FW: WKYT – October 2, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – October 2, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Search For Body In Kincaid Lake
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> The search continues for the body of a man who disappeared while
> fishing in Pendleton County.
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> Madison County Crash Victims Remembered
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> Family and friends of a Madison County mother and son killed one
> year ago continue to celebrate their lives.
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> Lexington Firefighter To Meet Tuesday To Discuss Toy Drive
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> Lexington firefighters held a meeting Monday night to decide if
> they’ll be able to continue their annual Christmas toy drive.
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> Boy Battling Rare Form Of E.Coli
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> A three year-old Nicholas County boy fights for his life;
> battling a rare but serious form of e-coli.
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> Woman Admits To Stealing Thousands From Lexington Auto Dealership
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> Officials say it happened while Shirley Bachelor worked as an
> accountant for Glenn Auto Mall.
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> Weather Updates
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> After a morning full of sunshine, clouds began to invade the area
> ahead of an approaching cold front. In fact, a few very light
> showers made it to the ground across the western portion of the
> forecast area. However, the frontal boundary is slowly but surely
> washing out across the state as it encounters much drier air. We
> will hang on to a good bit of clouds into the evening hours before
> high pressure builds back in for our Tuesday. The middle of the
> week will bring a mix of clouds and sun with a very slight chance
> of a shower or two as another boundary sweeps through the area.
> Overall, though, lots of sunshine will cause temperatures to
> gradually trend warmer each day with highs on Friday approaching 90
> degrees. The latter part of next weekend looks to bring our next
> chance for real rainfall. In fact, models are anticipating a blast
> of very cool air by next Monday.
> -Lauren
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