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7.24.25 · Springfield Sun

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Speaker 1: We now turn to the Springfield Sun to bring you
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news from in and around Washington County. Your reader today
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is Amy Jones Timmoy. We began with the addition dated Wednesday,
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July twenty third, twenty twenty five, as a reminder, RADIOI
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is a reading service intended for people who are blind
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or have other disabilities that make it difficult to read
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printed material. Status of nine to one one fee increase
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the unknown by Jane Reid Climb. In last week's issue
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of the Sun, we reported that the Public Safety Answering
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Point or PSAP board has requested a one dollar increase
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in the nine to one one v on water bills
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in Washington County. Before that increase can appear on water bills,
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it must first be approved by both the Springfield City
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Council and the Washington County Physical Court. The City Council
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approved the increase at the regular monthly meeting on July eighth.
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It was not discussed at the July fourteenth meeting of
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the Fiscal Court. County Judge Executive of Timothy Graves that
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it will be on the agenda for the July twenty
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fifth meeting. In May, the Fiscal Court rejected a proposed
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two dollars per month increase in the nine to one
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one fee Young County water bills. At that meeting, District
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four Magistrates Stephen Turney voiced an objection to quote raising
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taxes and this is a tax increase end of quote.
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District two Magistrates Steve Divine also voiced an objection to
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the proposal. The vote was forded two to reject the proposal.
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Magistrates Dallas Lewis, Steve Divine, Stephen Carney, and Matt Mudley
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voted no. One in measure, and Magistrates Bobby Lee Russell
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and Philip Curricio voted in favor of the increase. Following
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the rejection of the feat increased by county magistrates, Washington
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County p SAP Board continues to look for ways to
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fund the hiring of additional dispatchers. Kevin Devine, director of
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the Office of Emergency Management, told p SAP board members
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it would cost ninety one thousand dollars to two new
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full time dispatchers to fill the void. The original proposal
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to add two dollars monthly to each water bill would
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have generated about one hundred and twenty thousand dollars for
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the Dispatch Center. Devine said that Nelson County adds just
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over fifty dollars per year on property taxes to fund
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its nine one one center. Washington County currently charges twenty
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four dollars annually with a two dollars a month fee
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on all water bills. At its due meeting, the PSAP
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Board provides the request asking for an increase of one
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dollar per month with an automatic annual cost of living
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increase to fund the hiring of additional dispatchers at the
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nine to one to one Dispatch Center. According to Danny Krouts,
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director of the dispatch center, calls to the center are
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increasing and he has two dispatchers on duty half or
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on duty during peak hours, but about half the time
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there is only one on duty at the call center.
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He said it would require the hiring of two additional
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full time dispatch to fully staff the center. Divine said.
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Another option is a part time dispatcher who was asked
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to go full time. Divine said if that happened, the
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center would only need one new full time dispatcher, which
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would lower the cost a little. At the Wednesday, June
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twenty fifth meeting of the PSAT board, several options were discussed.
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The final proposal from Springfield City Councilman Michael Hale was
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to return to the city and county to request a
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one dollar increase in the water bill feet, which would
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add sixty thousand dollars to the dispatch center to their budget,
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and ask for an additional fifteen thousand dollars from each
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on the next budget a year from now. The board
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voted six to one to approve Hill's proposal to request
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a one dollar increase now with annual automatic increases as
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allowed by the state. The board also approved advertising for
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two new dispatchers, but one board member stressed, I don't
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want to buy something we can't pay for. It was
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agreed no one would be hired until funding was in place.
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The PSAP board meets again on Thursday, July twenty fourth,
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and the hiring of the new dispatchers is on the agenda. However,
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Fiscal Court does not meet until Friday, July twenty fifth
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to consider the fee increase. The current fee of two
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dollars per meter per month was added to water bills
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across the county in twenty twenty one to fund the
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nine one one Dispatch Center. The center had previously been
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funded with a fee on landline telephones, along with appropriations
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from Washington County and the City of Springsald. In twenty twenty,
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the PSAP board voted to move that fee from telephone
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since fewer residents have landlines, and place it on water
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bills to accomplish two goals, even out the responsibility across
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all residents and increase revenue to fund the service. The
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city and county continue to appropriate funds for the vital service.
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Rotarians celebrate completion of pavilion outdoor classroom at Rotary Park
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by janebrig climb By twenty third, twenty twenty five. The
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latest addition to Rotary Park at the reservoir is one
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hundred percent complete and one hundred percent paid for. According
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to Springfield Rotarian Steve Smith. The new pavilion has been
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under construction since early spring twenty twenty four, and the
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Springfield Rotary Club celebrated its completion with the ribbon cutting
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and donor appreciation dinner on Thursday, July seventeenth. Smith has
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served as project coordinator on the project since the beginning.
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Quote we have had great community support, Smith said, we
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couldn't have done any of this without the generous donations
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from businesses and individuals who gave money, time and expertise
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to the project and to quote, once a park, then
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a nice wore. The Springfield Reservoir property has undergone a
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major overhaul thanks to the Springfield Rotary Club and generous
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community donors. The project began with discussions at a Rotary
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Club meeting in twenty twenty when Smith shared the story
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of watching the lady push a wheelchair across a gravel
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parking lot and down the boat launch ramp so the
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man in the chair could fish. Quote, we can do
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better than this, Steve told, Or Smith told his fellow retarians,
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and a simple plan was formed. The Rotary Club would
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install a handicapped accessible dock and kayak launch at the
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reservoir as its annual service project for twenty twenty one,
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and Phase one of the projects got underway. What began
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as a plan to install a six to ten thousand
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handicapped accessible dock quickly grew into so much more. As
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the fundraising for the dock began and the community learned
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of the project, donations flowed in, gramts were obtained, and
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the project began to grow into much more than just
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a dock. The dock arrived in May of twenty twenty one,
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the boat launch ramp was rebuilt, the parking lot was paved,
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and license security cameras were installed. Later, the dock was expended,
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and then plans for Phase two, an outdoor classroom pavilion
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with restrooms, a kitchen, and a multimedia center, gone under way.
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Last week. With Phase two complete, additional signs were erected
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and the parking lot was sealed and striped. Smith and
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his fellow Rotarians are now looking ahead to Phase three
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of the project. Phase three includes a walking biking trail
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along the east side of the reservoir. The plan is
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for the one point four mile trails to be quote
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eight feet wide, with a couple of shelters along the
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way where you can stop for a break, enjoyed the
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scenery and maybe do some bird watching and of quote,
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Smith said. Smith said some of the funds were raised
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by the annual Rotary auction in late fall and will
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be used for Phase three, almost supporting the Rotary scholarships
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and the Rotary General Fund. Quote. We couldn't do any
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of this without the generous gifts of our donors, Smith said.
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We simply can't thank them enough for all they've done.
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End of quote. Some remember when a park was built
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at the reservoir by the Sportsman's Club about fifty years ago.
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The park included picnic tables, grills, and a play area
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for children. Over time time, the park deteriorated and was
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eventually abandoned. The Springfield Rotary Club wanted to ensure that
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doesn't happen again. The club has established a foundation and
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a special fund for maintenance and upkeep of the park.
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Another step taken to ensure the longevity of Rotary Park
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at the reservoir was a request for the city to
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add a restriction to the deed. The city owns the property,
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and City Council members approved the club's request. If the
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property is ever sold by the city, the property on
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the east side of the reservoir must remain available for
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public recreational use. Music and More by Jane Recline, July
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twenty third, twenty twenty five. Manton Music Jamboree is Sunday,
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July twenty seventh. What began is a Sunday after church
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social gathering with a musician and a haywackon the Manton
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Music Jamboree has grown into a full day of music
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on a true stage, food and fund that draws large
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crowds from across the state. They The Manson Music Jamboree
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is scheduled for Sunday, July twenty seventh. The event will
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take place from noon to seven pm under the shade
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trees on the grounds of the Old Schoolhouse at Holy
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Rosary Church in Manton. This year's lineup includes local and
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regional performance performers with a mix of bluegrass, country and
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classic rock sounds. Performing throughout the day will be Wildfire,
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Stone or Road, Low Down, Grace Farmer and the Whiskey
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Shots Midnight Raining. In addition to great music, sandwiches, cold drinks,
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and ice cream will be available, with the food truck
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serving up a variety of options. There's no cover charge
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for the event and parking is plentiful in the field
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behind the stage. Gust are encouraged to bring a lawn chair.
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African American Heritage Festival Friday, August first. Another great upcoming
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event in Washington County is the African American Heritage Festival
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on Friday, August first in downtown Springfield. The theme is
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boots on the ground and line for a good time.
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Come ready to eat, delicious food, dancer, booths off and
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celebrate with friends and family. End of quote, encourages Jill Reid,
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Springfield Main Street Director. The festival location has changed slightly
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this year due to road construction projects needing to be
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completed over the summer. The festival will be at the
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Judicial Center parking lot located on East Ballards Street, Springfield, Kentucky.
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Due to the road construction, the festival will unfortunately not
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hold the traditional driving parade this year. Quote. We still
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look forward to having the best festival and celebration for
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twenty twenty five end of quote, said Reid. She noted
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a golf cart will be provided to transport festival goers
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to and from their parked vehicles. Stick Tight Homecoming Concert
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Saturday August Night. Stick Tight's annual homecoming concert at the
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Willisburg Community Park is set for Saturday, August night. Stick
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Tight in his band always include the unveiling and premier
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performance of new songs that are soon to be released.
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In addition the preview of upcoming releases. Stick Type says
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concertgoers can expect a surprise guest or two at this
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year's event. Getting Ready for Back to School by Jane
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Reclines July twenty third, twenty twenty five. It's late July
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and back to school is just around the corner. For
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Washington County school students meet the teachers and learn what
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to expect from the twenty twenty five to twenty sixth
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school year by attending the appropriate event at your school.
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Washington County Elementary School Kindergarten Jumpstart August fourth through fifth,
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twenty twenty five. Last name A through L eight thirty
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two eleven thirty AM. August six through seventh, twenty twenty five,
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Last name M through Z eight thirty two eleven thirty AM.
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With Kindergarten Jumpstart, your child can come to school for
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two half days to meet their teacher, see their classroom,
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and become familiar with the school. Jumpstart makes a transition
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to school easier. There will be a parent meeting on
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the first day of each jump Start session at eight
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thirty in the classroom. W cees Back to School Bash
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August eleventh, twenty twenty five. The back to School Bash
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is for pre K through fifth grade and will be
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from five to seven pm on August eleventh. Pre K
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meets in the pre school building. K through fifth grade
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meet in the gym for a brief parent guardian meeting
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at five pm. Teachers will be available throughout the event.
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Food trucks and community partners will also be set up
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at the event. Washington County Middle School Back to School
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dash in sixth grade orientation is August fourteenth, from five
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point thirty to seven pm. Enter through the upstairs gym
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to get student schedules, meet the teachers, pay twenty five
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dollars annual tech fee and learn more about WCMS. North
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Washington Elementary and Middle School Kindergarten Camp August fifth, twenty
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twenty five. I think times will be sent to family
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soon for this time to explore the school, meet the teacher,
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and get comfortable before the first day. Parents will have
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an opportunity to ask questions and learn what to expect
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in wees in w iNews sorry and in WMS back
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to School Festival. I'm sorry. That should be the North
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Washington Elementary Middle School Back to School Festival. That's August eleventh,
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from five to seven pm. The back to School Festival
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let students meet teachers in school staff members. Parents can
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pay the technology fee. Food trucks and community partners will
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be set up Washington County High School Commander Countdown of
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Bates Seniors August eleventh from nine am to twelve pm.
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Juniors August eleventh from one to four pm, Sophomore's August
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thirteenth from nine to twelve pm. Freshman August thirteenth from
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one to four pm. Open House August nineteenth from five
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to seven pm. Washington County Virtual School Washington County Virtual
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School is now accepting applications for the fall semester of
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twenty twenty five twenty six school year. Any student in
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grades six through twelve, including current homeschool students living in
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Washington County, may apply. The application deadline is Friday, August fifteenth,
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twenty twenty five. For questions, parents may email Chad Willis
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at Chad dot Willis at Washington dot Kyschools dot us.
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In addition to getting an early look at classrooms and
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meeting teachers, students can also prepare for back to schools
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by gathering the necessary supply. Washington County Elementary School students
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are asked to bring in the following backpacks, headphones, two
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pairs no earbugs, clear plastic water bottle with closing lid,
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ziploc bags, gallon or court and They should be a
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whole container of backs, babywife life, ale, wipe tissues, dry
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erase markers. Washington County Middle School students are asked to
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obtain a backpack, headphones which are wired, and a box
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of Kleenex. All other supplies will be provided on the
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first day of school. North Washington Elementary and North Washington
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Middle School students are only asked to obtain headphones and
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a backpack. All other supplies will be supplied by the school.
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Washington County High School students will be provided with ES
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central supplies as needed and upon request at WCHS during
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the twenty twenty five to twenty six school year. As
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is the case in the high school study, there may
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be the need for students to obtain course specific items.
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If assistance is needed, please contact the administration and the
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FRYSC that's the Family Resource Youth Service Center's coordinator. Additionally,
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wcahs will provide items to mark the start of the
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schools for each student on the first day of school.
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Pioneers Make Us Splash with Where the Wild Things Are
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Day Camp. New Pioneers, a partnership with the Loretto Community,
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successfully hosted its inaugural summer day camp this June, where
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the wild Things are designed to spark curiosity, build confidence,
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and foster a strong connection to nature. The camp welcomed
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forty local youth to the Loretto Motherhouse Farm for a
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week of immersive outdoor exploration and environmental education. Over the
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course of five days, campers engaged with four unique regional habitats, grasslands, woodlands,
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farmlands and wetlands. The rich diversity of activities was designed
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to engage camper's curiosity and build connections with the natural world.
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Highlights included catching frogs and bugs, viewing a demonstrative beehive,
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enjoying hay rides, meeting a friendly sheep, and driving into
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the diving into the vital topic of native species and
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their importance in our ecosystem. Each activity was carefully crafted
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to encourage hands on learning and foster a sense of
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wonder and respect for nature. This opportunity was unique in
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both helping campers build confidence and navigating the outdoors and
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deepening their understanding of the environment and the environment and
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its phenomenon. An alignment with the New Pioneer's commitment to
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inclusivity and accessibility, the organization ensured that all interested youth
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could participate by offering full financial assistance to families and needs.
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This approach eliminating costs as a barrier and created an
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environment where children from all backgrounds could engage in meaningful
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learning experiences. New Pioneers extend its gratitude to the dedicated
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team of local instructors and volunteers who made this campus success,
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as well as the Louretto Community, Lebanon Water Works, and
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spring Field Water and Sewer Commission for their partnerships. New
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Pioneers would also like to think sponsors LG and E
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ku Walmart Spark Good Foundation for our Healthy Kentucky, Marion
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County Fiscal Court, Jackie Fogel, Loretto Foodland, and Loretto Lumber.
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With the success of the first Where the Wild Things
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Are Day Camp, New Pioneers look forward to building on
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this foundation in the years to come, creating more opportunities
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for friends of all ages to connect with nature, learn
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about environmental stewardship, and engage with our community. Coming soon,
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New Pioneers will be holding its annual Space Night on Friday,
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August eighth, starting at eight pm. Space Night twenty twenty
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five will be held at Rotary Park at the Reservoir
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with a variety of educational activities about space and the
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solar system. Washington County Schools both out new tool for
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two lay communication with families by JR. Climb July twenty third,
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twenty twenty five, Washington County Schools has launched parents Square,
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a simple and unified school to home communication platform to
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reach and engage every parent, helping ensure all parents have
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the opportunity to actively participate in their children's education. Parent
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Square is now available for staff and parents to use
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on their computers or mobile devices. Parent Square, the new
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communication platform, allows parents and guardians and wcs to receive
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all of their communications from the district schools, classrooms, and
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school activity groups and one unified app and service. By
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unifying multiple tools into one communication app and service, parent
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Square provides a seamless experience for parents and staff. Parents
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will be able to keep track of news, activities, and
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events from all their children's schools in one place. Washington
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County Schools hopes that parents Square's intuitive two way platform
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will foster greater communication and family involvement. With parent Square,
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parents can enjoy photos posted by teachers, though out forms
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and permission slips. Sign up for Parent Teacher conferences, check
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raids and attendance, and much more. School staff and parents
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can engage in both one to one in group messaging
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with real time translation. Quote. In Washington County Schools, we
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know that strong school home partnerships are foundational to student success,
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So Superintendent Doctor Robin Cochran, that's why we're excited to
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launch parent Square as our new district wide communication platform.
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Parents Square will allow us to deliver timely, consistent, in
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unified messages while also making it easier for families to
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engage in meaningful two way communication with their child's schools.
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This launch also ensures that we are in full compliance
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of the requirements of Kentucky Senate Bill one eighty one,
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which calls for districts to adopt a comprehensive platform for
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school to home communication. This is more than just checking
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a box. Using this tool reflects our larger commitment to cultivate, commit,
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and collaborate by creating stronger, more responsive systems that support
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every learner and family in our district. When communication improves,
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so does connection, and when families are connected, students succeed
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and of Washington County School's partnership with parent Square will
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enable stronger engagement between school and home and help empower
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everyone within the school community to stay connected and informed.
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For more information on parent square, please visit www dot
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parentsquare dot com about parent Square. Parent square is relied
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upon by millions of educators and families and forty eight
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states for unified, effective school communications. Parent Square provides parent
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engagement tools that work from the district office to the
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individual classroom, supported by powerful metrics and reporting. Parent Square's
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technology platform features extensive integrations with student information and other
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critical administrative systems. Translation to more than one hundred language
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an app, email, text, voice, and webportal access for equitable communication.
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Parents Square http colon slash Flash. Parent square dot com,
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founded in twenty eleven, is based in Santa Barbara. Kentucky
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offers statewide permit testing event on Saturday August second by
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j R. Kline July twenty third, twenty twenty five. Kentucky
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will once again offer a statewide event on Saturday, August
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second to help interested Kentuckians obtain their permit. Appointments are
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available to all Kentuckians who are eligible to apply. According
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to state law, applicants must be at least fifteen years
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of age to apply. More than thirteen hundred written permit
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test appointments will be available on August second, between eight
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am and four pm at twelve locations which include Bowling Green, Burlington, Katwisburg, Elizabethtown, Frankfort, Independence, Jackson,
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Lexington in Leestown Road, Louisville, bowman Field, Maysville, Moorhead, and Pikeville.
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Applicants can take the test that any of the twelve
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locations offered. The Kentucky State Police or KSD, which administers
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state driving testing, will release the appointments on Friday, July eighteenth,
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beginning at two pm Eastern daylight time through the online
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scheduling portal. This one day event does not include road
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skills or CDL testing in may KSD and this Kentucky
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Transportation Cabinet Are KYTC, which issues the permitent license to
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applicants who passed the written test, held the first statewide
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testing event where one thousand, one hundred and four permit
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test were administered. To ensure a smooth and fair scheduling process,
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Kentucky State Police Driver Testing Captain Chris Baker said those
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seeking appointments should prepare necessary documentation and understand that any
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appointments made using false information or multiple entries under the
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same name will automatically be canceled. All applicants are asked
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to provide accurate information when signing up for a slut quote.
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We want everyone to have a fair shot at securing
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and appointment, Captain Baker said, before logging in, please have
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the required documents and personal details. Study that preparation will
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help avoid errors and delays in scheduling. End of quote.
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All permit tests must be scheduled through the ksp's website
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at Kentucky State Police dot ky dot gov slash driver
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hyphen Testing. Prior to taking the test Kentucky and should
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remember to bring all require documentation to take to your
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appointments so the permit test can be administered. Necessary documents
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include proof of identity such as bricks certificate not a photocopy,
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proof of social security and a school compliance verification form.
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Cee kytc's licensing website at drive dot ky dot gov.
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For a full list of documentation and more info, study
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the Kentucky Driver Manual, which can be found on the website.
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Should an applicant not pass the written test, they can
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schedule another appointment using the online portal. On August second
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KYTC Driver Licensing Regional office staff will also be on
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site to issue permit licenses to those who pass the
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written test. The other regional offices will open from eight
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am to noon for all licensing services as part of
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the once a month Saturday hours. The Governor's signed House
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Bill fifteen into law on March twenty fifth, which allows
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fifteen year olds to obtain their permit. As of mid July,
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more than seventeen thousand fifteen year olds have earned their permit.
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State law still requires you to be sixteen years old
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to obtain an intermediate license. For more information about driver
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licensing regional office locations, including hours and services provided, visit
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drive dot ky dot g o d Ephram McDowell Regional
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Medical Center opening renovated inpatient behavioral health unit by J. R.
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Klinsly twenty five. Ephram McDowell Regional Medical Center announced last
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week that it is relocating its inpatient behavioral health unit
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to a newly renovated space on the fifth floor of
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Johnson Tower, which houses other patient care units. The unit
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has been housed in the Hospital North Poaine, which will
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be raised in the near future to provide space for
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Ephram mcdowe's expansion project. The new unit is anticipated to
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open on August the fourth quote, We are excited to
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move our inpatient Behavioral Health Unit to a newly renovated
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space in the Patient Care Tower the Travis Thatcher Curtis
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Assistant Chief Nursing Officer and Ephraim McDowell Regional Medical Center.
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The new location will offer a modernized environment with more
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spacious areas for our patients and patients. End of quotes.
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The Inpatient Behavioral Health Unit provides a short term treatment
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to adult eighteen years or older or a variety of
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behavioral health diagnoses. Specialized services for geriatric behavioral health needs
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are also offered to patients sixty five and older. The
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unit uses a multidiscipline area approach to treatment which involves physicians,
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advanced practice planners, and many more. This concludes excerpts from
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recent editions of The Spring Buildsume your reader has been
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Amy James timmany On behalf of everyone here at RADIOI
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thank you for listening, Keep on listening and have a
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good day.