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Letters

  • Thanks to staff, volunteers for work at Derby luncheon

    Editor:

    As the Executive Director of Fairview Place Senior Living in Carrollton, Ky., I would like to express my gratitude and appreciation to my staff and volunteers who helped to make our Senior Derby Luncheon a success.  Approximately 100 seniors and guest, enjoyed the luncheon in our Courtyard on Wednesday, May 1.

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  • Champions: Thanks for help with event

    Editor:

    The 2013 Carrollton Child Abuse Prevention Event held on April 26 went great. Champions for a Drug Free Carroll County was able to sponsor the event successfully thanks to a number of community organizations and individuals.

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  • Pharmacy thanks county for donation

    Editor:

    Faith Community Pharmacy would like to thank the Carroll County Fiscal Court for a donation of $5,000.  

    The  money will help us continue to provide outreach services and deliver more than 1,300 prescriptions to more than 35 residents in your county.

    Tara Leen

    Development Director

    Faith Community Pharmacy

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  • Rotary offers guitar signed by George Jones

    Editor:

    The Carrollton Rotary Club is deeply saddened to learn of the death of legendary country singer George Jones. During his last visit to Carrollton, George was kind enough to sign a guitar for the Carrollton Rotary Club to raffle.

    Carrollon Rotary Club will be selling tickets for $10 each for this autographed guitar through Saturday, May 11, when we hold our annual pancake breakfast. All funds raised from the raffle will go toward the annual scholarships the Rotary club awards each year.

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  • Cheerleaders thank community for support

    Editor:

    On March 15-17 the Carroll County Middle School cheerleaders had the opportunity to compete on a national level in Myrtle Beach, S.C. This would not have been possible without the great support our squad acquired from our district, local businesses and the work of our cheer parents and cheerleaders.

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  • Dog owners must control their pets

    Editor:

    My mother loves to walk Max, her Boston Terrier. Monday, April 1 while walking him, she saw some girls walking a black German Shepherd in their direction. So, as mom always does, she began to cross the street with Max as to avoid the two dogs crossing paths.

    The German Shepherd broke the leash and attacked/jumped my mom and Max  knocking my mother down onto the street. She couldn’t get up.

    Max was trying to fight the big dog off. Mom said finally the girls got the dog by the collar, pulling it off of her.

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  • Thanks extended for Easter on the Square

    Dear Editor:

    I would like to thank all of the merchants who helped make Easter on the Square a fun time for all. The sidewalk sales offered many discounted prices and it was nice to see the people shopping throughout town.

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  • New Castle to honor WWII veterans

    Editor:

    Did you realize that out of the 16 million Veterans who participated in WWII, there are only about 1.5 million still living? The U.S. is losing 800-1,000 WWII Veterans every day, which means in five years most of the “Greatest Generation” will be gone. 

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  • Program offers special education services

    Editor:

    This week will be a special focus on Project Child Find/504 in our community. These are projects to make sure that every child form birth thru 21 years of age are getting services/resources in all their developmental areas to become successful in life.

    The Carroll County School District has a Head Start program that works with children birth through age 4 and special education services for students ages 3 thru 21.

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  • First fundraiser proves to be a success

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