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6.12.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your leader today
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is in June's Timmany. We begin with the addition dated Wednesday,
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June eleventh, twenty twenty five. As a reminder, RADIOI is
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a leading service intended for people who are blind or
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have other disabilities that make it difficult to read printed material.
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Construction begins on newest roundabouts by James Z. Kline June eighth,
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twenty twenty five. The next phase of a roundabout construction
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is under way. Construction on the newest roundabout that the
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intersection of Highway five fifty five and Highway one to
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fifty began June ninth, and as a result, the intersection
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is closed to all east and westbound traffic. All Highway
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one fifty traffic is being d toured through downtown Springfield
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on Business one fifty or Main Street. The detour begins
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at a traffic light by Say Catherine on the west
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side of town and extends to Perryville Road on the
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east side of town. Routing vehicles through Main Street. North
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and southbound traffic on Highway five fifty five will not
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be effected and will remain open In preparation for the
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increase in traffic, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet KYTC is actively
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adjusting the traffic lights on Main Street to improve traffic
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flow and reduce delays. KYTC appreciates your patients and cooperation
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as improvements are made to our roadway. They encourage drivers
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to please drive carefully and allow extra time to travel
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through town. The two roundabouts installed in the summer of
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twenty twenty four have been fully operational for several months
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and have proven effective in reducing injury accidents. Although there
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are still fender benders that those two intersections. Injury accidents
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have been reduced from an almost weekly occurrence to none.
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Since the roundabouts were completed, drivers become more comfortable driving
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the circles. Traffic has been moving smoother and faster through
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those intersections. KYTC recently reported tentative plans to add an
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additional roundabout at Highway fifty five and book A Road.
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That project has not yet been appropriated or scheduled. Lawson
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appeals for new trial following last week's guilty verdict by
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Peter W. Zabatti Paston Media Group June eleventh, twenty twenty five.
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Stephen Lawson was found guilty May thirtieth for his role
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in the twenty fifteen disappearance and presumed death of Crystal Rodgers. However,
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it didn't end altogether when a jury recommended a seventeen
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year sentence. On Wednesday, Attorneys Darren Wolf and Zach Buckler,
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who represented Lawson in the four day trial in Bowling Green,
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filed a motion in Nelson's Circuit Court requesting a new
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trial or an acquittal, claiming Lawson was denied a fair trial.
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Lawson was sound guilty in Warren's Circuit Court, where the
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trial was moved in order to secure a jury pool
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untainted by extreme media coverage of the case of conspiracy
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to murder and complicity to tampering with physical evidence. In
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the motion, lawson attorney's claimed the court did not provide
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proper jury instructions in accordance with Kentucky wall with the
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charge of conspiracy to murder, leading confusion by the jury.
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The court quote aired by prohibiting the descendant from testing
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two hairs found in Crystal Rogers car in twenty fifteen,
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and to quote, attorneys argued during the case that by
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testing the hairs, another suspect in her disappearance could have
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been identified through national DNA databases, that quote proper decorum
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and to quote was not observed during the trial, and
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that jurors were potentially influenced.
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Speaker 2: The rule against Lawson.
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Speaker 1: Noting the number of pink shirts worn by family and
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friends of Rogers and how that tied into the quote,
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team crystal ended quote movement, but the defense team wasn't
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provided enough time to review all the evidence in advance
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of the trial, and that Nelson's circuit Judge, Charles Simms
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the Third did not accede to their request to delay
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the trial. The evidence provided by the prosecution exceeded four
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hundred thousand pages of written documents and hundreds and hundreds
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of hours of audio and video recording. Wolf and Buckler
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were brought on to the case last summer after Lawson
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fired his original attorney, Ted Babbitt, that Elizabeth Chesser, a
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witness for the prosecution, spoke with Roger's mother, Sherry Ballard
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during a court recess while she was under oath. They
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also alleged that statements made during Chester's testimony proved prejudicial
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to Lawson.
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Speaker 2: Chester had a child by.
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Speaker 1: Lawson's son, Joseph, who goes on trial later this month,
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and Chesster's mother had been dating Stephen Lawson. In the
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asked that when text messages between Stephen and Joseph Lawson
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were read and viewed during the trial, Simms did not
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properly instruct the jury to consider Joseph Lawson's text as hairsay,
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that the trial schedule was quote problematic, and that quote
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it appeared to be descendant that there was urgency to
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have the trial concluded by Friday so as to prevent
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the jury from having to return on Monday, end of quote.
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Wilson Butler stated in the motion that the jury, during
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its three hour deliberation time quote failed to deliberate the
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nuances of this case, end of quotes, that the Commonwealth,
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led by Special Prosecutor Shane Young, did not provide direct
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evidence that Stephen Lawson entered into an agreement with accused
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murderer Brooks Howck to kill Rogers, and that it did
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not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Lawson participated in
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the conspiracy.
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Speaker 2: Because of these.
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Speaker 1: Reasons, Wilson Buckler claimed that Lawson's rights were denied in
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accordance with Section two of the Kentucky Constitution. And the
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due process clause of the fourteenth Amendment to the US Constitution.
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They are asking for a new trial for Lawson on
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it or a judgment notwithstanding the verdict. Brooks Houck, Roger's
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ex boyfriend, is charged with murder and tampering with evidence,
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and Joseph Lawson, like his father, is charged with conspiracy
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to murder and complicity to tampering with physical evidence. Their
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trial begins June twenty fourth in Warren Circuit Court with
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Sinn presiding.
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Speaker 2: Ashton Jones is.
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Speaker 1: The twenty twenty sixth Distinguished Young Woman of Washington County
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by J. R. Kline June eleventh, twenty twenty five. Ashton
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Jones went quickly from shock to all smiles as she
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was named the twenty twenty six Distinguished Young Woman on
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Washington County in Washington County on Saturday, June ninth, Jones
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also received the Overall Scholastic Interviewed and Self Expression Award.
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She received a total of six nine hundred and fifty
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dollars in CAST scholarships.
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Speaker 2: The City of Springfield.
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Speaker 1: Receives funding for safety training by J. R.
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Speaker 2: Klin June eleventh, twenty twenty five.
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Speaker 1: The Lessington League of Cities or KLC, presented a twenty
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twenty five workers Compensation Safety Grant to the City of Springfield.
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The money will help the city purchase programs and products
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that help keep employees safe. Officials applied for the funding
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to pay for safety training. Quote. The City of Springfield
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values the health and safety.
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Speaker 2: Of our employees. Mayor Chris Essex said, we.
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Speaker 1: Take pride in our employees and want to provide them
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with the education and resources to do their job safely.
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We are grateful to the Kentucky League of Cities for
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providing the Workers Compensation Safety Grant to help us do
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that and to quote. KLC Insurance is Kentucky's largest municipal
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insurance program, offering an affordable all in one coverage from
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workers compensation and to liability of property. It has been
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awarding grants to its members for more than twenty five years,
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helping members with more than six point five million dollars
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in projects and purchases.
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Speaker 2: Quote.
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Speaker 1: Cities are continually working to improve the well being of
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their employees, and this grant is one way that we
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can support that mission, said KLC Executive Director CEO J. D.
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Speaker 2: Cheney.
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Speaker 1: KLC is honored to partner with members to advance workplace
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safety across.
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Speaker 2: The Commonwealth and of quotes.
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Speaker 1: The Kentucky League of Cities is a membership organization that
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has been serving cities for nearly one hundred years. The
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City of Springfield receives various services from KLC, including insurance,
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legal guidance, training, legislative advocacy, investment opportunities, and community development
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guidance KSD probe. Fatal collision incident reported at intersection of
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US sixty eight and Lebanon bypassed in Marion County air Cline.
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June eleventh, twenty twenty five. Kentucky State Police Post fifteen
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troopers responded to a two vehicle injury collision at the
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intersection of US sixty eight and Lebanon Bypass in Marion
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County that occurred on June seventh, twenty twenty five, at
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nine to fifty three Eastern Standard time. The preliminary investigation
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revealed that Justin Barn twenty sixth of Loretto, was traveling
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west on US sixty eight in a two thousand and
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two Dodge Ram and approached the intersection with the Lebanon Bypass.
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Mister Baron attempted a right turn at the intersection at
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a high rate of speed, Barren lost control of his vehicle,
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traveled across the intersection and collided with the twenty ten
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GMC Sierra that was stopped at the traffic light heading
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south on Lebanon Bypass. The GMC Sierra was operated by
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William Norris fifty five of Loretto. William Norris was pronounced
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deceased at the scene by the Marion County Corner. A
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passenger in mister nord Russ vehicle, Shirley Norris eighty two
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of Lebanon, was transported to Ephram mcdowe Regional Medical Center
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with non life threatening injuries. Barren was transported to Springview Hospital,
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where he was treated and released from minor injuries. Upon
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release from the hospital, mister Barron was erected by the
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Marion County Sheriff's Office on charges related to an incident
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prior to the collision. Additional charges relating to the collision
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are forthcoming from KSP KSB Post fifteen. Troopers were assisted
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at the scene by the Marion County Sheriff's Office, Lebanon
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Police Department, Marion County Fire and Ems, Marion County Corners Office,
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and the Kentucky State Highway Department Senior Trooper Weston Sullivan
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is investigating the coalitionion. Miguel Richard Scott Saballa, four of
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Springfield passed away Thursday, June sixth, twenty twenty five, at
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his home. He was born on December third, twenty twenty
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in life Lexington, Kentucky, to Juan and Alison Burns Colabos.
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Survivors included his mother, Alice and Colabos of Springfield. His father,
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One Saballis of jefferson Indiana, a sister, Marianna Saballis, a brother,
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Matteo Saballis, both at home. His maternal grandparents jar Lynn
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and Gerald Hutchins of Springfield. His paternal grandparents Maria Alacron
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of Jeffersonville, Indiana, and Jose Zabalas of Mexico. His aunts
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and uncles Manuel Sabalis, Cheyenne Hudgins and Rebecca Dakota Hutchins
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and Mary Kate Bonzone, Kelly Hutchins and Tristan Madison Bullock
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and Landon and John Hudgens. A private funeral service was
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held three thirty pm Thursday, June fifth, at the Carrion
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Sun Funeral Home with the Reverend Aaron Cheryl officiating. Cremation
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followed the funeral service. Carrie and Son's Funeral Home was
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in charge of the arrangements, deeds and transfers from Myras
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Wilkerson to Tennessee John Fryes a property on Mooresville Mount
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Zion Highway for four thousand dollars from Billy Joe Mattingley
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the Second to Jennifer Lewis. Tracked one of the Billy
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Joe Mattingley two or the second land Division for one
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hundred sixty thousand dollars from John Cambroon to Charles Cambron's Junior.
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A track on Loretto Manton Road for seventy five thousand
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dollars from Jason M. Cornish to Jeremy Randall yatest a
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property at the end of Hughes Road for fifty five
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thousand dollars from Sabb Properties to Cheryl Vittel. An eleven
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point seven acre tracks for one dollar from IS's Write
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LLC to RMB Holding's LC. A property on Babo Lenks
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Drive for three hundred forty six thousand dollars from Kenneth E.
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Yates Estate to Robert Serrano Track six of the Kenneth
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Yates of State Division for ninety seven thousand dollars from
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Lewroy Hedron to Roy Holey. A property on Deep Creek
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for seventeen thousand dollars from Stephen Malone to Troy Knowles.
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A six point zero seven eighter track for two hundred
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and fifteen thousand dollars from Ozo B. Tate to Patricia
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y design A parcel for four thousand dollars from Anthony
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Davies to Patricia Y Divine. A parcel for five hundred
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dollars from John Michael Smith to Shawan Nathaniel Chester. A
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property on Neil Avenue for one hundred and thirty thousand
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dollars from Kathi Langlan Barlows he Gates Adaptive LLC. The
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property at nineteen ninety eight Main Street, Willisburg for one
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hundred and forty nine thousand dollars from Regina Galehood to
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Terrence J.
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Speaker 2: Babcock.
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Speaker 1: The property at forty nine eighty six Mount Zion Road
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for one hundred and eleven thousand dollars from Second Wins
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LLC to Andy Annaker. A property at High Street and
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Doctor Street for seventy five thousand dollars from Kenneth E.
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Ysa State to Rebecca Besops. Tracked eight of the tenne
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Yaysa State for one hundred thirty doollusand dollars from William
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Douglas Sims to Triple Crust Farms LLC. A tracked on
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Chaplain Road for six hundred fifteen thousand dollars from Jeffrey L.
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Robinson to Tara Harris. The property at forty three Civil
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Road for two hundred and ten thousand dollars from Eddie
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Simms to Charles Logan hoswill A property on Poland Road
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for two hundred four thousand dollars from Shawn Austin Bird
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to Brandon Dwight Tyrell. Parceled two B one at Tyrrell
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Ridge and Highway five fifty five for nine thousand dollars
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from Catherine Courtney Murphy to Lee Michael Joseph Lester. The
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property at four hundred seventy three mcmurder Lane were two
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hundred thirty nine thousand dollars from Douglas Joseph Schaltz to T.
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T Land Company LLLC. Track two of the Amos Thompson
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Farm Division on the Poloman Chaplain Turnpike for thirty thousand
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dollars from Teddy Abner to Robert Lee Abner. A property
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on Highway sixteen eighty six for one from Mark Spencer
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to Douglas and Patterson. The property at one twenty five
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Oaks Drive for two hundred twenty one thousand dollars from
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Cayden Rentals LLC to Gaffney Custom Homes LLC.
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Speaker 2: Lot one in.
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Speaker 1: Unit one Shay Lane Loop for one hundred fifty one thousand,
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two hundred fifty dollars, from Springfield Royalty Company to Raymond E.
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Hamilton Junior Lot one in Cardinal Subdivision for fifteen thousand,
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six hundred and eleven dollars, And from David D. Marples
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to Philip Wayne Grant a property on Riser Avenue for
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one hundred twenty.
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Speaker 2: Five thousand dollars.
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Speaker 1: Free hearing test and screenings now available at the Washington
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County Clinic. Whoser Hearing Institute's Kentucky Hears Program is bringing
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accessible hearing healthcare to the Washington County Circuit Court in Springfield, Kentucky,
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on June thirteenth. The team will attend from nine am
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to two pm. The event will be at the Judicial
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Center at one hundred East Main Streets Springfield, Kentucky Hears
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is a conduct is conducting a hearing clinic with full
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diagnostic test and five minutes self guided hearing.
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Speaker 2: Screening.
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Speaker 1: Team members will be available to answer questions about healing healthcare.
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Kentucky Hears will also offer educational materials on healing health
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and protection, and branded items like pens and chapsticks. Attendees
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can stop by the Judicial Center anytime between nine am
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and two pm. Public Record District Court June second, twenty
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twenty five R Made Bishop no insurance five hundred dollars
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fine plus court costs. Casey Giles Tomorrow licensed dot in
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possession fifty dollars fine.
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Speaker 2: Plus court costs. Bonnie J.
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Speaker 1: Goodwes leading ten miles per hour over the limit twenty
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dollars fine plus court costs. Christian Jones giving false identifying
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information to an officer thirty days probated for twenty four
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months plus court cost. Christy and Keene beating twenty miles
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per hour over the limit twenty dollars.
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Speaker 2: Fine plus court cost.
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Speaker 1: Maria Lopez licensed not in possession fifty dollars fine plus
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court cost. Damuel Jeffrey Perkins beating twenty five mile per
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hour miles per hour over the limit in a work
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zone five hundred dollars fine plus court costs. Matthew James
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talent beating twenty five miles per hour over the limit
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in a work zone, five hundred dollars fine plus court cost.
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Christopher tuckersessed shoplifting sixty days, probated for twenty four months.
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Make restitution of ten dollars and seven cents plus court cost.
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Circuit Court, May twentieth, twenty twenty five. Micah Abbott tampering
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with physical evidence two years pre trial diverted for two years.
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Possession of methan zetamines two years pre trial diverted for
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two years. Possession of drug paraphernalia twelve months probated for
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twenty four months, all to run concurrently. Bartley possession of
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meth and phetamine one year to run consecutively with sentence
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and another case possession of drug paraphernalia twelve months to
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run concurrently. Glenn Mitchell first agree once an endangerment one year,
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pre trial diverted for one year. Kennedy Pettit possession of
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methancetamine one year pre trial diverted for three years. Possession
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of sentinel one year pre trial diverted for three years.
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Resisting arrest twelve months, probated for twenty four months. The
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Forest R. Thompson probation violation by possession of a handgun
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than attempting to flee. Probation revoked to serve out three
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year sentence. Billy P. Young Possession of drug paraphernalia twelve months,
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probated for twenty four months. No insurance ninety days, probated
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for six months. License not in possession ninety days, probated
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for six months.
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Speaker 2: Court coss waived.
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Speaker 1: Jose Age Crews leaving the scene of an accident, failure
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to render aid twelve months, probated for twenty four months,
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no license ninety days, probated for six months. Possession of
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cocaine three years pre trial diverted for three years. Christopher
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Jackson sexual misconduct twelve months, probated for twenty four months.
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Court class start at one hundred forty five dollars and
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increase depending on the charges. Here are more results from
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the Distinguished Young Woman of Washington County. Cassunder Alliance was
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second runner up and she won two thousand dollars cash
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scholarship plus twenty five hundred dollars scholarship for four years
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to Campbellsville University, or a two thousand dollars scholarship for
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four years to Kentucky Wesleyan College, the Preliminary Scholastic Award
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eight hundred dollars cash scholarship, and the Be Your Best
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Self Award one thousand dollars cash scholarship. Hayley Grace Taylor
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was third runner up, and she won a one thousand
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dollars cash scholarship plus a fifteen hundred dollars scholarship for
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four years to Kentucky Wesleyan College, Talent Award seven hundred
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and fifty dollars cash scholarship, Self Expression Award six hundred
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fifty dollars cash scholarship, and the Fitness Award six hundred
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and fifty.
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Speaker 2: Dollars cash scholarship.
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Speaker 1: Mary Thus najorly won the Spirit Award, which was a
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five hundred dollars cash scholarship. And I should have begun
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with the first runner up. Sorry, these were not in
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the order that I thought that I saw. The first
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runner up of this entire program was clear at McCain.
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She earned a three thousand dollars cash scholarship plus three
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thousand dollars scholarship for four years the Campbellsville University, twenty
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five dollars scholarship for four years to Kentucky Wesleyan College,
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or four thousand dollars scholarship to the Gylin College of Nursing.
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She also won the Interview Award with an eight hundred
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dollars cash scholarship, Talent Award which was the seven hundred
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fifty dollars cash scholarship, and the Fitness Awards which was
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a six hundred and fifty.
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Speaker 2: Dollars cash scholarship.
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Speaker 1: So again the results from the Distinguished Young Woman twenty
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twenty six fashion Jones won the title of Distinguished Young Woman.
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Claire McCain was the first runner up, Cassandra Lyons with
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second runner up Hayley Grace Taylor was third runner up,
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and the Spirit Award winner was Mary Beth mail Lane.
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Fifty year class Reunion. This is a column by Ten Veggies.
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I ran into Bruce Chester last week at Ida. I
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haven't seen him since high school graduation in nineteen seventy five, which,
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using that edcumation I got, is fifty years ago. Man,
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how often can you say I haven't seen you.
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Speaker 2: In half a century? That there you go.
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Speaker 1: One day I was seventeen, and the next day I
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was sixty seven. I changed from a nerdy, little stooped over,
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snotty nosed boy into a nerdy, little stooped over say knows,
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old man, All things being equal, I think I like's
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being the little boy better.
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Speaker 2: But be that as it may.
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Speaker 1: We were talking about Bruce. I saw Bruce at a
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checkout line and immediately ran over to greet him. I
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looked at him and said, hey, Bruce, is me How
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are you doing? I haven't seen you since graduation. How's
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that beautiful.
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Speaker 2: Wife Sharon doing.
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Speaker 1: Bruce looked a bit puzzled at first, and said, I'm sorry, sir.
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Speaker 2: Do I know you?
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Speaker 1: Yeah? We went to school together at WCHS. You look
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to be quite a few years older than me. You
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sure you're not thinking about my dad, old timer? What
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the heck? It's me, Bruce, Kenny Begley, Remember, good grief, Kenny.
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What happened to you? Were you sick or in a
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bad accident. I'll put you on our prayer list. You
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used to just be a nerdy little souped Yeah, yeah, yeah,
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I've already gotten over that part. But thank the good Lord,
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I ran into you. I've got big news for you.
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I've already heard about the nineteen seventy five class reunion.
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This September. We're having a reunion. Yeah, what were you
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going to tell me about? I've got fifty years worth
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of stories for you. Shouldn't take more than five or
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six hours to vomit them all out on you. Don't
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worry about adding to the conversation. I can handle both ends.
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Oh my gosh, now I remember you. You can talk
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up to ninety miles per hour with dust, but to
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one hundred. What have I done to deserve this? It's
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just a lucky day, I guess, by the way, I
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can get up to one hundred and ten now with
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half a century of practice. I don't think I've got
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that much stamina. Kenny, Well, did you say Sharon is
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in the car? Maybe I could go talk to her.
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Wait a minute, I don't see her.
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Speaker 2: Now. Where did she go?
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Speaker 1: Probably stooped down looking for a lost contact. She's always
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losing them. Better get back to the house so we
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can help her find it. Hey, I didn't think Sharon
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wore glasses. Say, are you trying to get rid of me?
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But it was too late. Bruce had already gnawed his
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foot off where I was holding him and stumped back
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to the car in a flash, then whirled away down
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the road. Well, shoot, I used to be better at
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holding an audience's leg if not their attention, Maybe Bruce
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and Shearing will sit with me and Cindy at the reunion.
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Speaker 2: I have lots of stories to tell them. Cindy likes to.
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Speaker 1: Bleed off stories on people other than herself. There really
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is going to be a nineteen seventy five WCHS class reunion.
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It's going to be at the Maywood Country Club in
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Lebanon on September twenty seventh. Ella Elliott formerly Corrico, has
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all the details on her Facebook page. You need to
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contact her by August second if you plan to attend.
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I plan on writing up in my flashy red twenty
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fourteen Chevy Spark with its one point two leader engine
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roaring on all three cylinders. Yes, sir, and you thought
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I wouldn't amount to anything?
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Speaker 2: See there?
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Speaker 1: And then This is a column by sister Joel Goobler
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Breath of Ecology. I wrote it's called Seating the human Body.
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I read lately some really interesting facts about these bodies
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which we.
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Speaker 2: Carry around with us.
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Speaker 1: We were born with three hundred bones, have ninety three
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thousand miles of nerves, about one hundred and twenty thousand
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hair follicles, have one hundred thousand heartbeats a day, contain
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ten pints of blood and our sixty percent water. Now
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what keeps this incredible factory running smoothly?
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Speaker 2: Feed at what it eats.
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Speaker 1: If our diet consists of less of sodium and sugar
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and less of fatty dairy products, will avoiding vegetables, fruit, cereals, fish,
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and other healthy foods. We can count on the output
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of this factory of ours, being very inferior and in
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need of a very full medicine cabinet, not flow to veggies.
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Hide them in spaghetti sauce and they'll go unnoticed. Cream
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cauliflower instead of potatoes with a low fat milk and margarine,
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and figure out other tricks to keep down the calories
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and power up those incredible God given factories of ours
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with good eating habits. Seating Program Washington County School's summer
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seating program will be held on Wednesdays begetting June fourth,
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twenty twenty five through Office thirteenth, twenty twenty five. Meal
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pickup will be from nine to eleven am at wcees, WCMS,
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four to six pm NWEES, and five to six thirty
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pm at WCHS all of the school's pafity cafeteria doors.
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Speaker 2: Meals will be in.
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Speaker 1: Box from our bault form and children will receive seven
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breakfast and seven lunches. Meals can only be picked up
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by student, parent or guardian at one location. Please bring
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a list of names of children you plan to pick up.
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Meals for children ages one through.
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Speaker 2: Eighteen are eligible.
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Speaker 1: Please note meals are first come, first served. We will
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be estimating on the number of meals to prepare based
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on last year's totals. Tick Creek rogue repairs. The Washington
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County Fiscal Court announces that rogue repair on Tickbo Creek
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Road CR. Eleven forty two, beginning on the Bridge thirty
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sixty five tick Creek Roads that extends to Forest Lane CR.
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Eleven oh seven, will begin Monday, June night, twenty twenty five.
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Local traffic will still have access that expect long delays,
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and the work is expected to last for fourteen days.
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Willbarrow Series On Thursday, June twelfth, The Wilbarrow Series will
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be growing the chorus. The class host is twenty dollars.
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Call eight five nine, three, three, six seven seven before
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one to reserve your spot. This concludes excerpts from recent
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editions of The Springfield Sun. Your reader has been Amy Jones,
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timmoy On behalf of everyone.
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Speaker 2: Here at radio.
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Speaker 1: I thank you for listening, Keep on listening and have
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a good day.