.
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My goal is to make Kentucky a place where predators
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think twice. If you would harm a child, you should
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know that Kentucky will not look the other way. Jaden's
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Law is about drawing that line and enforcing it with
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strength and clarity. Returning to driver's license renewal services to
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county offices, one of the first bills to pass the
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Senate this year was Senate Bill seven. I supported the
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legislation because it brings basic government services back to the communities,
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the communities that need them most. Folks in rural Kentucky
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should not have to drive across multiple counties just to
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renew their driver's license. This has been a consistent problem
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heard across our region. Senate Bill seven allows counties without
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a regional licensing office to restore these services locally through
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their clerk, sheriff, judge executive, or circuit clerk. These are
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your local elected officials, the ones who are accountable to you.
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The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet would provide the equipment, and counties
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could partner together if needed. A twenty five dollars convenience
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fee would help local offices cover staffing and overhead. Regional
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offices will still be available for those who prefer that option.
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This is about local options, better access, and delivering government
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services in a more practical way. Freezing property taxes for seniors.
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I was happy to sign on as a co sponsor
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of Senate Bill fifty one, which would give voters the
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chance to approve a constitutional amendment to freeze the taxable
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value of a senior's home starting at age sixty five
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or the year they purchase it. With rising property values
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putting pressure on those living on fixed incomes, this measure
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helps protect seniors who've worked hard to stay in their homes.
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Looking ahead, my focus for the residents of our regent
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this session is affordability, and a key part of that
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is addressing rising utility rates. I'll soon be introducing priority
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legislation that I argue will be one of the most
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critical energy related bills that the legislature has ever considered.
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Stay tuned for more on this. Stay connected. You can
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follow the General Assembly's work live on k E T
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or YouTube at k y l r c C committee
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meetings and track track bills at Legislature dot Kentucky dot gov.
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If you have thoughts or concerns, you can always reach
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me at five O two five six four eight one
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zero zero or Brandon dot Smith at k y Legislature
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dot gov. Building a Healthier Breathitt County one Step at
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a Time by James Elliot turn of the second Breathet
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County Circuit Clerk. Running can strengthen knees If done correctly,
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regular exercise can help protect your knees. Although it seems
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to be a common belief that running will ruin your knees,
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a number of emerging research studies report the contrary. A
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two decade long study conducted at Stanford University found that
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runners knees were no more or less healthy than non
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runners knees. In fact, research has shown that individuals who
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exercise regularly, partaking in activities like walking or running, actually
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tend to have thicker, healthier knee cartilage compared to their
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sedentary counterparts. This leads researchers to the conclusion that regular
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exercise can actually help to protect knees, as opposed to
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destroy them. Studies have shown, however, that proper mechanics and
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strength training, along with an appropriate warm up and cool
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down are crucial to minimizing the risk of injury and
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reducing the likelihood of developing knee related issues such as osteoarthritis.
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In boys high school basketball, Bobcats fall to Martin County
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in all A statewide tournament. Breathatt County started strong, but
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faltered as Martin County pulled away to win ninety three
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to sixty five during the opening round of the all
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A Classic Statewide Tournament at the Sports Center on Thursday,
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January twenty second. The loss eliminated Breathitt County from the
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all A Classics statewide Tournament. Brethett County exited the all
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A Classic Statewide Tournament eleven to eight. Martin County edged
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Breathtt County twenty four to twenty three in a high
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scoring opening quarter. After extending its lead during the second period,
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Martin County entered halftime ahead forty nine to thirty three.
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The Bobcats continued to face a double digit deficit throughout
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the second half. The Cardinals led seventy one to forty
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seven at the conclusion of the third quarter. Martin County,
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the champion out of the fifteenth Region, shot fifty three
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point eight percent from the field. The Cardinals shot forty
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point nine percent from three point range. Martin County shot
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one hundred percent from the foul line, connecting on each
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of its fourteen free throws. Active inside, Martin County outrebounded
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Breathtt County thirty nine to thirty. Braxton Keighley led Martin
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County to the win. Keighley scored a game high thirty
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two points for the Cardinals. Four Martin County scorers reached
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double digits. Ben and Keighley in double figures for Martin County.
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Bryson Dials scored twenty five points, Devin Maynard netted twelve points,
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and Eli Mills tallied eleven points. Eight players accounted for
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all of Martin County's scoring. The other scores for Martin
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County were Alan Moore four points, Bryden Markham four points,
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Chase Hinkle three points, and Luke Price two points. Brethtt
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County shot thirty eight point eight percent from the field
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in the tournament game. The Bobcats shot thirty three point
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three percent from the three point range. Brethatt County connected
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on four of ten free throw attempts. Peyton Collins paced
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breathittt County, scoring nineteen points for the Bobcats. Collins connected
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on four of eleven three point field goal attempts. Austin
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mckinnis accompanied Collins in double figures for Brethett County, netting
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twelve points. Nine different players entered Brett County scoring column.
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Jaron Fugutt seven points, Ethan Sizemore seven points, Ayden Comb
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six points, Caleb Nice five points, Jagger Burton four points,
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Jake Fuga three points. In Adam Spencer two points were
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Breathatt County's additional scorers. The Breathaton Cardinals aren't scheduled to
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meet again in the twenty twenty five twenty six boys
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high school basketball season, and finally back to our game
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of guess who, here's the prompt again. I am a
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singer born in New York on January twenty fifth, nineteen
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eighty one. I studied Mozart in Chopin as a youth
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and graduated from the Professional Performing Arts School. I became
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the first singer to receive five Grammy Awards at once
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after releasing my debut album Who Am I? The answer
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is Alicia Keys, Did you guess it right? Let's play
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again next week? This concludes the reading of the Breathitt
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Advocate for news from Jackson and Breathett County. Your reader
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has been met. Now please stay tuned for continued programming
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on Radio Y. On behalf of everyone here at Radio Y.
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Thank you for listening and we hope you have a
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great day.