FW: WKYT – September 17, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – September 17, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Body Found Inside Charred Garage Apartment
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> A fire in Woodford County left one person dead and now
> investigators are trying to figure out how it started.
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> Central Kentucky Ranks Highest In Latest State Health Study: Check
> Your County
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> The latest checkup on the health of Kentucky’s counties found
> people in central Kentucky are among the healthiest in the state.
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> Montgomery County Fire Station Catches Fire
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> Montgomery County Firefighters worked a fire at Fire Station One in
> Mt. Sterling this morning.
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> T-Shirts Printed to Commemorate UK’s Win Against U of L
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> There’s a new wardrobe essential for anyone who bleeds blue.
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> Police: High Speed Chase Suspect Stole Police Cruiser
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> Police say the man was traveling at a high rate of speed on U.S. 23
> at the Kentucky-Virginia state line, driving a stolen police
> cruiser from Norton, Virginia.
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> Weather Updates
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> After a pleasant weekend here in the bluegrass weather wise, we
> started off the work week on a sunny and comfortable note Monday as
> high pressure dominated. Afternoon highs reached the upper 70s and
> low 80s with a few high thin clouds working through the area. It
> looks like the dry weather will be with us the entire week as high
> pressure controls things for much of the region. Expect a good bit
> of sunshine daily through the late week with highs slowly creeping
> back into the mid 80s by Wednesday and Thursday. It appears our
> next chance for any rainfall may be at the end of the weekend and
> into early next week and even then it doesn’t look like a great
> chance, so the drought conditions definitely will continue to
> persist…TG
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