FW: WKYT – September 22, 2007

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> Subject: WKYT – September 22, 2007
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> News Updates
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> Anniversary Of Lexington Flood Deaths
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> This weekend marks the anniversary of a deadly flooding accident in
> Lexington.
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> 27 Investigates Trash Can Fires
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> Police Investigating Herbie Curbie Fires
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> Police Investigating Bourbon County Shooting
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> An investigation is underway in Bourbon County where police tell 27
> NEWSFIRST a sheriff’s deputy has shot a suspect.
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> Graves Vandalized In Magoffin County
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> Police are investigating after dozens of graves were vandalized in
> Magoffin County.
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> Officials Crack Down On Sign Pollution
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> by Jermont Terry
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> Signs advertising businesses, boxes for sale, political campaigns,
> even prenatal sonograms litter Lexington roadways.
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> Weather Updates
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> We wrapped up the work week weather wise essentially the same way
> we started it, with plenty of sunshine on Friday across Central and
> Eastern Kentucky. The only difference is that temperatures were
> much more summer like with highs into the upper 80s. In fact as we
> wrap up the summer season over the course of the weekend and head
> into fall, it will still feel like summer. Despite a weak front
> moving through Saturday, temperatures will be on the warm to hot
> side with highs into the upper 80s with a few low 90s down south.
> There is some good news by the early part of next week as a frontal
> system moves in from the northwest. This front combined with
> moisture from the south (some possibly tropical depending on the
> system in the Gulf) should provide enough juice for some decent
> rain here in Kentucky. Let;s keep our fingers crossed for that. In
> the meantime, the sunny and dry weather should stick around this
> weekend…TG
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