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LEGOLAND Florida, the largest LEGOLAND Park in the world, is a 150-acre, interactive theme park with more than 50 rides, shows and attractions, restaurants, shopping, a breathtaking botanical garden, and the LEGOLAND Water park -- all geared to families with children ages 2 to 12. Now open, The
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The Patriots are now on the field, stretching and going through their pre-game routines. It's still not apparent who will play and who won't play.
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Tom Brady did some stretching, and now he's taking some throws. He still looks like he's doing everything pretty gingerly, but he's definitely taking part.

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Local voters headed to the polls in Pennsylvania Tuesday to cast ballots in the state's primary election. There were several state-wide contests on the ballot as well as local races.
Unofficial results for the referendum to allow for the issue of liquor licenses are final with 1,141 people voting yes and 882 people voting against it.
The Municipal Primary Election is Tuesday, May 19, 2015.
The Municipal Primary Election is Tuesday, May 19, 2015.
The municipal primary elections will be held on Tuesday, May 19, 2015. There are more than 10 polling locations in the county. Polls are open from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.
The I-Team's Andy Mehalshick reports from Utz Arena in York.
Republican incumbent Tom Corbett conceded to Democrat Tom Wolf in the Pennsylvania governor's race.
Eyewitness News Reporter Kelly Choate was live in Hazleton, where Barletta supporters gathered for the victory.
Congressman Tom Marino elected to another term 10th Congressional District
Governor Tom Corbett thanks supporters concedes election to Tom Wolf
Kaufer faced Democrat Eileen Cipriani, a West Wyoming Councilwoman.
Eyewitness News Reporter Valerie Tysanner talks with both candidates
State Representative Mario Scavello will have a new title in January. he declared victory in the 40th senate district race. he challenged lawyer Mark Aurand.
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Both NBC News and CBS New are projecting Democrat Tom Wolf as the winner of the Pennsylvania Governor Race.
There's less than a day until the polls open for the election. The last minute stump for votes goes on here at home and across the commonwealth and nation.
Candidates: Matt Cartwright- Democrat Dr. David Moylan- Republican
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The Franklin County Republican Committee in Pennsylvania hosted their annual Eisenhower Luncheon on Friday at the Orchards Restaurant in Chambersburg.
17th Congressional District Race- Sunday, October 12, 2014
Current Governor, Tom Corbett automatically goes to the November election as the republican side was uncontested in Tuesday's primary. On the democratic side, six candidates faced off.
Officials say primary election day went smoothly in Franklin County, where votes came in from all precincts before 11:30 p.m.
Pennsylvania primary election day is Tuesday and as people get ready to head to the polls, election officials want to remind voters of what they can expect.
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Rita Daywalt and Paul Schemel are this year's Republican candidates for state representative in the 90th district.
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Editorial: 'Way to go, Barbara Berry'
The Collier County School Board member blew the whistle on a usually routine agenda item on personnel matters the other day.
Good thing, because Superintendent Dennis Thompson's two right-hand assistants — Chief Instructional Officer Martha Hayes and Chief Administrative Officer Mary Ann Gemmill — would have been awarded contracts through 2013.
Thompson is scheduled to leave at the end of this school year — though he says he is entitled to one more — and the retention of Hayes and Gemmill would have potentially tied the hands of Thompson's successor, for which a search firm was selected earlier in the same board meeting.
Readers may recall that the team of Hayes and Gemmill, who followed Thompson here from Illinois, and followed him there from Tennessee, were celebrated as "The Dixie Chicks" at first.
At the very least, this matter requires full and thoughtful discussion, based on a full advertised agenda item, at a future meeting — the sooner the better.
That goes double in view of board member Kathleen Curatolo's remark that she got her amended agenda with that item attached via e-mail only hours before the other day's meeting.
In our opinion, the superintendent's search starts right now, and the upper level staff that superintendent will inherit is certainly a part of that.
Thanks to board member Berry for helping make sure all these details get an airing.
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After 32-year-old Jorge Brouwer, University of Florida devotee and founder of student travel company Xtreme Trips, passed away unexpectedly of a pulmonary embolism, his family created a charity in his memory that strives to send sick children and their families on all expense paid dream trips. The Jorge Nation Foundation will throw its Second Annual White Party fundraiser at 8 p.m. Saturday, May 18 at the W South Beach. The event will feature open bar, hors d'oeuvres, charity auction, performers and more. Last year, the Jorge Nation Foundation's First Annual White Party raised over than $90,000, enabling JNF to send four children on Dream Trips and host a Group Dream Trip to the Miami Seaquarium with more than 80 kids and families spending a day at the theme park. Tickets cost $135 before May 4 and $150 after. For more information on the event and sponsorship opportunities, visit www.jorgenation.org.
Because it's not a true day unless it's a day paying unofficial homage to some food or drink in order to justify its indulgence, get ready for World Whiskey Day on Saturday, May 18. In celebration, Gerber Group's aptly named Whiskey Blue at the W Fort Lauderdale, 401 N. Fort Lauderdale Beach Blvd., will host whiskey expert Jeffrey Karlovitch from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. during which time he will conduct a tasting of carefully selected flights of the spirit of the day. There is no cover.
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Proving that not all spas have to play music that makes you want to knead your eyeballs out, The Standard, 40 Island Avenue, has a live music series, Standard Sounds—which are anything but—taking place from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday, May 19. Headlining this time is Gold Dust Lounge, a musical fusion of sorts led by guitarist/songwriter Russell Mofsky, whose critically acclaimed band Quit performed with the likes of Marilyn Manson, Green Day, Social Distortion, Butthole Surfers and more. Mofsky has also studied jazz guitar at the New England Conservatory of Music and started Gold Dust Lounge "as a way to explore and integrate a broad range of musical influences." Ohm, rock on Gold Dust Lounge!
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WrestlingINC: It seems like you're pretty busy right now. Where are you mostly wrestling right now?
Honky Tonk Man: Everything is mostly back East and in Canada. There's not a lot of stuff going on on the West coast.
WrestlingINC: You've been wrestling since 1977, right?
Honky Tonk Man: There about. I mean, I don't like to be reminded of those days.
WrestlingINC: When you started with WWF, you were using the Honky Tonk Man gimmick. It basically started there, right?
Honky Tonk Man: No, not really. It actually started in Mobile (Alabama) and Pensacola (Florida) and the South-East, wrestling for the Fullers. Then I took it to Canada for Stu Hart and kind of fine-tuned it there. From there, WWE picked it up and we tweaked it a little bit and it took off.
WrestlingINC: Did they come up with the name 'Honky Tonk Man'? I know you were doing the gimmick before then but they came up with the name. Right?
Honky Tonk Man: No. I had the name before. I had the name about two or three years before. People don't understand this but I had a whole career before I ever went to WWE. It was like, "Oh, this is a new guy. He's starting out.' I had 14 years in the wrestling business before I ever went there.
WrestlingINC: How did that come about when you finally did get signed?
Honky Tonk Man: They came to Calgary. They had gone through different places and taken people. They had taken Dynamite Kid and Davey Boy (Smith) and Bret Hart and Jim Neidhart. That was one year. Then the next year, they came back through -- they were taking guys.
They had taken Bobby Heenan, Jesse Ventura, (Hulk) Hogan and David Shultz. They were taking people from different territories. Vince (McMahon) was taking all the top guys from everywhere and I came through on the next round. So, the next time he came through, he took the next crew of top guys. I was a top guy in Calgary and he made me an offer I couldn't refuse.
WrestlingINC: It definitely turned into one of the more memorable runs. When I think of wrestling in the late '80's, I think of Hulk Hogan, Macho Man (Randy Savage), Andre The Giant and yourself. You became one of their top guys. When you won the Intercontinental title, Vince McMahon was supposed to be putting the title on Butch Reed but couldn't find him at the show. Then, Hulk Hogan suggested that you get the title. Was that how you remember it?
Honky Tonk Man: Yeah. I just happened to walk by while they were standing in the hallway and Hogan looked and said, 'What about him?' That's how it happened because Butch was going AWOL or M.I.A. -- which happens some times. Of course, it was like Jake (Roberts). Jake was missing in action about half the time he was there.
I just happened to walk by and they said, 'What about him,' and I said, 'OK.' Vince pulled me aside and told me what he wanted to do. (Ricky) Steamboat was leaving and, you know -- after all these years, Steamboat gets a job as an agent, making all this money. I'm sitting home doing nothing and he was the one that got the belt from Savage and up and quit the company. Saying, 'I want to go home and spend time with my wife and children.'
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Commenter Lord Beaverbrook has asked if we can have a thread to discuss solutions to the power cuts that so many are predicting now that successive governments appear to have saddled us with a power generation system that will not provide sufficient power.
I think we should consider two issues - firstly whether there is a genuine need for households to get back up power supplies and secondly, if backup power is required, what form it should take.
There are quite a few climate-related stories doing the rounds today, so here is something of a New Year's roundup.
Der Spiegel looks at the failures of scaremongering tactics and wonders if maybe the environmental groups shouldn't adopt the quiet tactics of Amnesty international. Similar thoughts, including some academic research on the subject, are discussed at Collide-a-Scape.
Politico notes that contrary to common perceptions, Republicans are much keener on global warming than they are letting on.
The cost of CFL (low-energy) lightbulbs is set to soar, as subsidies designed to soften the blow of their introduction are removed.
Tropospheric temperatures are dropping sharply, with the current anomaly only 0.180 degrees above its long-term average.
Matt Briggs has been much amused by his elevation to "villain of the day" by the Global Warming Superheroes site. One of his commenters, writing from Spain, notes that the Iberian Peninsula has a similar group called Ecoheroes.es, whose antics included getting college students to generate electricity from static bicycles hooked up to generators. As Briggs puts it:
The only point of bringing this up is to offer one more (minor) piece of evidence that the fight about "climate chance" is an ideological and not a scientific one. Evidence has little to do with it, belief is everything.
Some frightening stuff from Germany. First Haunting the Library discusses a climate change conference at which putting an end to democratic government is once again proposed as part of a solution to global warming. Almost as bad is the news from P Gosselin that Germany appears to have put in place legislation that will permit energy rationing as a means to save the planet. This is apparently a response to an EU directive, so similar legislation will be coming the way of all readers in the EU soon.
And lastly, as an antidote to all this pessimism, Matt Ridley looks at reasons to be cheerful.
The Mail has a story that the Met Office told the cabinet to expect a cold winter. This was back in October apparently. However, as we know, the public were not told of this, apparently because the Met Office's research had suggested that there was no demand for seasonal forecasts. I'm sure most readers think their reticence was more to do with the fiasco over 2009's barbeque summer.
The story, which was sourced from Roger Harrabin at the BBC, seems to tally with the claim in the Quarmby audit that a Met Office forecast about the cold winter was issued at the end of October. However, as we also know, the Met Office website at the time seemed to be suggesting a warm winter, and nobody has actually seen the cold forecast.
All very intriguing.
In related news, RP Jnr considers the Met Office's attempts to make assessment of its forecasting ability harder.
Autonomous Mind has further thoughts.
In the same issue of Quadrant as the Walter Starck article I mentioned in the last post comes a piece from Bob Carter on the Australian government's hopes for a carbon tax. Bob is not impressed.
Bob has also sent me the following letter, which he submitted for publication in the Australian. It wasn't published.
Combet's hot air tax: no seasonal break for the climate commissars
To the degree that statements such as those made by BMO's Dr. Sligo represent the views of the professional meteorological community, that community has now moved beyond parody and demands to be ridiculed. Can it really be the case that amidst the hurricane of Green spin about global warming, not a single bureaucrat or government politician in Canberra has retained a functioning bullshit detector?
Remarkably, in enunciating their "eleven principles", the Canberra MCCC managed to evade entirely any mention of the underpinning scientific justification for introducing a tax on carbon dioxide. That is, of course, because there is none (which is doubtless why only one, tame, scientist was included as a member of the committee in the first place).
As the government will discover from its focus groups over the next few months, no matter how hard Mr. Combet tries to spin it as beneficial, they will introduce a carbon dioxide tax at their considerable electoral peril.
For where global warming alarmism is concerned, the good news is that the bullshit detectors of the Australian electorate are both alive and activated.
Walter Starck surveys the global economy and wonders about the focus on climate change.
All over the developed world, governments have committed to unfunded liabilities and fostered a proliferation of bureaucracy which their increasingly uncompetitive productive sectors cannot sustain. Most are now running on empty with no credit left, no plan B and no apparent recognition that the path they are on leads only to the edge of a cliff.
I have covered the ongoing back and forth between the University of Virginia and VA Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, as the latter tries to obtain Michael Mann's emails to further the investigation into grant applications made by the hockey stick maestro.
I'm slightly confused by all this toing and froing. Last I heard, Cuccinelli had applied for the release of the emails once again - this was back at the end of September - with the university applying to have the demand set aside in mid-October.
Apparently the Times has a story on the continuing failure of windmills to deliver sufficient energy. It's not online, but this looks like the key excerpt (H/T Philip Bratby)
Concern over huge fluctuations in the supply of electricity from Britain's 3,000 wind turbines has prompted National Grid to begin detailed forecasts of wind strength.
The turbines have delivered well below their usual output this winter and in the 24 hours to 5pm yesterday contributed only 0.5 per cent of the country's power. Parts of the day were so still that wind power's contribution fell below 0.2 per cent. On the windiest days, the turbines deliver about 8 per cent. A record of 10 per cent over a 24-hour period was set on September 6 last year.
But since the beginning of December, turbines have been operating at only 20 per cent of their maximum capacity compared with an annual average of about 30 per cent.
Autonomous Mind has interviewed Joe Bastardi and Piers Corbyn about the use of supercomputers in long-range weather forecasting. I liked Joe's last word on the subject:
It's not the computer, it's the limits of the computer in trying to adjust to what only men can understand and use. I dont think you need more money to arrive at the wrong answer faster. Should put it into fighting hunger, or giving men a chance to be free enough to dream and pursue that dream… much better causes in my opinion.
The BBC is reporting that ten ships and 600 mariners have been trapped by sea ice in the Sea of Okhotsk. Apparently it's minus 22 out there at the moment.
The leading Scottish environmental group, the John Muir Trust, have described wind power as a scandal and called for an urgent review. The story is on the front page of today's Sunday Times. More details are available from Rob Schneider.
Two excerpts from posts at Haunting the Library.
First, Michael Oppenheimer, the enviroscientist:
'I bought a sled in '96 for my daughter," said Dr. Michael Oppenheimer, a scientist at the nonprofit Environmental Defense Fund. "It's been sitting in the stairwell, and hasn't been used. I used to go sledding all the time. It's one of my most vivid and pleasant memories as a kid, hauling the sled out to Cunningham Park in Queens."
Next Edward Gibbon, from the Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire:
The great rivers which covered the Roman provinces, the Rhine and the Danube, were frequently frozen over, and capable of supporting the most enormous weights. The barbarians, who often chose that severe season for their inroads, transported, without apprehension or danger, their numerous armies, their cavalry, and their heavy wagons, over a vast and solid bridge of ice. Modern ages have not presented an instance of a like phenomenon.
Matt Briggs has been reading that Fox piece on doommongers and is charmed by Messrs Erlich, Viner et al.
In a way, Erlich's, Viner's, and the other gentlemen's bald assertions of faultlessness in the face of adverse actuality is charming. You have to love a guy who is never right but sticks to his guns. He does so because his core beliefs—the theories and hypotheses that drive his predictions—are just too pretty to give up. He cherishes his theories, he pets them and speaks softly to them, he lavishes gifts on them and upon others who can appreciate the same beauty he sees—and he savages those who would call them ugly.
Two letters to the Telegraph from familiar faces today. First Bob Ward takes a pot-shot at Booker for questioning the integrity of the Climatic Research Unit.
SIR – Christopher Booker (December 26) claims that emails from the University of East Anglia "showed how the little group of scientists at the heart of the IPCC had been prepared to bend their data and to suppress any dissent from warming orthodoxy".
Independent inquiries led by the Commons Science and Technology Committee, Sir Muir Russell, Lord Oxburgh, and the US Environmental Protection Agency found such allegations to be untrue.
Mr Booker stated that "much of the northern hemisphere" in 2007 suffered "the winter from hell". In fact, according to the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, the average temperature in the northern hemisphere for the boreal winter in 2007-8 was the 14th highest since records began, and 0.36C above the standard reference average for 1961-90.
He also claimed that the boreal winters in the northern hemisphere in 2008-9 and 2009-10 were "colder still", when they were, respectively, the 8th and 9th warmest on record.
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Then Tim Worstall considers yet another piece of government lunacy, this time centred around the recommendations of the Stern report.
SIR – Having read the Stern Review, the various IPCC reports and multitudes of economic papers on what to do about the entire problem, assuming we accept that there is such a problem, it is clear that the policies being recommended by those experts are: a carbon tax, or a cap-and-trade system, or subsidies to new technologies.
All of the economists say the same thing. Any one of the three are viable and whole solutions.
Cap-and-trade limits emissions; a carbon tax provides the incentive to reduce them to the needed level; and subsidies will replace emitting with non-emitting sources of energy.
So now my question: having hired Lord Stern at some expense, having analysed his recommendations at presumably greater, why is the Government now insisting at gargantuan expense in doing what Lord Stern said we should not do?
We only need to choose one of the three – rather than be charged thrice to do all of them.
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Ingrid M. Travis, 92, of Manheim, and formerly of Hartford and Avon, Conn., died peacefully Friday, Nov. 25, 2011 at the Pleasant View Retirement Community, Manheim.
Born in Hartford, Conn., she was the daughter of the late Adolph and Anna Jansson Monson.
In her early years Ingrid worked in the office for Travelers Insurance in Hartford. She was the loving wife of William S. Travis, who died in 1978.
Ingrid was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church in West Hartford, Conn., and served as a deacon and elder; she was also an affiliate member of Wayside Presbyterian Church in Landisville. Ingrid was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star in Connecticut. Her interests included: playing bridge, table tennis, flower arranging and gardening. She was a member of the Hartford Gardening Club and was the recipient of many gardening and flower awards. Ingrid was the co-founder of the Silver Foxes, a senior citizen dance troupe from Pleasant View Retirement Community that was known locally and performed and raised money for Alzheimer's research and support. Ingrid and her family throughout their life loved to summer at Point O' Woods Beach in South Lyme, Conn., and had many fond memories of that special part of the world.
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Her memorial service was held at the Hoffer Auditorium at Pleasant View Retirement Community, Manheim, on Nov. 30. Interment will be private and at the convenience of the family.
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Excellent stayPosted May 6, 2015
Pros: It's location, and facilities.
Cons: Speed of service in the lounge.
Location: In the centre of The City of London close to Spitafields Market, but easy walking to all the main sites in the City.
Bank holiday stay in central London, this hotel is ideally situated in. The city of London, we wanted to explore the city & east end so perfect for this purpose, being close to Bank station the west end was easily accessible as well. The hotel is welcoming, comfortable with all the facilities you would want, service in the lounge was on occasion a little slow, but still very attentive. Would recommend this hotel but its location in the heart of the commercial rush of the city may not make it everybody's choice.
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Our daughter's weddingPosted Apr 20, 2015
Pros: Very comfortable and the staff were extremely helpful
Cons: The air conditioning was very noisy and we couldn't switch it off
Location: Right in the centre of "The City" . We choose the hotel because it was in walking distance of the wedding reception
We had booked a room for ourselves for the night before and the night of our daughter's wedding. We'd also booked a romance suite for the happy couple on their wedding night. Both of the rooms were well laid out but a bit smaller than we'd hoped they would be. The staff were helpful and welcoming. I would definitely stay there again. The romance suite was lovely, but I did have to ask for the champagne and chocolates but this may have been because the staff set up the room really early for us. They also transferred our daughter's luggage from our room to her's which was much appreciated
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Lovely city hotel, lose to great shops and tube.Posted Mar 31, 2015 on Hotels
Charming hotel, large rooms, my only complaint was the bar closing surprisingly early for a Friday night and the bathroom lighting was atrocious, impossible to put makeup on in there! The shower was pretty useless too, difficult to regulate temperature with the old fashioned taps that are supposed to look charming but I'd prefer functionality. And a dump of water on you, impossible to not get your hair wet.
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Luxury treat!Posted Mar 30, 2015 on Hotels
Lovely treat for our 32nd weddding anniversary.We were offered a glass of Prosecco as we checked in and were upgraded to a room with a huge bathroom and a kingsize bed. Nice extras in room- robes, slippers,i-pod dock, nice toiletries, nespresso machine and kettle. We had a very comfortable stay.
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A bit out of the way but worth itPosted Mar 27, 2015
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Cons: Please give option to pay cash in restaurant, dont always want to put things on credit card
Location: Close to city tour, London Bridge and Underground Station
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Profit before people. Again.Posted Mar 24, 2015 on Hotels
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Oswaldkirk is a small village and civil parish near Helmsley in the district of Ryedale in North Yorkshire, England. It is named after the village church of St Oswald, King and Martyr, the Anglo-Saxon King of Northumbria who was slain by the pagan, Penda in 642. There is also a Catholic church, dedicated to St Aidan.
The village also has a playground, a village hall and a pub called 'The Malt Shovel'. It is situated on the junction of the B1257 and the B1363. It is on the path of the Ebor Way.
Each year the village holds a Safari Lunch,[1] a Cricket match and a Bonfire. Every two years there is a benefice Hog Roast (Ampleforth, Gilling, Stonegrave & Oswaldkirk).[2] In 2002 the village community wrote a book entitled "Oswaldkirk, A Living Village".[3] In 2008, the village reached the North of England Finals in the Calor village of the year competition, and was placed first in the "people" category.[4]
Oswaldkirk is situated to the south of a steep hill, known as "Oswaldkirk Hagg". Many springs rise along the base of the hill, at the boundary of the Kimmeridge clay and the Coralline Oolite. The latter was mined into the twentieth century in numerous quarries on the hagg between Oswaldkirk and Ampleforth, and fossils from the limestone, especially gastropods, are often found in the village.
The first recorded reference to Oswaldkirk was in the Domesday Book. It was referred to as "Oswaldecherca" or "Oswaldecherce" (Oswald's Church).
Oswaldkirk Hall, a Grade II* listed house, was built c,1690 for William Moor.
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An Ohio woman was killed Friday afternoon in a one vehicle accident on La Grange Road, and two family members were taken to the hospital with unknown injuries, said police.
Shelby County Sheriff's Detective Maj. Jason Rice said that accident happened at around 4 p.m. Friday in the 3300 block of La Grange Road.
The Shelby County Coroner's office has named the person killed in a one-vehicle accident on I-64 just west of Simpsonville's Exit 28.
Shelby County Chief Deputy Coroner Ittin Russell has identified the victim as Katy East, 33, of Shelbyville. Kentucky State Police trooper Eddie Whitworth had said there were two adults in the vehicle, a silver Toyota. The surviving adult, who was driving, was taken to the University of Louisville and two children were taken to Kosair Children's Hospital with unknown injuries, he said.
A major auto dealership closed its doors last week with the unexpected closing of Jeff Wyler Chevrolet Buick GMC of Shelbyville.
At least it was unexpected to the dealership's 25 employees, who lost their jobs immediately, said Tim Hawk, the manager of the dealership.
Before long, renovation will be underway to convert a vacant building in Governor's Square into a new Kosair Children's Hospital Medical Associates office.
What could be better than six new recycling containers for the county's state-of-the-art solid waste facility?
For one thing, the new containers – costing $7,200 each – are not only completely free, thanks to a newly-received grant, but they are also going to be works of art, said Solid Waste Director Rick Solomon.
"We have ordered six recycling trailers that we will wrap in Shelby County history," he said.
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With wind gusts topping out around 70 miles per hour, between 5:30 and 6:30 p.m., work for Craig Myatt, Shelby County road supervisor, began just after 6 p.m.
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Visitors to Clear Creek Park can't miss the sight of colorful, high-end playground equipment being installed near the Family Activity Center.
Bright yellow railings, slides and a climbing apparatus, topped by canopies, much of which is already in place, looks like a children's fairyland, compared to the old equipment that dated from the 1970s.
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GLENDALE, Ariz -- When a slugger like Adam Dunn belts 41 home runs and strikes out 222 times like he did last season, you might assume that the last thing he needs to be is more aggressive.
Almost half of his total hits left the yard. About a third of his outs were strikeouts.
The man was a home run or bust machine.
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"That's going to be an emphasis this spring, just try to be more aggressive and not get myself too deep in counts," Dunn revealed Sunday. "It's going to be a lot harder said than done. It's going to give me something to work on in the spring. Instead of being so selective early, especially first pitch."
For a guy who was only one strikeout away from tying the major league single-season record, Dunn actually has a good eye at the plate. He led the majors with 105 walks. The problem is he's often too picky.
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