J. Palmer

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> Subject: WKYT – September 10, 2007
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> Barn Destroyed In Fire
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> by Andy Cunningham
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> A large barn fire could be seen for miles Sunday on the Bourbon-
> Scott county line.
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> Rain Brings Relief, But Not An End To The Drought
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> by Dave Spencer
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> Since the beginning of the summer most of Kentucky has been under a
> moderate to severe drought.
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> Kentucky State Police Academy Enrolls The largest Female Class In
> It’s History
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> On Sunday 92 new cadets reported for state police training in
> Frankfort. Twelve of them being women. Making this the largest
> group of women to enter the academy in it’s history.
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> Ky. opens tourism office in Japan
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> May open office in China
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> Police charge woman in baseball bat weilding robbery
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> Woman may have been involved in other similar robberies
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> We are finally recieving some much needed rain across the Bluegrass
> State this afternoon as a cold front slowly sweeps across the area.
> This frontal boundary should stall out across the Eastern-half of
> the area this evening, which will carry rain chances into Monday.
> Isolated showers may even linger into the day on Tuesday before
> high pressure builds in for the middle of the week. Wednesday and
> Thursday look to be a drying out period between weather systems.
> Our next weather-maker will move across the Ohio Valley Friday into
> Saturday and not only will this bring our next shot for rain, it is
> also going to bring much cooler temperatures. You may need to pull
> out a light coat for next Saturday and Sunday evenings if the
> models verify and we see lows in the lower 50’s. Have a great work
> week!
> -Lauren
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> Wish Granted For Terminally Ill Fleming County Girl
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> A community pulls together to make one memorable night for a young
> Fleming County girl and her family.
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> Lexington Soccer Field Dedicated To Comair Crash Victim
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> An emotional night on the soccer fields at Lexington Christian
> Academy Saturday night. The new renovated field was dedicated to a
> victim of the crash of Comair Flight 5191.
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> Breast Feeding Supporters Rally In Front Of Lexington Applebee’s
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> LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) – Dozens of people rallied in front of an
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> Applebee’s restaurant in Lexington today to support a woman who
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> said she was told to cover up while breast-feeding her son.
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> Governor Releases Safety Recommendations For Kentucky Colleges
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> by Denny Trease
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> The governor’s task force on campus safety has released it’s long
> awaited list of recommendations aimed at enhancing safety and
> security at all Kentucky colleges and universities.
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> Lexington motorcyclist dies in crash with minivan
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> Police told car had green light when motorcycle crashed into
> vehicle.
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> Temperatures have been able to warm into the upper 80’s this
> afternoon because clouds were slower to move in throughout the day.
> The cold front that has been bringing drenching rains to Western
> Kentucky shows little eastward progression this afternoon. Because
> of its slower than expected arrival to the area, the majority of us
> have stayed dry this afternoon. However, scattered showers should
> begin to fill in as the night wears on. In fact, I do expect this
> front to be even slower in exiting the Bluegrass State. Therefore,
> keeping chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms in the
> forecast through the first part of the work week. A noticeable
> temperatures change will be felt by the end of the work week as a
> new airmass comes into the area. Day 6 and 7 look to work in
> another cold front that could possibly be stronger in both precip
> as well as ushering in cooler temperatures. Nevertheless, nearly
> all places should see some rain before the weekend is out.
> -Lauren
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> Man Pleads Guilty In Deadly Home Invasion
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> A man accused of murders in two Kentucky counties enters a plea
> deal in one of the cases against him.
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> Lexington Water Treatment Plant Cited For Sewage Spill
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> State officials have issued a citation to a Lexington water
> treatment plant for a spill of more than three million gallons of
> sewage into a Lexington creek.
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> Controversy Brewing Of Cave Proposal
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> by Dave Spencer
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> Vandalism, garbage, even human waste are some of the reason the
> Kentucky Department of Parks is deciding to build a gated entrance
> to a cave at the Natural Bridge Park.
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> Murder Victim’s Family Claims They Were Shot At
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> There have been some bizarre developments in the murder case of a
> well-known Montgomery County businessman His widow and son claimed
> they were shot at on Friday.
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> Citation Issued After Massive Sewage Spill
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> The Environmental Public Protection Cabinet issued the notice of
> violation to the Town Branch Wastewater Treatment Plant. The spill
> back on August 31st left more than three million gallons of
> partially treated sewage into the Elkhorn Creek.
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> Isolated showers should continue into the overnight hours as a cold
> front slowly but surely inches closer to the Ohio Valley. The
> frontal boundary looks like it will stall out along the river
> tomorrow and Sunday, which will keep scattered showers and storms
> in the forecast through the weekend. Highs should still be on the
> warm side with temps in tihe mid-upper 80’s Saturday and Sunday.
> How quickly this front exits the region will determine the timing
> of our mid-week system. If the first front is slow to deteriorate
> or exit, then the second system may not arrive until Thursday.
> Likewise, it could arrive sooner if our first front does not stall
> out. Obviously, the timing and magnitude of the second weather
> system is a bit tricky. Based on model ensembles, our best shot for
> some soaking rain will be Wednesday and Thursday. Also, expect
> quite of a change temperatures-wise with highs in the lower 70’s
> and overnight lows around the 50-degree mark for the end of the
> week.
> -Lauren
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