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> Two-Year Old Found Wandering Streets
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> A two-year old boy is found wandering the streets of Danville. His
> mother says he left the home while he should have been sleeping.
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> Hurricane Dean Hits Yucatan Peninsula
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> The National Hurricane Center says the eye of Hurricane Dean has
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> Highway Expansion Is Unearthing Some Controversy
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> by Jermont Terry
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> An expansion of U.S. 25 in Scott County will force some homes,
> businesses and even more than 30 graves to move.
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> Boy Escapes Possible Abduction
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> Was it a prank or something more sinister?
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> A Georgetown middle
> school student claims he was nearly abducted after getting off the
> bus last week.
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> Mayor Names Committee To Find New Police Chief
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> Mayor Jim Newberry named a committee Monday to find the successor
> to Lexington’s Police Chief Anthany Beatty.
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> It was a hot and humid start to the work week here in Central and
> Eastern Kentucky with afternoon highs surging into the low 90s once
> again. With a stationary front to our north and plenty of moisture
> in place, a few scattered storms popped up with the heating of the
> day. We should see an increase in our thunderstorm chances for
> Monday night and into Tuesday with the front to our north and the
> remnants of what once was Tropical Storm Erin sliding northeastward
> through the Ohio Valley. The best chance for any heavy rain should
> be across the northern counties closer to the front, and a Flood
> Watch is posted for Northern Kentucky into early Tuesday. The storm
> chances will hang around into Tuesday before things dry out and
> heat up again toward the mid week. Highs should work back into the
> mid and upper 90s through Friday with another front bringing the
> potential for storms late Saturday and into Sunday along with
> slightly cooler air. Given the drought situation, we can use all
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That’s a scary thought. A two-year old busting outta home, and wandering the streets! C’mon! something can be done to keep the kid inside. Keep the kid in a crib, or a play-pen at night (he may still be able to climb out, but it’d be a hinderance; and put a hook on his bedroom door; security chains on the doors to the house, and install dead-bolts. If he still manages to break out, see about setting him up with a career as an illusionist/escape artist. He may be the next Houdini…
The story reads:
I have mixed feelings about this project. I agree that moving grave sites is a bit much to ask, however, the expansion of the highway is necessary. US HWY 25 has always been a busy stretch of road between Georgetown and Lexington, and is growing busier with each passign day. With the upcoming Equestrian Games, traffic on that stretch of road will undoubtedly increase.
Though it may be a trying time for the family members of those laid to rest, I believe that the project should be supported, for by moving those who have already passed, lives of others may be saved by sizing the road up – by clearing the dangerous congestion on this highway.