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  • Sachleben retires from board of education

    The Trimble Banner Longtime educator and former school superintendent J.W. Sachleben has resigned from the Trimble County Board of Education. A member of the board since his election in 2003, Sachleben announced his departure with three years remaining in his current term. “The school system is financially in good shape,” Sachle

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  • NEWS AT A GLANCE

    Two fires damage Trimble County homes

    The Milton Volunteer Fire Department responded to the report of a structure fire at7:43 p.m. Monday, Jan. 4, at 35 Cable Lane in Milton, off North Spillman.

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  • Milton's Masons celebrate new lodge

    The Trimble Banner After decades of meeting in the upstairs rooms of the former general store in Milton, at the corner of State Hwy. 36 and Ferry Street, Milton’s Masonic Lodge No. 947 has sparkling new digs. At the invitation of the Milton Lions Club, the Masons added on to the Lions clubhouse and also helped renovate the existing building, including making the restrooms

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  • The Trimble Banner time machine

    January Mary Lou Stewart retired Jan. 5 from the Trimble County office of the University of Kentucky Extension Service. Stewart served as secretary for 20 years at the Extension Office and was described by 4-H Extension agent Ralph Hance as “the glue that holds us all together.” Clester E. “Cletus” Mullins, 33, was charged Jan. 15 with the murder

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  • Madison, Trimble libraries make pact

    The Trimble Banner A new agreement between Kentucky and Indiana now allows residents in Trimble and Jefferson counties to register as users at both public libraries. The agreement, the first of its kind in Kentucky, allows Trimble County residents to obtain user cards at the Madison-Jefferson County Public Library – an opportunity pre

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  • Remember your outdoor pets in cold weather

    The Humane Society of the United States reminds pet owners that despite their fur, domesticated dogs and cats still rely on humans for protection from the elements.

    Consider buying sweaters for short-haired indoor dogs to help keep them warm while exercising outdoors in cold weather.

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  • BBB lists top consumer scams of 2009

    KPA News Service One woman lost $9,000. Another wanted to claim her free Corvette before she discovered it didn’t exist. This year, several people fell for consumer scams as they became desperate to get money. The Better Business Bureau’s Louisville branch recently released the top scams of 2009. While the economy caused more people to get scammed, it also led to mor

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  • Worthville man charged in 1991 Louisville murder

    A Carroll County man has been charged in the 1991 death of a Louisville woman. Louisville Metro Police Department charged Worthville resident David L. Hawkins, 46, with the murder of Karen Goodman, who was found beaten and strangled to death in her home in the 900 block of South First Street in Louisville on April 8,

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  • U.S. Census Bureau seeks applicants

     

    The U.S. Census Bureau is seeking a pool of 138 qualified people in Carroll County from which to employ enumerators to conduct the door-to-door canvas of local residents for the 2010 Census.

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  • Long also honored eeon social Web site

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