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  • Community Calendar | Week of June 12, 2013

     Wednesday, June 12

    Family Community Pharmacy Program will screen potential clients from 9-11 a.m. at the Northern Ky. Community Action Center, Highland Avenue. Call (502) 732-5253.

    Carrollton Rotary Club meets Wednesday at noon at the lodge at General Butler State Resort Park.

    Carroll County Middle School Site Based Decision Making Council meets at 4 p.m. in the middle school media center.

    Carroll County Fair opens at 5 p.m. with the carnival, miss pre-teen pageant, mud run and sheep show.

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  • Church News | June 12, 2013

    Ghent children’s event to be held June 15

    Join Ghent Baptist Church at the boat ramp,starting at 8:30 a.m. on June 15 for a few hours of fishing and fellowship.  The fun continues at Ghent’s Diuguid Park at noon, with food, games and prizes. Bring the enitre family. For more information, call (502) 347-5690.

     

    Relevant Church plans revival for June 13-15

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  • Lady Panthers basketball camp
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  • City, county laws are in place on pets to protect residents

    At the start of summer, everyone wants to be outside enjoying the warm weather, nature and the beautiful surroundings that we have in our county. Sometimes that enjoyment is hampered by others’ actions.

    It seems as though my office and the office of the county judge-executive have been inundated with complaints about dogs. The complaints have included dogs running loose, people having too many dogs and allowing vicious dogs to run loose. As such, I decided to write this month’s column to clarify the various laws dealing with dogs that we should all live by.

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  • Arts foundation hosts ‘progressive dinner’ featuring music and arts

    The Carroll County Arts Foundation, Port William Historical Society, and the Carroll County Public Library are hosting an event we hope catches on and becomes an annual tradition. 

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  • Special Olympics | June 12, 2013

    Summer Games 2013 for Special Olympics Kentucky was held at Eastern Kentucky University May 31- June 2. The following are the results: 

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  • 2013 Baseball Banquet

    Varsity letter for first year of varsity: Boo Donahue, Justin Ray, Alex Burns, Brandon Stewart and A.J. Dixon    

    Senior Plaques: Dillon Craig, Trey Boles, Derrick Nickell, Brad Robbins, Chase Osborne and Zach Beckham

    Team Captains: Dillon Craig and Trey Boles

    Coaches Award: Alex Burns, Will Wallace, Austin Dunn and Zach Beckham

    Rookie of the year: Justin Ray

    Cy Young for top pitcher:  Zakk Hicks

    Gold Glove: Brandon Stewart

    Highest batting average:  Justin Ray

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  • Dozier named new president, CEO at KDH

    King’s Daughters’ Health has named Carol Dozier as its new president and chief  executive officer. Dozier will succeed Roger J. Allman, who is retiring as CEO on June 21 after 20 years leading the hospital.

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  • Farewell set for Father Davy

     St. John the Evangelist Catholic Church invites the community to join in saying thank you and farewell to Father Kavungal Davy from 2-4 p.m., Sunday, June 23. in the parish hall. Everyone is welcome.

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  • Rabies clinic is Saturday

    Three Rivers District Health Department and Wallace Veterinary Clinic will hold a  rabies vaccination clinic, Saturday, June 15, from 4-6 p.m. at Carroll County Health Center, 401 11th Street in Carrollton.

    The cost is $5 per animal.

    Other vaccinations and services may be available upon request for additional charges.

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