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GET OUT OF JAIL

Nearly 1,000 convicted felons statewide were paroled Jan. 3 as part of a penal code reform to reduce prison population and costs.

Among those, 22 state inmates were released early from the Grant County Detention Center, said Jailer Terry Peeples.

“Originally, it was like 35 inmates,” he said. “But, some of those did not get out because they had retainers or charges pending.”

The early release is part of House Bill 463, which was passed during the 2011 General Assembly.

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WHAT 2 WATCH 4

Williamstown Aquatic and Wellness Center-
The Williamstown City Council and Williamstown Board of Education are collaborating on an aquatic center/classroom addition.
The idea of an aquatic center that could be used by the community and the school district coupled with the need for more classrooms at Williamstown, brought the two entities together.
Margie Jacobs of Tate/Hill/Jacobs Architects Inc. in Lexington, presented members of both groups with a feasibility study and preliminary drawings of what the facility might look like.

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PERSONALLY SPEAKING

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PERSONALLY SPEAKING

By Camille McClanahan

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FACEBOOK FEATURED FAN: Jan 12

Hi! I’m . . . Debra Birkholtz
I live in . . . Cleves, Ohio
About me . . . I have been a teacher at St.Mary’s School in Aurora, Indiana for 26 years. I am also an avid reader.

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Prevention Pays at the Northern Kentucky Health Department

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KSP to hold Citizens Police Acadamy

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Berger earns Doctorate from University of Kentucky

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Volunteers needed for cancer patients

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Local Girl Scout Troop raises money to help Shriners Hospital

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