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  • HOLIDAYS: SEPTEMBER 2010

    SEPTEMBER 2010

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    MONTH:

    Alcohol and Drug Addiction Recovery

    All-American Breakfast/Better Breakfast

    America on the Move

    Atrial Fibrillation Awareness

    Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (ADHD)

    Baby Safety

    Backpack Safety America

    Be Kind to Editors and Writers

    Biscuit

    Chicken

    Childhood Cancer Awareness

    Children's Good Manners

    Cholesterol Education

    College Savings

    Coupon

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  • BULLITT COUNTY PUBLIC SCHOOLS CALENDAR: SEPTEMBER 2010

    Bullitt County Schools Calendar of Events - September 2010

    HOLIDAYS:

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

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    ANNOUNCEMENTS:

    9:

    AGENDA ITEMS DUE BY NOON

    SBDM AGENDA/MINUTES DUE

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    15:

    EARLY RELEASE DAY (2 HOURS)

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    13-24:

    FALL KCCT TESTING

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  • BOIL WATER ADVISORY EXPANDED

    UPDATE: 09/28

        Louisville Water Company has expanded the Boil Water Advisory issued Monday morning to include approximately 500 customers in northern Bullitt County and southern Jefferson County who are served by the Brooks Hill elevated water storage tank.

        Water quality sampling tests following a water main break on Sunday night indicate additional sampling is mecessary.

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  • UPDATE: Louisville Water lifts boil water advisory

    LOUISVILLE - The Boil Water Advisory issued for Louisville Water Company customers served by the Brooks Hill and Martins Hill elevated tanks has been lifted with the exception of customers on Yorkshire Blvd and Burden.

        Customers should discard the ice in their automatic ice machines and allow the water to run for two minutes on chilled refrigerator lines before using.

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  • COYLE'S CORNER
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  • District on right path but many miles to reach the destination

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  • BE wins third straight Bullitt Cup past East in a net thriller

    SHEPHERDSVILLE - A win is a win anytime, but Bullitt East girls’ golf coach Andy Oder was expecting a somewhat better team score on Monday in the third annual Bullitt Cup competition at Heritage Hill Golf Course.

    There was never a doubt that the Lady Chargers were going to win. Oder’s team took the title in 2008 with a 199 and then fired a 200 last season. On Monday, the team retained the traveling trophy with a 202 score to easily get past North Bullitt at 255. Bullitt Central had only two players on Monday.

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  • BULLITT COUNTY ROADWORK: Week of Sept. 20

    The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Highway District 5 reports the following roadwork scheduled in Bullitt County for the week of September 20:

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    Bullitt County:

    KY 1450 (Hebron Lane): Lane closures and delays possible between KY 61 and the Brooks Run Bridge (mile point 0.0 and 0.54) for pavement patching.

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    Jefferson County:

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  • Eagles need to keep playing big

        HEBRON ESTATES - With two straight wins under their belt, the North Bullitt Eagles have renewed confidence heading into the first district game of the season on Friday at Shelby County.

        Following wins over Woodford County and Waggener, the new-look Eagles have reinvented themselves. When the season began, head coach Brett Newton was preparing his team to have balance on offense. After struggling again in the passing game early in the season, the team has morphed into a powerful running squad.

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  • BE will need 'A' game on Friday

        MOUNT WASHINGTON - The Bullitt East Chargers will get to play on artificial turf this week and it’s not even the state championship game.

        The red and gold will instead get to play on the perfectly green grass at the new Martha Layne Collins High School in Shelbyville in a key district game for both teams. Collins was formed this school year with the split of Shelby County High School.

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