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CES Students dress as idioms in Doretha Sanders class


2016-11-23 - Campbellsville Elementary School, 315 Roberts Road (campus), Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools (CIS).
CES third-graders dress to represent their favorite idioms. Pictured are, from left, Chyanne Christie, Caysen Tungate, Alexis Wolford, Madison Philpott, Savannah Wethington and teacher Doretha Sanders. - Calen McKinney, Public Information Officer, Campbellsville Independent Schools


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KY 70 near Clementsville is treacherous this morning - II


2016-11-23 - KY 70, near Clementsville, KY - Photo by Jeff Buis.

Details are sketchy at this time. Jeff Buis of Liberty sends this photo taken just after 6amCT/7amET, with this note: "KY 70 W treacherous this morning near Clementsville."KY 70 W treacherous this morning near Clementsville. . . wet roadways." The Casey County Sheriff's Office worked the accident, he said. Paired Photo: - KY 70 near Clementsville is treacherous this morning - I


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KY 70 near Clementsville is treacherous this morning - I


2016-11-23 - KY 70, near Clementsville, KY - Photo by Jeff Buis.
Details are sketchy at this time. Jeff Buis of Liberty sends this photo taken just after 6amCT/7amET, with this note: "KY 70 W treacherous this morning near Clementsville. . . wet roadways." The Casey County Sheriff's Office worked the accident. Paired photo. See: KY 70 near Clementsville is treacherous this morning - II


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Miller children in shared reading time at Born Learning


2016-11-22 - Adair County Primary Center, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Paula Garrison.
Born Learning Academy Session #3, Ready to Read "Building Your Child’s Language Skills by learning ways to make reading fun and how to connect with games and songs" was held on Thursday, November 17, 2016 at Adair County Primary Center. Pictured is Lizzie Miller with her children Mary Miller, age 2, and Matthew Miller, age 5, demonstrating shared reading with their new book they received. - Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resource Center


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Lee Ann Jessee reading at Born Learning at ACPC


2016-11-22 - Adair County Primary Center, 158 Col. Casey Drive, Columbia, KY - Photo By Paula Garrison.
Lee Ann Jessee, Adair Public Library director, read to the children while others were listening to the story during Born Learning session #3. From left are: Aria Willis, standing, Kaydence Kimbler holding Brynlee Franklin, Joe Collins holding Luke Collins, FRC Assistant Angie Smith holding Mary Miller, and Lucas Luttrell. - Paula Garrison, Coordinator ACPC Family Resource Center


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Sundog from Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY


2016-11-22 - from Bomar Heights, Columbia, KY .
Sundog viewed from Bomar Heights - My grandfather William David "Bill Doc" Marcum was among the old timers who thought Sundogs predicted some significant weather coming on. When I was little, observing sunsets and sky signs with Grandad as my tutor, I thought they only happened over Sulphur Well, KY. Actually these bright spots in the sky happen as sunlight passes through ice crystals in Cirrus clouds. They can be seen anywhere in the world and are visible mostly when the sun is low in the sky. This Sundog stood out in the sky activity visible above the little house in the elbow curve on Bomar Heights in Columbia, KY. - Linda Waggener. Related photo: Lanny Tucker: Sun Dog, Green Co., KY, looking west on KY 88


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Fall 2016 II: Viewing beauty through a jumbled mess . . .


2016-11-22 - Coburg, KY area - Photo by Robert Ellis (c).
Paired photo. See also: Fall 2016: White Oak's blazing colors


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