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Spring View Hospital’s staff show genuine care and concern

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Watch for motorcycles and don’t throw mowed grass on road

Since spring has arrived, and wonderful motorcycle weather is here, I'd like to put out some reminders to help make motorcycling safe.
Please do not go out and buy your teenager a crotch rocket (sport/racing bike) or any other kind of bike until he/she takes the Kentucky Motorcycle Rider Education Program. Without proper training, these bikes can be death machines.

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Letter to the editor: As tax day approaches, get your benefit statement online

Social Security is with you through life’s journey, putting you in control of your finances and future. With this in mind, we have made getting a replacement Social Security Benefit Statement even easier. Now you can instantly print or save a replacement any time you want. That’s control!

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Letter to the editor: Silent hero

Several weeks ago, two men, lifelong friends, were found dead in a cabin in the small community of St. Joe, in Marion County. They met weekly to visit and have a meal together.
It appears that Phillip suffered a heart attack and his friend, Joe Boy, died also with heart failure, while trying to perform CPR to save his friend.
When I was discussing this with my son, he said, “Wow, what an honorable way to die, trying to save your friend. He’s a silent hero.”

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Letters to the editor - March 1, 2017

A more connected and competitive Kentucky
The vast majority of today’s businesses and consumers utilize innovative
services like wireless and broadband — so why is Kentucky still forcing
companies to invest in outdated, nearly obsolete technologies?
Senate Bill 10 would give telecom providers the freedom to allocate their
resources as they see fit. For most, this means investing in the 21st century
technologies that Kentuckians have come to rely on.

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Letter to the editor: There are reasons to be terrified of Trump

This is in response to last week’s letter to the editor:

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Letter to the editor: Trump listens to us

Trump listens to us

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Letters to the editor - Jan. 25, 2017

Higdon helps make Kentucky ‘open for business’
The Kentucky Chamber applauds Senate Majority Whip Jimmy Higdon on his leadership to make right-to-work legislation a reality during the first week of the 2017 General Assembly, ensuring Kentucky is a state where businesses want to locate.

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Higdon puts politics ahead of middle class

I'm writing to express my disappointment with Senator Higdon's support of the Right to Work bill. I'm in complete agreement with Vincent Ballard's letter of Jan. 11, but I can't say I'm surprised by Sen. Higdon's action. After all, that is what Republicans do, putting party politics ahead of the interests of the middle class. Kentucky will now join the likes of Alabama, Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas and Louisiana in a race to the bottom thanks to our governor, senate and congress.
Ed Heckel

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Letter to the editor: Higdon’s Right to Work vote is a slap in the face

To say that your recent vote to approve for Right to Work and prevailing wage legislation is disheartening would be an understatement. Your vote was a figurative slap in the face of the hard working people you have sworn to represent. Instead of standing up for the men and women of your district, and state, you chose to follow party lines. It’s as if you forgot how many in your district work at union shops. Ones like the distilleries, Ford, G.E. and construction companies.

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