Opinion
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Step backward
We agree with Larry Brown, the lone member of the Ashland Board of City Commissioners to oppose a motion requesting City Attorney Richard “Sonny” Martin to draft an ordinance changing the time for all commission meetings to noon
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In Your View
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In Your View
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Booming times
While coal mining in eastern Kentucky has declined sharply in the last year, not all the economic news in the state is bleak.
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Words of thanks
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Chance to speak
It is unlikely public meetings the Kentucky Public Service Commission has scheduled for May 14 in Louisa and May 15 in Whitesburg and Hazard will have any impact on Kentucky Power Co.’s plans to retire at least one of the two generators at the Big Sandy Power Plant near Louisa in 2013. But it may be the last chance for this region’s elected leasers, civic and economic development leaders and ordinary citizens to express their concerns about the tremendous economic impact the closing or downsizing of the coal-fired plant will have on the economy, not just of Louisa and Lawrence County, but of the entire region.
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In Your View
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In Your View
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In Your View
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Decaying teeth
It is a part of the typical stereotype of the hillbilly image: a mouth full of decaying teeth or empty spaces where teeth once were.
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