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Mike Denham: Remembering volunteers, first responders during the Thanksgiving season

November 22, 2016November 19, 20160

This week, our families and friends will sit down at the dinner table to celebrate Thanksgiving, the oldest of the…

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Commentary: It’s mixed news — again — on education, and past time to change that headline

November 21, 2016November 22, 20160

By James Votruba and Leo Calderon Prichard Committee We’ve become accustomed to receiving mixed news about education progress in Kentucky,…

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Kristina Slusser: Are we putting too much pressure on our high school students?

November 21, 2016November 20, 20160

Wake up early. Go to school for seven hours without a break. Pay attention. Be engaged. Write papers. Take tests….

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Jeff Rubin: We need to develop sense of urgency, awareness in fight to curb epidemic of diabetes

November 18, 20161

November is American Diabetes Month, thirty days set aside to shed light on a chronic condition that remains one of…

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Bill Straub: Frustrated Trump supporters weren’t simply angry — they wanted revenge

November 17, 2016November 16, 20163

WASHINGTON – The first presidential election I participated in was 1972, shortly after those aged 18 to 21 were granted…

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Mike Denham: Situation in Flint reminds us not to take clean and plentiful water for granted

November 16, 2016November 15, 20160

Other than during a rare boil-water advisory, most of us don’t think twice when we turn on the faucet. We…

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Letter to the Editor: Sister of murder victim urges passage of ‘Marsy’s Law’ to protect victims’ rights

November 15, 2016November 15, 20160

Editor, After my brother’s murder in 2000, I had to quickly learn to navigate our criminal justice system. Recently, I…

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Constance Alexander: Special Olympics is special; each of us is a blade of grass needing an angel

November 15, 2016November 13, 20160

Tuesday afternoon at 3:30, a cluster of people waits at the entry to Corvette Lanes on Main Street, Murray, Ky….

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Boone County Clerk Kenny Brown: Poll workers are stewards of election process, deserve our thanks

November 14, 20161

Elections are the cornerstone of our Constitutional Republic. On Tuesday Nov., 8, nearly 60,000 Boone County citizens made their voices…

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Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear: Time for leaders to come together in a bipartisan manner

November 14, 2016November 13, 20160

The most divisive set of elections in my lifetime are now over, and Kentucky will not see another regular election…

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John Schickel: Big changes ahead in the state legislature, as Republicans control both houses

November 11, 2016November 10, 20162

The presidential election in Boone County is the talk of the town. President-elect Donald Trump carried Boone County with almost…

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Billy Reed: Here’s hoping for a Trump epiphany, one that transforms him into gentleman, role model

November 11, 2016November 10, 20160

In my imagination, I am conjuring up a conversation that could take place somewhere in the U.S. before the current…

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Governor Bevin: Election Day history made — roar of the people is coming through loud and clear

November 10, 2016November 10, 20160

History was made Tuesday in both the Commonwealth and the nation. A political outsider won the Presidency and did so…

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Bill Straub: Despite Trump’s domination of the white vote, turnout doomed Clinton in the end

November 10, 2016November 10, 20161

WASHINGTON – It might seem an odd time to cite Jesse Jackson at this moment, but I remember covering an…

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Mike Denham: As Veterans Day approaches, remember contributions of all those who serve

November 9, 2016November 9, 20160

For nearly a century now, our nation has paused on Nov. 11th to pay tribute to our veterans. From the…

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Commentary: Thoughts turn toward what’s next as election results loom — time to start healing

November 8, 2016November 8, 20160

By Peggy Hinds Special to KyForward With the election upon us, my thoughts have turned towards what is next. For…

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Jeff Rubin: Leaders or barriers — choose carefully when you go to the polls tomorrow

November 7, 20160

As a citizen expecting to vote in Tuesday’s elections, I am reminded of the old axiom that people tend to…

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Brent Cooper: Address low voter turnout by extending the voting period in future elections

November 6, 20161

At the NKY Chamber annual dinner this year, the new Chairman of the Board, Bob Heil (KLH Engineers), spoke passionately…

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AG Beshear committed to fair elections, says report ‘voting abnormalities’ to Election Fraud Hotline

November 5, 20160

By Andy Beshear Kentucky Attorney General As absentee votes are being cast and as voters prepare to head to the…

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Letters to the Editor: Ed Kuehne, Roger Reis want to return to Taylor Mill commission

November 4, 2016November 3, 20161

Edward (Ed) Kuehne Taylor Mill Commissioner My name is Ed Kuehne and I am currently a Commissioner for the City…

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Bill Straub: Take heart! Sorry race for president finally gliding toward its ignominious conclusion

November 3, 2016November 2, 20163

WASHINGTON – It may seem like Halley’s Comet has circled back three or four times since the beginning of the…

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Letters to the Editor: Response re Taylor Mill commission race; also an endorsement for Taylor Mill

November 2, 20160

From: Daniel Bell About: Taylor Mill city commissioner race  I read with great interest the letter to the editor written…

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