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GRANT COUNTY JUNIOR CLASSIC TENNIS - 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Monday, June 30 - Thursday, July 3. Webb Park, Williamstown. Ages: 8 -14. $15 per participant. Features: T-shirt, instruction and demonstrations.

YOUTH CROSS COUNTRY SERIES - Registration is Aug. 14 at Sherman Elementary or online at www.grantcountyparks.com. Series includes six races on Aug. 21, Aug. 28, Sept. 4, Sept. 11, Sept. 18 and Sept. 25. Cost is $10

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School calendars set for 2014-15

Snow and inclement weather wrecked havoc on local schools this year.
Calendars had to be amended and final days for students pushed back.
Spring break was canceled for Grant County.
Now, Grant County and Williamstown Independent school districts have approved next year’s school calendars with fingers crossed adjustments won’t have to be made.
With no missed days, the last day for Grant County and Williamstown students will be May 22, 2015.
Once again, Grant County Schools will have a calendar with a staggered start for students.

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Wildcats & More

Grant County Schools was the place to be April 25 for students who bleed blue and love the Kentucky Wildcats.
Several current and former UK basketball players visited Grant County elementary schools and Grant County Middle School to talk about the importance of school, being a leader, dealing with bullies and preparing for state testing.

The School is Cool event was organized by the Dry Ridge business Wildcats and More and also included a free basketball camp and autograph signing.

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BLUEGRASS PIPELINE HALTS WORK

The developers of the Bluegrass Pipeline, which would snake across nearly 200 miles of Kentucky, have put their controversial project on indefinite hold, saying they don’t have enough customers for the natural gas liquids it would transport.

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BLUEGRASS PIPELINE HALTS WORK

The developers of the Bluegrass Pipeline, which would snake across nearly 200 miles of Kentucky, have put their controversial project on indefinite hold, saying they don’t have enough customers for the natural gas liquids it would transport.

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HEATHEN RIDGE BRIDGE

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BICYCLE SAFETY OFFERED

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Williamstown Menus

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2014 Candidate's Forum- Judge-Executive

The following are excerpts from comments from the Candidate's Forum:

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2014 Candidate's Forum- Magistrate, third district

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