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  • HOLIDAYS: OCTOBER 2010

    OCTOBER 2010

    MONTH:

    Adopt-A-Shelter Dog

    Animal Safety and Protection

    Antidepressant Death Awareness

    Apple

    Bake and Decorate

    Breast Cancer Awareness

    Caffeine Addiction Recovery

    Celebrating the Bilingual Child

    Celiac Disease Awareness

    Children's Magazine

    Chili

    Chiropractic

    Church Library

    Class Reunion

    Co-op Awareness

    Crime Prevention

    Cyber Security Awareness

    Cut Out Dissection

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  • BULLITT COUNTY ROADWORK: Week of October 25

    The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway District 5 reports the following roadwork scheduled in Bullitt County for the week of October 25:

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  • MW teen hospitalized after colliding with a guard rail

    MOUNT WASHINGTON - A collision with a guard rail left a car crumpled and its driver hospitalized following an accident on Tuesday morning.

        Police said 17-year-old Lillian Miller was very lucky when she escaped the Honda Civic she was driving after crashing into a guard rail on Wales Run Rd. at the intersection of Greenbriar Rd.

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  • BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS CALENDAR: NOVEMBER 2010

    Bullitt County Schools Calendar of Events - November 2010

    HOLIDAYS:

    25:

    THANKSGIVING DAY ee" NO SCHOOL ee" BOARD OF EDUCATION CLOSED

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    26:

    THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY - NO SCHOOL ee" BOARD OF EDUCATION CLOSED

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    ANNOUNCEMENTS:

    2:

    NO SCHOOL ee" PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY

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    4:

    AGENDA ITEMS DUE BY NOON

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  • Pride on the line as Chargers close season at Nelson

        MOUNT WASHINGTON - Pride will be on the line Friday night when the Bullitt East Chargers close out the 2010 season with a trip to Bardstown to take on Nelson County in the annual battle for the Bourbon Barrel.

        The Chargers will try to regroup for a final time this season after being knocked out of the Class 4-A play-offs last Friday in a 30-14 setback to LaRue County. It will mark the first time in over a decade that Bullitt East will not make the post-season.

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  • Going to be the best in the world

        MOUNT WASHINGTON - Mariann Berkedal may be from Norway, but the former Bullitt East exchange student called Mount Washington her second home and if you asked she would tell you just how much it has meant to her.

        Besides giving her a second family and lifelong friends, Berkedal said her stint in Mount Washington helped her become more confident and independent.

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  • New LJ police station honors fallen officers

        LEBANON JUNCTION - Main Street was the scene of celebration and remembrance on Saturday afternoon as dozens gathered to dedicate the new home of the Lebanon Junction Police Department.

         In honor of those who have served the city, two particular Lebanon Junction families were recognized for their contributions to LJPD.

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  • Some safety tips for your little trick or treaters

    Source:  Deana Reed, extension specialist for 4-H youth development

     

        Free candy, superheroes, princesses, ghouls and goblins, what’s not to like about Halloween?  Children look forward to it from planning that special outfit to vying to get the most candy.

        Creating a costume can be the most fun.  But safety and comfort should be the first two considerations.

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  • Western Bullitt County fires under control

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  • THE GAME: Big lines set to collide in county's oldest rivalry

        HEBRON ESTATES - The 2010 football regular season will end with a bang on Friday as Bullitt Central travels to North Bullitt for the 35th renewal of The Game, the longest running rivalry in local football.

        For the first time in a number of years, the showdown appears to have two equal teams with no clear-cut favorite. Both teams enter play on Friday with 6-3 records and both have already claimed a number two seed for the upcoming play-offs with each team playing a home opener when the post-season starts on Nov. 5.

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