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Georgetown Wire
Comprehensive News Feed for Georgetown, KY.
Results 1 - 20 of 292 in Georgetown, KY
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Beshear says he'll keep pushing slots
... which could delay implementation a year or more given the need for a statewide referendum. Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, has proposed an amendment to allow slots parlors in the seven counties with racetracks - although not necessarily run by the ... Comment?
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a Of England Still,a a new collection of poems by Craik
Roger Craik is a living picture of the saying, "You can take the boy out of England, but you can't take England out of the boy." Craik, associate professor of English at Kent State University- Ashtabula, recently published his sixth poetry book, titled "Of England Still." The publisher is Finishing Line Press of Georgetown, Ky., which is the ... Comment?
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Toyota Targets 27% Reduction in Energy Consumed Per Vehicle Produced
... second-largest solar panel array in the U.S. Toyota succeeded in reducing energy consumption 16 percent at its Georgetown, Ky., plant. Since 2006, Toyota says 14 of its plants have received Energy Star awards. Also, the company is using a ... Comment?
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25 years ago today, 1984: Hourly employees of Clark Material Handling Co. in Springfield will vote today on a tentative settlement of a longstanding grievance. The settlement follows a federal arbitrator's decision last May that gave some workers laid off from Clark Equipment Co. in 1982 the right to transfer to the company's Georgetown, Ky., facility. In June, the company said it intended to appeal that decision and continue discussion with the union to resolve the grievance. 50 years ago today, 1959: President Eisenhower will ask Congress to approve a new cabinet post which would outrank the vice presidency and all other cabinet posts, Newsweek magazine said yesterday. The new cabinet officer would oversee the State Department, the foreign aid program and the international offices of several U.S. agencies. His title might be 'First Secretary of the Government.' Eisenhower will propose the change in hopes of freeing the next president from some of the ever-increasing details which burden the White House, the report said. 100 years ago today, 1909: The Michigan Agricultural College in East Lansing has announced that, beginning Jan. 4, 1910, it will give a number of practical, complete, short courses in different lines of study. Coming at this time of year, when the fall farm work is all done and the spring work cannot be taken up for several weeks, the courses offer an excellent opportunity for the farmer boys of Michigan. The first year course embraces the following subjects: Stock judging, carpentry and blacksmithing, veterinary science, soils and crops, stock feeding, fruit growing and vegetable gardening, business arithmetic, bookkeeping and correspondence. Comment?
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Short-handed Georgetown College seeks help
Georgetown College men's basketball coach Happy Osborne has seen his share of injuries over his 14-year tenure. Comment?
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Black Kentucky families sought freedom in Kansas
... Angela Bates, executive director of Nicodemus Historical Society What: Discussion of the Nicodemus connection in Georgetown and Sadieville. When, where, more info: ■ 2 p.m. Dec. 12. Georgetown & Scott County Museum, 229 E. Main St., ... Comment?
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Lexington Farmers Market vendors reflect on year of change
... parking near the courthouse without bottling up the flow of foot traffic. Ann Bell Stone of Elmwood Stock Farm in Georgetown said the Cheapside pavilion gives the market a permanence that should reassure customers and farmers alike. 'We can focus on ... 3 comments
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Lexington Farmers Market vendors reflect on year of change
... parking near the courthouse without bottling up the flow of foot traffic. Ann Bell Stone of Elmwood Stock Farm in Georgetown said the Cheapside pavilion gives the market a permanence that should reassure customers and farmers alike. 'We can focus on ... 3 comments
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KY city loses, finds Christmas lights
It turned out to be an early Christmas present for one Kentucky city. Two days after Georgetown's Christmas lights went missing, a box containing the $2,000 worth of decorations turned up underneath a city public works truck. Comment?
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Ex-Kentucky hoopster pleads not guilty to scam
A former University of Kentucky men's basketball player has pleaded not guilty to running a ticket scam that prosecutors say totaled more than $70,000. Ed Davender of Georgetown entered the plea Friday morning in Fayette Circuit Court. Comment?
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Davender's attorney withdraws
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... by Steve Romines, a Louisville attorney who represented Shane Ragland in Ragland's murder trial. Davender, 43, of Georgetown has been indicted on 23 counts of theft by deception. Lexington police had originally charged Davender with taking money ... Comment?
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Davender pleads not guilty in ticket scam
A former University of Kentucky men's basketball player has pleaded not guilty to running a ticket scam that prosecutors say totaled more than $70,000. Ed Davender of Georgetown entered the plea Friday morning in Fayette Circuit Court. Comment?
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Davender Pleads Not Guilty, Gets New Attorney In Ticket Scam Case
A former University of Kentucky men's basketball player has pleaded not guilty to running a ticket scam that prosecutors say totaled more than $70,000. Ed Davender of Georgetown entered the plea Friday morning in Fayette Circuit Court. Comment?
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Ex-Wildcat gets new attorney, pleads not guilty in alleged UK ticket scam
... by Steve Romines, a Louisville attorney who represented Shane Ragland in Ragland's murder trial. Davender, 43, of Georgetown has been indicted on 23 counts of theft by deception. Lexington police had originally charged Davender with taking money ... Comment?
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Georgetown loses, finds Christmas lights
... Highland Ave. Cincinnati, OH 45219 Attn: Community Calendar 12CommConx@WKRC.com Click here for more information. GEORGETOWN, Ky. (AP) a ' It turned out to be an early Christmas present for one Kentucky city. Two days after Georgetown's Christmas ... Comment?
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Georgetown's stolen Xmas lights found
It turned out to be an early Christmas present for one Kentucky city. Two days after Georgetown's Christmas lights went missing, a box containing the $2,000 worth of decorations turned up underneath a city public works truck. Comment?
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Colored Horse Photo Book Signing to Benefit Old Friends
... In Living Color and her previous release More Old Friends on Tuesday, Dec. 8 at the Circa 1840 Restaurant in Georgetown, Ky. The book signing will be from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. A portion of the proceeds of the sale of the two books, which were published ... Comment?
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Ky. city loses, finds Christmas lights
It turned out to be an early Christmas present for one Kentucky city. Two days after Georgetown's Christmas lights went missing, a box containing the $2,000 worth of decorations turned up underneath a city public works truck. Comment?
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... yet discreet, Japanese restaurant to cater to the Japanese workforce at the Toyota Motor Manufacturing plant in Georgetown. Sometimes imposed seclusion can translate into wariness of new customers, but my guest and I found Tachibana to be ... Comment?
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Getting a handle on regional performances of 'Messiah'
... Erich Balling. 7:30 p.m, Dec. 4. 166 Market St. $15, $25, $35. (859) 254-4497, Ext. 118. www.ccclex.org. ■ Georgetown College: Messiah Sing. Selections performed by Georgetown College Concert Choir and audience. 3 p.m. Dec. 6. Georgetown ... Comment?
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