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Chambers family owed a public apology

To the editor:
I was recently reading all of the letters that were written to your paper regarding the story condemning William Chambers on the day of his death. I totally agree with everyone on this matter and I was reminded of something that happened to me two years ago. We requested for you to write about it in your paper and you refused to for fear that you would be sued for printing it.

Summer break is pinching food pantry purse

To the editor:
I would like to give an update on the Food Pantry. Things have going well until the past month. School being out and more people without work and food stamps being cut, things are getting tougher.

Records

HARRISON CIRCUIT COURT

Judge Jay Delaney

presiding June 4, 2013

CRIMINAL CASES

Breds have successful basketball camp

The Harrison County basketball Thorobreds spent the majority of last week on the road in three Scott County gyms playing basketball in the Georgetown College Summer Camp.  

Young Eagles
Another masterful performance by Kendall

 

Harrison County’s Thorobreds advanced to the Elite Eight Tuesday night with a 4-1 over Ryle High School’s Raiders.  

Harrison County Sheriff's Department

Traffic Cases
The following information from the Harrison County Sheriff’s Office indicates drivers and/or owners whose vehicles were involved in accidents.

May 19 – At 12:12 p.m., a non-injury accident was reported on US 27. Erin Geesaman was traveling on US 27 when she took her eyes off the road and struck Brady Love in  the rear.

Cynthiana Police Department

Arrests, citations, warnings
May 17 -- Christopher K. Almeida, 23, was issued a warning for excessive smoke on U.S. Hwy. 27 North.
May 17 -- Charley R. Blankenship, 33, was arrested on Court Street on warrants for criminal possession of forged instrument-second and knowingly exploit adult over $300.
May 18 -- Kenneth Collins, 26, was arrested for alcohol intoxication on East Pearl Street.

Harrison District Court

Judge Charles W. Kuster Jr.
presiding May 20, 2013
PROBATE CASES
Estate of Theodore R. Curtis, motion hour; order entered.
Estate of Beulah Cain, probate hearing; will admitted, order entered, bond approved.
Estate of Edna M. Lang, probate hearing; will admitted as self-proven.
CIVIL CASES
Harrison Memorial Hospital vs. Johnny Lee Beverly, motion hour; default judgment.
Harrison Memorial Hospital vs. Charles Thomas Dunn, motion hour; default judgment.

3M provides grant to the Cynthiana-Harrison County Relay for Life

The 3M Foundation has donated $1,250 to the American Cancer Foundation in recognition of volunteers Brandy Fizette, Vickie Taylor, Glenna Ward, Bonnie Mitchell and Marcella Jones commitment to the community. The volunteers have donated 25 hours each to Relay for Life.
“3M employees and retirees generously give their time and skills to help improve lives,” said Kimberly Price, vice-president, 3M Community Affairs. “We are pleased to recognize their commitment to their communities.”

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