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Rogers Explorers at LWC: Observing aquarium in Fugitte
 2011-06-08 - Lindsey Wilson College, Columbia, KY - Photo By Duane Bonifer. Rogers Explorers Madeline Hays of Russell Springs, KY, left, Rikki Michelle Neat of Columbia, center, and Madison Lee of Liberty, KY, observe an aquarium on Monday in the Lindsey Wilson College Jim & Helen Lee Fugitte Science Center.
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Magnolia Grandiflora blooms in Gradyville, KY
 2011-06-07 - Old Gradyville RD, Gradyville, KY - Photo by Sharon Whitehurst. Magnolia blossom in Gradyville, KY: I have been watching the swelling buds on the magnolia tree for several days, anticipating the fragrant, waxy blooms. The first blossom probably opened on Monday as one on the horse pasture side of the tree is today crumpled and brown. Magnolias were not a part of my northern gardening experience. On our initial visit to the Gradyville farm, J.M. Shelley identified the tree for us and mentioned that this area of KY is at the far northern edge of hardiness for magnolia grandiflora.The tree towers above the one-story house, handsome in every season. -Sharon Whitehurst
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Deputy Chief Justice Mary E. Noble
 2011-06-07 - Frankfort, KY - Photo Commonwealth (State) News photo. Deputy Chief Justice Mary C. Noble makes history Wednesday, June 8, 2011, when she becomes the first woman ever to preside over oral arguments in a criminal case before the Kentucky Supreme Court.
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Columbia picker Eddie Kessler finds farm fresh Dub sign
 2011-06-07 - Greensburg, KY - Photo by Tiffany Hadley Kessler. "The picker business is always exciting - you never know what you'll find! This 8 x 10 ft Double Cola sign is farm fresh from Greensburg, KY," writes Tiffany Kessler. That's Robert Seals on the left, Eddie Kessler on the right Seen in the ColumbiaMagazine group on Flickr.
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(Ad) Yard Sale No. 10 now on smartphones
 2011-06-07 - Columbia, KY - Photo by CM. Another CM Easy Find Yard Sale just went online. It's No. 10 for this week, a high number for this early in the week. If you're an individual having a Yard Sale this week in Adair, Casey, Cumberland, Green, Metcalfe, Russell or Taylor Counties of KY, text ads are free (with street and number for the venue). Send using a Contact/Submit button. Yard Sale goers have so many ways to use CM Yard sales: Printing out the sales, using smartphones and tablets, and taking notes at a desktop computer.
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Megan Katherine Mercer with proud uncle at Freedom Hall
 2011-06-07 - Freedom Hall, Louisville, KY - Photo by Karen Mercer. Megan Mercer and uncle, Erwin Lepiarczyk at Megan's high school graduation, June 2, 2011, at Freedom Hall. Megan graduated as the valedictorian of her Ballard High School Class.
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The sign: Well intended, but the top one is a misnomer
 2011-06-07 - Industrial DR, Columbia, KY - Photo CM photo. It was an effort to improve the signage at the entrance to one of Columbia's industrial sites, and it's not on Adair County Little League land, but it is a misnomer. The Park itself, operated by the Adair County Little League, remains "Joe Johnson Little League Park."
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