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Excerpt from article: Freedom's Flight's descent from the Thoroughbred circuit's pampered paddocks into equine hell took just three months after a mishap at Gulfstream Park. Article by: Elinor J. Brecher
The Kentucky Fairgrounds (now officially known as the Kentucky Exposition Center) in Louisville, Ky lost several horse barns to fire just two days after the Fair wrapped up for the year.
Northpoint Medium Security Prison in Burgin, KY likely to be razed, rebuilt after buildings burned by rioting inmates.
What happens when the son of the county judge-executive, himself a deputy judge-executive, is found guilty of downloading child pornography and soliciting sex from a detective pretending to be a 14-year-old girl? Letters come in from some of the most prominent people in the count …
Let's have some fun. Someone cited the song "Indiana Wants Me" in their response on one of my seeded articles. That song is one of my all-time favorites. As I was typing a response, other much-loved crime songs began to pop into my head.
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Mastodon bones found in a coal mine slurry pit 30 miles south of Terre Haute, IN. Kudos to Vectren for doing the RIGHT thing and notifying the Division of Reclamation archaeologist about the find even though there are no paleontology rules governing mining in Indiana.
Appalachia ... my father's home ... where layers and layers of mountains consume each vista, sometimes stretching as far as the eye can see.
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Fort Logan was one of the three forts in the Kentucky wilderness that early pioneers families depended upon for security as they settled the Kentucky frontier. Fort Harrod (near Harrodsburg, KY) and Fort Boonesborough (near Richmond, KY) were the other two.
Bibliophiles, the blogosphere, and friends of Louisville around the country and the world are rallying to help the Louisville Free Public Library after flash flooding last week destroyed and severely damaged $5 million of resources in the lower floors.
People of faith? Yes. Right-wing? No. Anti-Obama? No. Against healthcare reform? No.
Excerpt from article:Hoping to capitalize on growing public enthusiasm for all things local, some of the world's biggest corporations are brashly laying claim to the word "local." Article by: Stacy Mitchell, Louisville Eccentric Observer
I am writing this article in response to remarks made at the podium in the U.S. House of Representatives in opposition to H.R. 3200 (AKA: America's Affordable Health Choices Act of 2009) by Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) The video of the final remark made by Rep.
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"Our wish, our dream, our hope, was to make a change. A wish 4 brighter days, dreams of freedom & hope 4 peace." - Iranian Student Demonstrator on Twitter, Identify Witheld for Safety Reasons
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This began as a seed of Nico Pitney's great coverage of the events in Iran on Huffington Post. It evolved into something else entirely. Nico has been posting summaries of the most important events, but what we have here is the most complete coverage anywhere.
I'm indulging in a bit of narcissism with this article. Not newsworthy, just felt like putting the things I fantasize about accomplishing in print. In no particular order of importance, these are things I would like to do or to witness before I am gone:
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I love my friends. I love the sentiment behind a lot of the things they send me. I know that my friends and family with internet access care about me and would not dream of doing anything to me, and others in their e-mail address books that would put us at risk.
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I can't count the number of times I've ridden the train at the Louisville Zoo. It is small, doesn't go very fast. The train feature has been there for over 4 decades without a serious incident, to my knowledge.
This one is a heart-wrencher. Added was the name of a little boy who captured the heart of the Kentuckiana area when he went missing.
Eastern Cemetery, Louisville, Ky - Cemetery holding remains of Veterans dating back to the Civil War, vandalized, desecrated. Abandoned by the indicted cemetery corporation owners, those buried here were denied justice for the desecration of their graves.
On 08/08/1950, a WWII reservist, activated for duty in Korean War, was killed on a train when a friend's weapon accidentally discharged as he relaxed in a sleeping berth.
My sons and their dad routinely write poetry. I never have. Just wasn't my "thing."
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And the tradition of hysterical accusations of cheating continues! Miss the Delta Queen, though. :-( Be sure to read this as a little participant had a very cute complaint about his boat.
The Running of the Rats in Louisville is just one of the many events that sparkle the joyous insanity that is the Kentucky Derby Festival. It's not just a horse race, it's Louisville's two-week long party - and Louisville KNOWS how to throw a party!
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So oddly enough I wondered where my pals wmolaw and kyanabelle had been lurking lately. While posting a similar "missing you" comment on his column, I spy this perfect avatar lurking there and it's, it's, it's Kyanabelle in all her eye-rolling glory! You look so much like one of my best friends in that photo. She's my dermatologist and I have an appt in an hour, in fact. Truly, it's the perfect NV avatar and so accurately expresses how I feel much of the time anymore.
=) Please surface soon. I've missed our debates and you and I hope you're well.
— EllieP
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Thank you for all the wonderful comments. My world and the rest of the world is a much better place with you in it. Keep up the good work
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Kyana, your articles are always well-written, thoughtful, and inspiring in both thought and action. I always look forward to reading what you have to share, and appreciate what you have helped create here at Newsvine. Thank you!
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Call her Duck! My sister has always been very intelligent and loves to debate. The debating part comes from Daddy. I briefly read her explanation of her KyanaBelle, which I figured that is how she came up with it, but she is The Duck! You can ask Daddy. She has always pulled on lips and when she was little she would start puckering for a kiss from across the room. Daddy thought they looked like a duck's bill thus he called her Duckie. Then I was born and what to they name me Robin. This led to the Duck and Bird being created and even though we are in are late 40's, he still calls us that.
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What a thoughtful comment you left me, KyanaBelle! I am happy that you are my first.
Yes, we all need friends and I am very pleased to have you as one too.
I still can't seem to strike a good balance for reading, posting and writing something of value. I think the 2008 Election has something to do with it.--Charlie Courtois
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KyanaBelle, she is very aware of what is going on in the world and especially in her own country and is not afraid to look in the mirror. Always with some helpful hints where she can. A Viner which dedication.
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Sorry I was so slow in finding your column. You are a welcome addition to Newsvine and I'm glad to have you as a friend.
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What a lovely comment you left me, KyanaBelle! It was so very generous of you to take the time to drop in for a spot of British tea! Wonderful to have your company and your uplifting words. Thanks for being a great friend. Hope your day is going beautifully. :o)
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I enjoy finding you on the boards-your comments are intelligent and intuitive, and you seem to have a very calming influence on other commenters.
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KyanaBelle:
Wish I had seen many of your posts earlier! Now it will take me forever to get through them, but they will be worth the time.
— wmolaw
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Ahhhhh, my first friend. Thank you so much.
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I do enjoy our debates!
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