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BOE calls special meeting
tweldon
Thursday, March 11, 2010: 7:37 am

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To Shark88: This make-up day is a result of a state law that requires schools to provide a minimum number of instructional days/hours. Snow days must be made up. In eastern Kentucky, many school districts have missed more than 30 days this year. (I'm not sure how they'll make up those days, but they will have to make them up, just as Jessamine County schools will have to.) This is not optional. This is the law. My other comments to you will, in all likelihood, do little good, as you seem to have made up your mind that an education is of little or no value. If you believe that, then there is nothing that I can say that can change your mind. I suppose I would make one comment that we all are required to do things that we prefer not to do. Why should children be allowed to avoid going to school, just because he/she might not "want to go." That's a pretty lame reason. As for home schooling, there is nothing in the law, I'm afraid to say, to prevent you from homeschooling your child, although given the nature of your comment, I shudder to think about the quality of your child's education were you responsible for your childn's education.
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Nicholasville man, son implicated in Lincoln sex case
pissedoff85
Thursday, March 11, 2010: 12:03 am

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trucker74 said I think it takes a very disturbed person to have sex with a 13 year old girl How could a grown man actually get any pleasure out of an inexperienced child that has no recolection of what sex is really about. Well mister trucker74 how was they to know how old she really was girls now days are having sex at the age 11 so what if she wasn't so innecent in this whole thing. Because if she was honest about her age then maybe this wouldnt have happened to her I am not saying that I agree with what happened I am just saying that she should have told the truth about her age and why in the world get in a vehicle with some one wearing a ski mask that is so messed up and then let them out ear muffs iver her eyes that is not adding up at all and why go back repedily that just doesnt make since to me i think it is a lil funny to me.
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Father, son implicated in sex case
pissedoff85
Wednesday, March 10, 2010: 11:58 pm

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Well I just want to say that the girls parents are just as much fault as the guys are well one of the guys are because where was they when she was sneaking out at midnight. I just have one question what age did the girl give Earnest baker? How old did she let him to beleive I beleive that Ernest Baker is gulity but not Bobby Bake because he is not like that now for Ernest Baked he can rot in there for all I care but Bobby doesn't deserve that he is better then that.
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Despite phenomenal growth, SJJ setting ambitions higher
johnpmartin
Wednesday, March 10, 2010: 7:43 pm

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Over Six thousand people from Jessamine and surrounding counties signed the first petitions for a full fledge acute care hopsital for Jessamine County. These petitions were turned over to Governor Ernie Fletcher.

Page # County First Name Last Name Street Address PO Box City State Zip Phone
463 4883 Jessamine Bob Abbott 211 Oakmont Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
132 1230 Jessamine Paul Abe 121 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
378 3804 Jessamine Channing Abel 620 Tocher Dr Wilmore KY 40390
362 3591 Jessamine Tiffany Abney 120 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
373 3743 Jessamine Barbie Abney 617 S Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
23 244 Gary Abney 210 Shreveport Dr
137 1301 Jessamine Jason Abney 108 Robert Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
46 464 Jessamine Marcella Abney 106 Liberty St Nicholasville KY 40356
173 1599 Jessamine Ruth Abney 620 Barefoot Dr Wilmore KY 40390
124 1161 Jessamine Paul Abser 121 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
57 607 Jessamine Paul Abshear 107 Willow Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
483 5083 Jessamine Shaun Abshear 310 Courchelle Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
314 3015 Jessamine Shyla Abshear 1336 Blueberry Ln # 14 Nicholasville KY 40356
31 326 Jessamine Phyllis Absher 316 Faywood Dr Nicholasville
315 3036 Carlos Acevedo 704 Orchard Dr
538 5767 Jessamine Mychelle Adaar 200 Ridgewood Nicholasville KY 40306
402 4098 Jessamine Becky Adams 116 Coconut Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
491 5184 Jessamine Callie Adams 215 Strawberry Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
448 4694 Jessamine Christi Adams 105 ½ Cottage St Nicholasville KY 40356
448 4695 Jessamine Cindy Adams 320 Southview Dr # 308 Nicholasville KY 40356
160 1477 Garrard Denise Adams 675 Trails End Rd Lancaster KY 40444
583 6346 Jessamine Jackie Adams 332 East Oak St Nicholasville KY 40356
285 2790 Jenny Adams 502 Foxwood
205 1878 Jessamine Jim Anne Adams 208 Keene Way Nicholasville KY 40356
441 4603 Jessamine Joseph F Adams 208 Christa Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
516 5482 Jessamine Katherine Adams 256 Blueberry Lane # 60 Nicholasville KY 40356 859-881-3252
360 3571 Jessamine Margaret Adams 1999 Henry Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
364 3618 Jessamine Margo Adams 108 Stanley Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
419 4324 Jessamine Paul Adams 431 Linden Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
223 2063 Jessamine Penny Adams 302 Shun Nicholasville
448 4696 Jessamine Richard Adams 105 ½ Cottage St Nicholasville KY 40356
373 3734 Jessamine Ruth Adams 114 Kingsway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
243 2395 Jessamine Sharon Adams 109 Saratoga Nicholasville KY 40356 859-230-6867
327 3163 Woodford Sherry Adams 759 Edgar Lane Versailles KY 40383
557 6009 Jessamine Douglas Adams 115 Stratton Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
551 5934 Jessamine James Adams 108 Homestead Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
533 5704 Jessamine Tammy Adams -Ward 220 Kalla Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
576 6248 Jessamine Amanda Adkins 1221 River Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
198 1830 Jessamine Crystal Adkins 115 Collins Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
294 2870 Jessamine Jean Adkins 207 5th St Nicholasville KY 40356
559 6035 Jessamine Laci Adkins 324 Bellchase Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
126 1178 Jessamine Marceline Adkins 1396 Hall Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
126 1177 Jessamine Mark Adkins 1396 Hall Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
181 1704 Jessamine Scott Adkins 510 N Main St Nicholasville KY 40356
441 4602 Jessamine Steve Adkins 534 Peatree Nicholasville KY 40356
498 5273 Jessamine Veronica Adkins 324 Bellchase Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
142 1344 Jessamine Wesley Adkins 210 Locust Heights Nicholasville KY 40356
306 2953 Jessamine Lucia Aguirre 309 Village Cr Wilmore KY 40390
87 840 Jessamine Benda Ailch 28 McDowell Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
230 2223 Rebecca Akers 300 Edgewood Dr
343 3352 Jessamine WT Albury 166 Heritage Nicholasville KY
343 3353 Jessamine William Albury 166 Heritage Nicholasville KY
62 644 Jessamine Jane Aldridge 632 Willams Nicholasville KY 40356
468 4934 Jessamine Bobby Aldridge 118 Applegrove Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
468 4935 Jessamine Jamie Aldridge 118 Applegrove Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
314 3022 Jessamine Mark Aldridge 2080 Elm Fork Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
314 3021 Jessamine Pam Aldridge 2080 Elm Fork Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
518 5521 Jessamine Mary L. Alessandrine 306 Garden Park Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
516 5489 Jessamine Betty Alexander 272 Churchill Crossing Nicholasville KY 40356
561 6056 Jessamine Hidajete Alija 261 Boixie Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
77 738 Jessamine L. W Alle 204 Hawthornie Nicholasville KY 40356
7 72 Jessamine Daren Allen 116 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
7 71 Jessamine Jessica Allen 116 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
341 3326 Garrard Arlene Allen 90 Ridge Runner Lancaster KY 40444
474 5027 Jessamine Brenda Allen 128 Brookview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
209 1905 Jessamine Chris Allen 640 Ridge View Nicholasville KY 40356
506 5359 Jessamine Danelle Allen 116 Stratton Nicholasville KY 40356
112 1056 Jessamine Daren & Jessica Allen 116 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
582 6320 Jessamine Dot Allen 604 Hillbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
457 4796 Jessamine Gene Autry Allen 100 Olivia Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
441 4604 Jessamine Gregory E Allen 1038 Pinoak Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
567 6137 Jessamine Lee T. Allen 1036 Pinoak Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
246 2425 Jessamine Martin R. Allen 130 Shannon Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
362 3597 Jessamine Michelle Allen 1136 Del Mar Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
246 2430 Jessamine Rachael Allen 130 Shannon Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
246 2424 Jessamine Kim Allen 130 Shannon Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
505 5349 Jessamine Yvonne Allen 116 Straton Nicholasville KY 40356
393 3998 Garrard Curtis Allen Sr 90 Ridge Runner Lancaster KY 40444
561 6061 Benjamine Allent
89 865 Jessamine Viginia Allison 334 Gardenway Nicholasville KY 40356
381 3828 Jessamine Virgina Allison 334 Garden Park Nicholasville KY 40356
559 6033 Jessamine Irene Allred 108 Mound Ville Ct Nicholasville KY
559 6032 Jessamine Pat Allred 130 Grace Lane Nicholasville KY
229 2185 Jessamine Mary Allsaondria 306 Garden Park Nicholasville KY 40356
138 1320 Boyle Joyce Alsman 135 Whites Cemetery Rd Perryville KY 40468
138 1317 Boyle Linda Alsman Po Box 254 Perryville KY 40468 X
138 1318 Boyle Onice Alsman Po Box 254 Perryville KY 40468 X
138 1319 Boyle William Alsman 155 Whites Cemetery Rd Perryville KY 40468
579 6291 Jessamine Joe Altechel 108 Juniper Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
88 850 Jessamine Betty Ambargy 108 Coronette Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
522 5564 Jessamine Shelby Ambergery 105 Stephens Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
285 2798 Jessamine Ruby Ambermey 317 Foxwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
494 5223 Jessamine Elizabeth Amburgry 232 Williamsburg Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
184 1740 Jessamine James Amby 222 Strawberry Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
484 5085 Jessamine Kathi & Linda Amenne 201 B. Longview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
567 6128 Jessamine B. Ammonard 109 Lindell Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
544 5847 Jessamine Beulah Anderson 199 Boone Cave Rd Nicholasville KY
361 3581 Jessamine Anita Anderson 1671 Hoover Plz Nicholasville KY 40356
443 4620 Garrard Daniel Anderson 2488 Fork Church Lancaster KY 40444
215 1957 Jessamine Dena Anderson 912 Wabarto Way Nicholasville KY 40356
562 6067 Jessamine Dena Anderson 912 Wabarto Way Nicholasville KY 40356
574 6228 Jessamine Jerrie Anderson 139 Garnet Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
202 1844 Jessamine Kay Anderson 2055 Hall Rd Nicholasville KY
265 2559 Garrard Pamela S Anderson 1364 Lexington Rd E Lancaster KY 40444
443 4619 Garrard Roberta Anderson 2488 Fork Church Lancaster KY 40444
28 288 Jessamine Tanis Anderson 103 Astor Place Nicholasville KY 40356
113 1082 Deloris Andrew 123 Lincoln Heights
113 1081 Dommonique Andrew 123 Lincoln Heights
113 1080 Jerry Andrew 123 Lincoln
4 39 Jessamine Patricia Angel 316 Wichita Dr Apt 45 Nicholasville KY 40356
230 2200 Jessamine Carolyn Angel 313 Wichitia Drive Nicholasville KY
536 5740 Jessamine Pauline Angel 316 Wichita Dr # 3 Nicholasville KY 40356
521 5557 Jessamine Pauline Angel 316 Wichita Dr # 3 Nicholasville KY 40356
47 475 Jessamine Jessica Angelo 524 Noida Nicholasville KY 40356
572 6193 Jessamine Melody Ansle 100 Orchard Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
135 1275 Jessamine Mike Anthony 105 Bridgeway Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
546 5859 Jessamine W E Applegate 222 Kimberly Nicholasville KY 40356
303 2926 Jessamine Arnie Applegate 1075 Corman Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
266 2580 Garrard Steve Appleman 785 Mt. Hebron Lancaster KY 40444
24 250 Jessamine Brian Arant Wilmore KY 40390
582 6324 Jessamine Dawn Archer 620 RidgeView Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
392 3982 Jessamine Hatt Archer 620 Kings View Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
37 390 Jessamine Mir Ard 202 Hickory Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
457 4795 Jessamine Darlene Armstrong 120 Forrest Elliott Dr # 6 Nicholasville KY 40356
570 6176 Jessamine Gina Armstrong 409 W Brown St Nicholasville KY
495 5226 Jessamine Judy Armstrong 224 Harlan Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
491 5177 Jessamine Stephanie Armstrong 2990 Sulpher Well Nicholasville KY 40356
219 1996 Jessamine Steve Armstrong 2990 Sulphur Well Nicholasville KY 40356
418 4304 Jessamine Betty J. Arnel 329 Perry Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
136 1284 Garrard Ashley Arnett 4345 Kenndy Br. Road Lancaster KY 40444
343 3354 Jessamine Kristen Arnett 211 Keystone Dr #3 Nicholasville KY
191 1781 Jessamine Heather Arnett 201 Orchard Dr Apt 34 Nicholasville KY 40356
40 423 Jessamine William M. Arrin 108 West Maple Nicholasville KY
44 444 Jessamine Elaine Arthur 203 Nave Pl. Nicholasville KY 40356
25 265 Madison Jeff Arthur 1271 Speidwall Rd Richmond
529 5654 Jessamine Marie Arthur 201 Greensway Nicholasville KY 40356
41 428 Jessamine Arnell M Arvin 108 West Maple Nicholasville KY 40356
207 1885 Jessamine Rick Arvin 204 Bridgeside Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
134 2293 Jessamine Becky Arwin 509 N, Lex Ave Wilmore KY
327 3174 Fayette James B. Ashby 3624 TimBrook Ct Lexington KY 40517
275 2685 Jessamine Billy Ashcraft 128 Bass Pond Glen Nicholasville KY 40356
367 3655 Jessamine Cecil Ashcraft 120 Edward Dr Nicholasville KY
275 2686 Jessamine Patricia Ashcraft 128 Bass Pond Glen Nicholasville KY 40356
429 4454 Jessamine Cindy Ashcrk 120 Edwards Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
543 5831 Jessamine Keith Asher 310 Peachtree Nicholasville KY 40356
296 2877 Jessamine Glenn C. Asher 103 Lincoln Hgts Nicholasville KY 40356
296 2878 Jessamine Philip Asher 518 Pinoak St Nicholasville KY 40356
466 4912 Jessamine Terrie Ashley 109 S Town branch Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
90 872 Jessamine Carolyn Ashodian 100 Juniper Dr Nicholasville
556 5986 Jessamine Heather Askin 103 Bruner Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
487 5143 Jessamine BF Atkerson 160 Lee Dean Circle Lot 29 Nicholasville KY 40356
361 3578 Ashley Atkins 201 North 1st St
442 4613 Jessamine Elaine Atkins 112 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
442 4614 Jessamine Roland Atkins 112 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
351 3454 Jessamine Ken Atkinson 205 Lois Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
351 3455 Jessamine Tammy Atkinson 205 Lois Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
231 2235 Jessamine Larry Atwood 105 Heritage Dr Nicholasville KY
423 4364 Jessamine Brad & Jessica Ault 116 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
474 5021 Jessamine Robert Austin 604 Kevin Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
458 4820 Stana Avkough 103 Denths Hire KY 40356
67 675 Jessamine Cynthia Avlues 214 Christopher Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
578 6272 Jessamine Rachel Axon 500 B John Watts Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
155 1461 Jessamine Josh Ayala 116 Orchard Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
177 1666 Jessamine Jeff B 304 McMuratk Wilmore KY 40390
331 3211 Jessamine Dalle Babl 212 E Oak St Nicholasville KY 40356
449 4714 Jessamine Stacie Bach 202 Bell Lawn Nicholasville KY 40356
492 5196 Jessamine Jennifer Back 201 Orchard Dr Apt. 83 Nicholasville KY 40356
418 4315 Jessamine Jo Ann Backman 527 Alta Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
203 1860 Jessamine Shane Bagvell 300 Longview Dr B Nicholasville KY 40356
489 5156 Jessamine Andrew H. Bagwell 209 E College St Wilmore KY 40390
489 5155 Jessamine Erin Bagwell 209 E College St Wilmore KY 40390
177 1659 Jessamine Piper Baier 304 McPheeters Wilmore KY 40390
579 6296 Mercer Chelsea Bailey 449 Lynn Dr Harrodsburg KY 40330
226 2136 Barbara Bailey 1050 Hickory Hill
503 5326 Jessamine Becky L. Bailey 1900 Stephens Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
349 3436 Jessamine Carol Bailey 2755 Chrisman Mill Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
187 1758 Jessamine Darlene Bailey 1910 Stephen Nicholasville KY 40356
172 1590 Jessamine Darrel Bailey 300 Thacker Dr Wilmore KY 40390
184 1741 Jessamine David L. Bailey 142 Oakmont Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
382 3850 Jessamine Debbie Bailey 121 Lone Oak Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
287 2823 Jessamine Gene Bailey 205 Woodfield Way Nicholasville KY 40356
383 3862 Jessamine Joe Bailey 1699 Hoover Nicholasville KY
449 4703 Jessamine Leava Bailey 805 Orange Bloomer Nicholasville KY
178 1677 Jessamine Linda Bailey 108 Wood St Wilmore KY 40390
356 3518 Jessamine Marietta Bailey 205 Winding Way Wilmore KY 40390
312 2985 Jessamine Pat Bailey 208 Davis Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
338 3297 Jessamine Rev. Ricky Bailey 409 Wichita Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
178 1676 Jessamine Robert Bailey 108 Wood St Wilmore KY 40390
504 5337 Jessamine Samantha Bailey 204 Maplewood Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
589 6416 Jessamine Betsy Bain 118 Coconut Grove Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
354 3502 Jessamine Missy Bain 1261 Watts Mill Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
354 3500 Jessamine Sharon Bain 3636 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356
372 3720 Jessamine Steve Bain 477 Collier Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
217 1981 Steven Bain 475 Couper Lane
46 471 Jessamine Laura Baker 106 Bristle AvE Nicholasville KY 40356
14 118 Jessamine Loralee Baker 103 Wabarton Way Nicholasville KY 40356
87 835 Jessamine Audrey Baker 329 Courchelle Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
392 3974 Jessamine Barbara Jo Baker 123 Murphy Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
543 5826 Jessamine Brandon Baker 101 Southview Drive Apt 3 Nicholasville KY 40356
486 5116 Jessamine Christina Baker 105 Rolling Acres Nicholasville KY 40356
242 2376 Jessamine Deborah Baker 209 Kalla Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
453 4754 Jessamine Debra Baker 1370 Catnip Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
391 3957 Jessamine Donnie Baker 2434 John Watts Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
382 3854 Jessamine Dusty Baker 189 Mason Springs Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
197 1822 Jessamine Edith Baker 213 Glen Cove Nicholasville KY 40356
418 4316 Garrard Francis Baker 51 Dora Drive Lancaster KY 40444
422 4356 Jessamine Greg Baker 217 Wind Haven Nicholasville KY 40356
391 3955 Jessamine Jalen B. Baker 140 Olivia Nicholasville KY 40356
264 2557 Garrard James H. Baker 448 Tuggle Road Lancaster KY 40444
268 2612 Garrard John Baker 51 Dora Dr Lancaster KY 40444
344 3369 Jessamine Juanita H. Baker 1434 Catniphill Nicholasville KY 40356
406 4159 Jessamine Karen Baker 2045 McGee Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
453 4755 Jessamine Kenneth Baker 1370 Catnip Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
422 4355 Jessamine Lee Baker 207 Stirrup Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
392 3969 Jessamine Logan Baker 109 Mason Springs Nicholasville KY 40356
539 5790 Fayette Lorraine Baker 2200 Dinsmore Dr #103 Lexington KY 40502
270 2641 Garrard Margaret Baker 448 Tuggle Road Lancaster KY 40444
495 5232 Jessamine Marie Baker 109 High St Nicholasville KY 40356
447 4670 Jessamine Norma E Baker 1118 Keene Nicholasville KY 40356 606-365-9333
172 1588 Jessamine Randy Baker 412 Lex Ave Wilmore KY 40390
447 4669 Jessamine Ray Baker 1118 Keene Nicholasville KY 40356
466 4915 Jessamine Rebecca Baker 505 Southbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
134 2289 Jessamine Renea Baker 387 Hartley Dr Nicholasville KY
521 5547 Jessamine Roy Baker 302 N central ave Nicholasville KY 40356
438 4556 Jessamine Shannon Baker 102 Floyd Ct Nicholasville KY
195 1810 Jessamine Sheldon Baker 1131 Cobb Lane Nicholasville KY
160 1480 Jessamine Tammy L. Baker 616 Richmond Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
463 4873 Jessamine Tonya Baker 412 N Lex Ave Wilmore KY 40390
438 4555 Troy Baker 201 Floyd Ct KY
145 1385 Jessamine Velony Baker 105 Reed Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
283 2774 Jessamine Vernon Baker 402 B. S Central Nicholasville KY 40356
197 1823 Jessamine Virgil Baker 213 Glen Cove Nicholasville KY 40356
523 5577 Jessamine Amber J. K Baldridge 507 Greenbriar St Nicholasville KY 40356
529 5657 Jessamine James E Baldridge 507 Greenbriar St Nicholasville KY 40356
526 5620 Jessamine Michelle Baldridge 124 Wichita Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
526 5621 Jessamine Ray Baldridge 124 Wichita Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
16 158 Jessamine Melinda Baldwin 416 Nottaway Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
173 1596 Jessamine Michael Baldwin 517 Penrod Ct Wilmore KY 40390
173 1597 Jessamine Becky Baldwin 517 Penrod Ct Wilmore KY 40390
437 4554 Jessamine Marcy Baldwin 509 Harlan Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
398 4062 Jessamine Melinda Baldwin 416 Nottaway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
437 4553 Jessamine Patrick Baldwin 509 Harlan Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
208 1898 Jessamine Dave Balger 1525 lock # 7 Rd Wilmore KY 40390
431 4465 Jessamine Dorothy M. Balk 285 Churchill Xing Nicholasville KY 40356
431 4464 Jessamine John C. Balk 285 Churchill Xing Nicholasville KY 40356
352 3465 Jessamine Otic & Joy Balkrom 107 E Morrison St Wilmore KY 40390
231 2242 Andrea Ball 310 Edgewood #2
317 3046 Darin Ball 109 Bridge St Ct
215 1956 Jessamine David Ball 475 Collier Ln Nicholasville KY
547 5882 Jessamine Jaclynn D. Ball 504 ½ Nottaway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
515 5477 Jessamine Michael Ball 17 Beechmont Nicholasville KY 40356
144 1368 Jessamine Candace Ballard 351 Garden Pk Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
301 2893 Jessamine Jessica Ballard 310 Weil Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
393 3988 Garrard Juanita Ballard 59 Ballard Rd Lancaster KY 40444
137 1306 Garrard Mark Ballard 1043 Ballard Road Lancaster KY 40444
448 4698 Jessamine Tiffany Balltrip 101 Madonna Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
499 5278 Jessamine Michael Ban 441 Southbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
292 2854 Jessamine Rosemary Bandy 312 Broadway Nicholasville KY 40356
133 1249 Jessamine Rita Bank 863 Marble Creek Road Nicholasville KY
441 4594 Jessamine Earl Banker 261 Gainsville Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
16 155 Jessamine Maxine Banks Nicholasville KY 40356
472 4991 Jessamine Judy Banks 108 Madonna Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
556 5990 C.J. Bann 153 Madonna Dr KY 40356
419 4330 Jessamine Lyda Bansn 201 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
143 1361 Jessamine Bill Banta 528 Pinoak Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
19 189 Jessamine Bonnie Banta 528 Pinoak Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
318 3061 Jessamine Gayle Banta 809 Harlan Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
28 289 Garrard Patricia Banta 31 Bobby Noe Rd Lancaster KY 40444
318 3062 Jessamine Phil Banta 809 Harlan Dr Nicholasville 40356
16 159 Jessamine Glenda Banter 509 Rogers Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
543 5837 Jessamine Josh Barber 602 Elmwood Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
133 1252 Jessamine Linda Barber 108 Mui Field Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
208 1897 Jessamine Albert Hunter Barfield III 122 Cottage St Nicholasville KY 40356
315 3037 Melissa Barham 325 Bell Place
366 3647 Jessamine Annie Bark 341 Williams Rd Nicholasville KY
589 6417 Jessamine Brittany Barker 104 Alexandria Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
556 5987 Jessamine Tammy Barker 104 Alexandria Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
393 3983 Jessamine Christpher Barker 120 Davis Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
527 5627 Jessamine Davin Barker 122 Apple Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
527 5628 Jessamine Dawn L. Barker 122 Apple Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
242 2385 Jessamine Joann Barker 700 Beauford Place Apt 2 Nicholasville KY 40356
569 6164 Jessamine Robil Barker 105 Bell Court Nicholasville KY 40356
527 5629 Jessamine Vivian L. Barker 122 Apple Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
313 3002 Jessamine David Barkman 106 Leatherwood Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
77 741 Jessamine Susan Barkman 106 Leatherwood Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
387 3913 Jessamine Jeremy Barletty 1006 Clyde Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
180 1691 Garrard Harold Barlow 392 Settlemont Lancaster KY 40444
57 613 Jessamine Jearl Barnes 3624 Union Hill Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
571 6180 Jessamine Amy Barnes 109 Orange Blossom Ct Nicholasville KY
464 4892 Jessamine Cheryl Barnes 107 Richmond Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
586 6375 Garrard Danielle Barnes 6442 Sugar Creek Lancaster KY 40444
303 2930 Jessamine Danny & Libby Barnes 113 N Main Nicholasville KY
391 3956 Jessamine Jennifer Barnes 212 Singleton Way Nicholasville KY 40356
471 4981 Jessamine Jennifer Barnes 601 Keeneway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
232 2258 Mary Barnes X
133 2280 Nancy Barnes 450 Lorain Ave
240 2358 Jessamine Pastor Dan Barnes 204 Bell Lawn Nicholasville KY 40356
33 348 Jessamine Perry W Barnes 740 Lauren Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
145 1393 Jessamine Rolin Barnes 2048 E Hickman Nicholasville KY 40356
176 1647 Jessamine Roy L. Barnes 1495 Dix Wilmore KY
569 6161 Garrard S Barnes 89 Dora Dr Lancaster KY 40444
224 2081 Sharon Barnes 240 Chrisman Ln
244 2410 Jessamine Talisa Barnes 204 Bell Lawn Nicholasville KY 40356
471 4980 Jessamine Todd Barnes 601 Keeneway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
508 5393 Barry Barnett 102 Mapleleaf Ln
539 5777 Jessamine Christina Barnett 104 Dove Run Nicholasville KY 40356
62 637 Jessamine Donna Barnett 2050 Ft. Bramlett Nicholasville KY 40356
514 5461 Jessamine Jill Barnett 108 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
231 2245 Kathy Barnett 200 Chrisman Lane
341 3324 Jessamine Kenlyn Barnett 115 A Hill-N-Dale Nicholasville KY 40356
89 869 Garrard Larry Barnett 481 Bowmans Blm Lancaster KY 40444
508 5385 Jessamine Melissa Barnett 102 Mapleleaf Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
89 868 Garrard William Barnett 481 Bowmans Blm Lancaster KY 40444
225 2096 Carolyn Barnett 454 Corman Dr
89 867 Garrard Jessica Barnett 481 Bowmans Blm Lancaster KY 40444
231 2246 Junior Barnett 200 Chrisman Lane
86 824 Jessamine Louise Barnett 256 Blueberry Ln Nicholasville KY
231 2244 Louise Barnett 316 Wichitia Dr # 35
229 2182 Michelle Barnett
563 6080 Jessamine Ronald Barnett 306 Edgewood Nicholasville KY
563 6079 Jessamine Sabrina Barnett 306 Edgewood Nicholasville KY
96 933 Scott Jerry Baron 143 Elkhorn Meadows Dr Georgetown KY 40324
494 5222 Jessamine Wallace Baron 4751 Sulphur Well Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
574 6222 Jessamine Brian Barrett 118 Briarwood Dr Nicholasville KY
574 6223 Jessamine Kristi Barrett 118 Briarwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
50 522 Jessamine Martha Barron 6159 Harrodsburg Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
517 5502 Jessamine Mike Barron 900 Cannonball Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
517 5503 Jessamine Teresa Barron 900 Cannonball Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
33 355 Jessamine Connie Bartlett 40 Connie Way Nicholasville KY 40356
439 4583 Jessamine George Bartlett 1006 Clyde Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
198 1833 Jessamine Lori Bartlett 621 Longview Nicholasville KY 40356
426 4404 Jessamine Rhonda Bartlett 1006 Clyde Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
371 3705 Jessamine Kristin Bartlett 1006 Clyde Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
318 3072 Jessamine Glen Barton 406 Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY
318 3071 Jessamine Lydia Barton 406 Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY
177 1658 Jessamine Jodi Basham 122 Hinkle St #3 Wilmore KY 40390
286 2808 Jessamine Darrin Baskitt 108 Mariweed Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
203 1855 Jessamine Terry Basye 312 Savannah Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
175 1641 Jessamine Bryan Bat 308 E Main St Wilmore KY 40390
338 3284 Jessamine Ken Batemean 3030 Lexington Rd 45 Nicholasville KY
433 4492 Fayette Brandon Bates 3687 Arbor Dr Lexington KY 40517
504 5345 Jessamine Debbie Bates 147 Garnet Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
363 3613 Jessamine Jeane Bates 1383 Palisades Hgts Nicholasville KY 40356
87 837 Jessamine Larry Bates 104 Strawberry Ct Nicholasville KY
112 1064 Jessamine Mark Bates 116 Greystone Dr Nicholasville KY
112 1063 Jessamine Paula Bates 116 Greystone Dr Nicholasville KY
175 1630 Jessamine Katie Bathie 115 Hinkle St Wilmore KY 40390
269 2629 Garrard Rhonda Batsache 203 Ridgecrest Rd Lancaster KY 40444
480 5034 Lincoln Rita S Baughn 1180 Boneyard Hollow Rd Stanford KY 40484
412 4228 Fayette Bill Baush 201 W Short Lexington KY 40507
238 2345 Fayette Taylor Baxter 562 Woodland Ave Unit 28 Lexington KY 40356
269 2632 Garrard Brent Bayer 483 New Haven Rd Lancaster KY 40444
270 2646 Garrard Jody Bayker 91 Creek Dr Lancaster KY 40444
541 5800 Jessamine Casey Bayne 127 May Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
508 5381 Jessamine Paul Bead 244 Timothy Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
534 5727 Jessamine Paul J. Beads 208 Lakeview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
217 1977 Jessamine Thomas S Beald 531 Feck Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
571 6188 Jessamine Loren Bealey 211 Savannah Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
162 1495 Jessamine Doris Beams 2320 Jessamine Station Rd Wilmore KY 40390
543 5829 Jessamine Billie C Beanton 1081 Ft Bramlett Nicholasville KY 40356
484 5089 Jessamine Roxy Bear 206 Parker Pl Nicholasville KY 40356
385 3887 Jessamine Tabitha Beasley 437 Kevin Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
231 2230 Dona Beaty 452 Southbrook Dr
172 1583 Jessamine Betty Beaty 204 Village Ci Wilmore KY 40390
312 2997 Billy Beaty 800 Peufof
362 3596 Jessamine Carolyn Beaty 216 Broadway Nicholasville KY 40356
277 2693 Donna Beaty 452 South Brook Drive
154 1459 Jessamine Carolyn Beaumont 2178 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356 859-887-4064
71 700 Jessamine Cindy C. Beauton 1815 Taylor Ridge Rd Nicholasville KY 40356 859-885-6413
424 4380 Jessamine Susan Beaven 512 Savannah Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
411 4223 Jessamine Chris Beavers 112 Creekwood Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
206 1881 Jessamine Sherry L. Beckham 162 Shannon Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
500 5285 Jessamine David Beckley 100 Deercrossing Nicholasville KY 40356
28 281 Jessamine Joyce Beckley 130 Cherrybrook Nicholasville KY
507 5377 Jessamine Beula Beckly 102 Ross Street Nicholasville KY 40356
480 5040 Jessamine Brenda Becknell 101 Alexandria Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
269 2626 Jessamine Kenneth & Rebecca Becknell 2889 Sugar Creek Pike Nicholasville KY 40356
428 4441 Jessamine Kevin Becknell 105 Cherrybrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
433 4498 Bryan Beckwell 1324 Fitch Ln KY
38 411 Jessamine John K. Bedwell 1105 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
268 2609 Garrard P. Beechwood 3172 Rogers Rd Lancaster KY 40444
576 6251 Jessamine Andrea Beeghly 105 Kurtland Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
376 3773 Jessamine Elizabeth D. Beeler 211 Churchill Crossing Nicholasville KY
230 2201 Garrard Jonnie Beer 90 Toddsville Rd Lancaster KY 40444
57 601 Jessamine Ann Begley 605 A S Central Nicholasville KY 40356
57 602 Jessamine Heather Begley 605 B S Central Nicholasville KY 40356
425 4397 Jessamine Ann Begley 605 A. S Central Nicholasville KY 40356
237 2323 Jessamine Sally Begley 795 Handys Bend Wilmore KY
336 3258 Jessamine Sean Beldner 248 Strawberry Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
582 6331 Jessamine John Bell 237 Winding Way Wilmore KY 40390
269 2627 Garrard Anthony Bell 268 Chase Lane Lancaster KY
584 6363 Jessamine Antonia Bell 320 Edwards Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
183 1727 Jessamine Casey A. Bell 112 A. Glenn Cove Nicholasville KY 40356
530 5668 Fayette Judy Bell 2400 Vale Dr Lexington KY 40514
559 6036 Jessamine Stark Bell 405 Bridge Nicholasville KY 40356
175 1636 Jessamine Cameron Bennett 705 Wise Dr Wilmore KY
312 2986 Jessamine Clifford Bennett 524 Williams Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
364 3620 Jessamine Donald Bennett 202 Grinder Ck Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
453 4753 Jessamine Faithorne Bennett 313 W Ridge Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
75 729 Jessamine Jennifer Bennett 1301 Logana Pike Nicholasville KY 40356
409 4197 Jessamine Jackie Benny 924 Hickory Hill Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
342 3337 Jessamine Brooke Bentley 512 N 3rd St Nicholasville KY 40356
582 6325 Jessamine Norma Benton 1501 Wilmore Nicholasville KY 40356
294 2871 Jessamine Don T. Benton 1501 Wilmore Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
292 2852 Jessamine Grandon Benton 205 Fifth Nicholasville KY 40356
187 1764 Roge Berlin 1779 Kingsing Ridge
223 2057 Jessamine Gina Bernard 102 Dogwood Ct 40356
428 4428 Jessamine Tony Berry 708 Pinoak Nicholasville KY 40356
583 6337 Jessamine Alana Berryman 1146 Johns Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
583 6336 Jessamine Mark Berryman 1146 Johns Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
566 6116 Jessamine Paul Berryman 700 Elmwood Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
583 6335 Jessamine Tina Berryman 1146 Johns Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
363 3607 Jessamine Tim Bertram 100 Forrest Elliot Nicholasville KY 40356
553 5958 Jessamine Lisa Berts 104 Sparks Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
269 2625 Garrard Kim Beryr Lancaster KY 40444 X
31 336 Jessamine Lisa Beshears 105 Homestead Dr Nicholasville KY
467 4923 Jessamine Jean Besty 100 Calleen Ct Wilmore KY 40390
534 5725 Jessamine Patricia Beth 109 Bruner Dr Wilmore KY 40390
135 1274 Fayette Eric Betty 3153 Dale Hollow Dr Lexington KY 40515
226 2135 Dustin Beuton 224 Edgewood
170 1559 Jessamine Greg Beverly 1030 Highbridge Rd Wilmore KY 40390
91 896 Jessamine Marjorie P. Bharer 108 Rolling Acres Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
302 2919 Jessamine Evva Bickey 515 West Maple St Nicholasville KY 40356
309 2972 Jessamine Alice Bidwell 311 ½ East Maple Nicholasville KY 40356
510 5416 Jessamine Claudia Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
89 863 Jessamine David Bidwell 107 Hill N Dale Nicholasville KY 40356
309 2975 Jessamine Jackie Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356

501 5298 Jessamine John Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
511 5417 Jessamine John K. Bidwell 110 S Central ave Nicholasville KY 40356
312 2990 Jessamine Lara Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
38 408 Jessamine Lena Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
38 414 Jessamine Mary Bidwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
198 1829 Jessamine Michelle R Bietz 267 Grinden Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
74 714 Saphn Biggn 817 John C.
56 589 Jessamine Terry Bilcher 246 Williamsburg Nicholasville KY 40356
142 1338 Jessamine Nancy Jo Bilson 306 Hickory Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
389 3936 Jessamine April Bingham 1013 Pinoak Nicholasville KY 40356
203 1850 Jessamine Barb Bingham 2015 Hickory Hill Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
337 3281 Jessamine Cindy Bingham 708 Lauren Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
550 5921 Jessamine Damon Bingham 1013 Pinoak Nicholasville KY 40356
106 1004 Jessamine Janice Faye Bingham 118 Cottage St Nicholasville KY 40356
550 5919 Jessamine Lynn Bingham 1013 Pinoak Nicholasville KY 40356
99 955 Jessamine Nikki Bingham 439 N Braodway # 2 Lexington KY 40508
106 1005 Jessamine Paul M. Bingham 118 Cottage St Nicholasville KY 40356
337 3282 Jessamine Richard Bingham 708 Lauren Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
138 1315 Madison Thomas Bingham 2513 Curtis Pk Richmond KY 40475
99 959 Fayette Vincent S Bingham 439 N Braodway # 2 Lexington KY 40508
394 4000 Jessamine Rick Birch 1087 Clement Run Nicholasville KY
38 404 Jessamine Jackie Birdwell 110 South Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
388 3933 Jessamine Linda Bisehon 85 Losman Dr Wilmore KY 40390
228 2168 Amanda Bishop 3000 Mundys Landing
455 4779 Jessamine Donna Bishop 112 Circle Dr Nicholasville KY
315 3030 Jessamine James Bishop 105 Homestead Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
315 3030 Jessamine Adillessia Bishop 105 Homestead Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
371 3713 Fayette Mary Bishop 8601 Tates Creek Rd lot # 1 Lexington KY 40515
492 5200 Jessamine Rhonda Bishop 106 Beechmont Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
228 2169 Tim Bishop 3000 Mundys Landing
45 460 Garrard Tommy Bivins 70 Ash Lick Dr Lancaster KY 40444
439 4582 Jessamine Ann Black 1010 Highpoint Nicholasville KY
277 2704 Angela Black 577 Southbrook
120 1125 Jessamine Darrell Black 105 Woodlawn Nicholasville KY
578 6283 Jessamine Hans T Black 106 Orchard Dr Nicholasville KY
578 6282 Jessamine Helen G Black 106 Orchard Dr Nicholasville KY
120 1126 Jeannie Black 105 Woodlawn
277 2703 John Black 577 Southbrook
404 4137 Jessamine Michelle Black 108 Lorraine Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
312 2994 Garrard Susan Black 137 Palisades Pointe Lancaster KY 40444
487 5137 Jessamine Amanda Blackburn 410 Imperial Pointe Nicholasville KY 40356
484 5090 Ben Blackburn 488 Bean Branch Means KY 40346
487 5138 Jessamine Bryan Blackburn 410 Imperial Pointe Nicholasville KY 40356
24 254 Jessamine Heather Blackburn 108 Alexandria Cir Nicholasville KY 40356
24 252 Jessamine James Blackburn 108 Alexandria Cir Nicholasville KY 40356
167 1532 Jessamine JoAnn Blackburn 204 Auburn Way Nicholasville KY 40356
24 253 Jessamine Melissa Blackburn 108 Alexandria Cir Nicholasville KY 40356
85 821 Jessamine Patricia Ann Blackford Canada Hill PO 41 Keene KY 40339
85 819 Jessamine Roosevelt Blackford Canada Hill Box 41 Keene KY 40339
85 820 Jessamine Rosa Etta Blackford Canada Hill Box 41 Keene KY 40339
83 793 Jessamine Wm Blackford PO 32 Keene KY
568 6156 Jessamine James Blackford 307 Beacon Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
180 1693 Jessamine Henry Blades 510 N Main St Nicholasville KY 40356
125 1171 Jessamine Shannon Blaine 112 Hawks Nest Dr Lancaster KY 40444
16 161 Lenora S Blair 109 Wichita Dr Apt 40
230 2199 Garrard Burdine Blair 90 Toddsville Rd Lancaster KY
549 5917 Jessamine Holey Blair Wilmore KY 40390
513 5447 Jessamine Jacqueline Blair 100 Lakeview Nicholasville KY 40356
586 6376 Jessamine Kristal Blair 118 Orchard Court Nicholasville KY 40356
441 4595 Jessamine Robert Blair 325 Savannah Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
173 1600 Jessamine Sean Blair 402 Butler Blvd Wilmore KY 40390
407 4166 Jessamine Susan Blair 433 Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
407 4166 Jessamine Billy Blair 433 Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
537 5747 Jessamine Joel Blakburn 502 John Sutherland Nicholasville KY 40356
556 5998 Jessamine Alma Blake 110 Rabbit Trail Wilmore KY 40390
87 827 Jessamine James Blakeman 534 Foxwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
55 572 Jessamine Ruby Blakeman 501 ½ Barberry Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
57 609 Jessamine Tammy Blakeman 124 Redding Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
92 903 Jessamine J. Hamard Blakeman 534 Foxwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
378 3802 Jessamine Jessar Blakeman 708 Wabarto Way Nicholasville KY 40356
436 4540 Jessamine John Blakeman 124 Redding Ct Nicholasville KY
187 1755 Lynn Blakeman 9 Bessie Way
277 2702 Cori Blaler 560 Southbrook Dr
428 4439 Jessamine Jamie S Blanch 132 Arbeech Nicholasville KY 40356
277 2696 Lyra Blanch Jr 560 Southbrook Dr
525 5607 Jessamine Mary Jo Blanford 307 Lindell Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
19 185 Jessamine Jack Blankenship 435 Belle Chase Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
278 2718 Jessamine Beth Blantan 421 Southbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
278 2719 Jessamine David Blantan 421 Southbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
278 2717 Jessamine Ed Blantan 449 Southbrook Nicholasville KY 40356
24 258 Jessamine Ada Blanton 201 Beechwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
268 2610 Garrard Carrie Blanton 275 Rolling Meadows Lancaster KY 40444
507 5369 Jessamine Sharon Blanton 507 N 2nd St Nicholasville KY 40356
543 5832 Jessamine Tammy Bleuel 409 East Ridge Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
429 4446 Jessamine Joe Bleuel 409 East Ridge Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
320 3092 Jessamine Betty Blevins 256 Blueberry Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
267 2597 Jessamine Billie Blevins 1421 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356
445 4654 Jessamine Carolyn Blevins 720 S Main Str Apt # 24 Nicholasville KY 40356
174 1617 Josh Blinson 532 E 11th St Bartlesville OK 74003
507 5370 Jessamine Losie Blint 507 Motby St Nicholasville KY 40356
524 5592 Jessamine Danae Blocher 100 Wallace Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
367 3652 Jessamine Latoshia Bobbitt 109 Wichita Dr # 36 Nicholasville KY
371 3712 Jessamine Courtny Bocook 124 Ihardt Av Nicholasville KY 40356
492 5193 Jessamine Taeria Boden 415 Kevin Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
461 4850 Jessamine Marty Boeschen 239 Churchill Crossing Nicholasville KY 40356
56 591 Jessamine David Bogadus 226 Baybrook Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
15 133 Jessamine Barbara Boggs 512 Pinoak Nicholasville KY
170 1553 Jessamine Adam Boggs 617 Toucher Dr Wilmore KY 40390
568 6145 Jessamine Gracie Boggs 124 Griffin Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
90 885 Jessamine Jo Ann Boggs 133 Pine Grow Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
454 4765 Jessamine Philip Boggs 108 Applegrove Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
568 6143 Jessamine Steven Boggs 124 Griffin Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
5 65 Jessamine Chant Bogucki 322 Longview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
5 66 Jessamine Emily Bogucki 322 Longview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
225 2092 Virginia Boham 304 E Brown St
348 3424 Jessamine Virginia Boham 516 B. Nottaway Nicholasville KY 40356
229 2172 Reva Bohanon 213 W Elm
414 4266 Garrard Francis Bolen 51 Dora Dr Lancaster KY 40444
436 4527 Jessamine Kerry Bolin 305 Green tree Dr Nicholasville KY
26 276 Jessamine Charles Bolton 1301 Hoover Pike Nicholasville KY 40356
377 3790 Garrard Debra E Bolton 106 Passage Way Lancaster KY 40444
104 987 Fayette Kevin Bolton 3486 River Park Dr Lexington KY 40517
104 986 Fayette Sherry Bolton 3486 River Park Dr Lexington KY 40517
29 304 Jessamine Jennifer A. Bond 208 Garnett Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
47 483 Jessamine Lenora Bonds 218 South Main Nicholasville KY 40356
103 983 Jessamine Alton L. Boone 1135 Taylor Ridge Road Nicholasville KY 40356
464 4901 Jessamine Brian Boone 108 Briarwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
458 4822 Jessamine Francine Boone 1135 Taylor Ridge Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
320 3098 Jessamine Lu'alle Boone 256 Blueberry Ln apt 34 Nicholasville KY 40356
255 2520 Jessamine Betty Booth 615 S 3rd St Nicholasville KY 40356
255 2521 Jessamine J. E Booth 615 S 3rd St Nicholasville KY 40356
59 627 Jessamine Roger Borlin 1779 Kissing Ridge Nicholasville KY
133 2279 Kim Bosken 110 Lorain Ave
462 4868 Jessamine Truman A. Bottom 109 Bruner Ln Wilmore KY 40390
551 5922 Jessamine Christy Bottoms 109 Lauren Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
415 4271 Jessamine Zelma Bouching 415 Linden Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
175 1626 Jessamine Robert Bouland 100 Brook wood Ln Wilmore KY 40390
329 3190 Jessamine Gary Bourland 137 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
140 1329 Jessamine Greg Bourland 212 Milhouse Dr Nicholasville KY
329 3189 Jessamine Shaunne Bourland 137 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
236 2311 Jessamine John Bourne 101 S Second St Nicholasville KY 40356
29 307 Jessamine Taylor Bourne 203 Coburn Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
402 4107 Samuel Bousher 112 Crown Ct KY
366 3640 Jessamine Phyllis Bowby 508 Apple Gr. Nicholasville KY 40356
95 918 Jessamine Diana L. Bowen 258 Biliox Nicholasville KY 40356
361 3585 Jessamine Elva & Alfred Bowen 308 E Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY
443 4628 Jessamine Lorene Bowers 1120 Bethany Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
516 5494 Jessamine Shun J Bowle 260 Churchill Crossing Nicholasville KY 40356
15 144 Jessamine Jennifer Bowles 81 Bowles Street Nicholasville KY 40356
562 6064 Jessamine Alice Bowles 532 Edgewood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
304 2941 Jessamine Connie Bowles 81 Bowles St Nicholasville KY 40356
451 4719 Jessamine Jennifer Bowles 81 Bowles St Nicholasville KY 40356
450 4718 Jessamine Rusty Bowles 81 Bowles St Nicholasville KY 40356
304 2947 Jessamine Rusty Bowles 81 Bowles St Nicholasville KY 40356
64 661 Jessamine Chris Bowman 109 Angela Trail Nicholasville KY 40356
57 612 Jessamine Nancy Bowman 770 Richmond AvE Nicholasville KY 40356
523 5584 Jessamine Anthony Bowman 201 Grinder Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
216 1959 Jessamine Brad Bowman 6214 Sulphur Well Nicholasville KY 40356
403 4125 Jessamine Emily Bowman 198 Blake Lane Wilmore KY 40390
528 5650 Jessamine Gloria Bowman 109 Mint Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
124 1152 Boyle Grant Bowman 1118 Perryville Rd Danville KY 40422
325 3142 Jessamine Herman Bowman 120 Hill crest Nicholasville KY
216 1960 Jessamine Jimmy Bowman 6214 Sulphur Well Nicholasville KY 40356
336 3262 Jessamine Lynn Bowman Nicholasville KY
283 2773 Jessamine Patty S Bowman 402 A. S Central Nicholasville KY 40356
325 3141 Jessamine Paula Bowman 120 Hill crest Nicholasville KY
175 1627 Jessamine Charlie Bowonauh 198 Blake Lane Wilmore KY 40390
232 2274 Nancy Bowprew
196 1819 Jessamine John Boyce 3430 Keene Road Nicholasville KY 40356
83 802 Jessamine Mildred Boyce 3430 Keene Rd Nicholasville 40356
83 802 Jessamine Jaw Boyce 3430 Keene Rd Nicholasville 40356
223 2042 Shirley Boyd 320 Southview Dr 101
539 5787 Garrard Tammy Boyd 761 Lennel Ridge Rd Lancaster KY 40444
447 4672 Garrard Marilyn Boyd 119 Eastern Ave Lancaster KY 40444
266 2574 Garrard Ron Boyd 1095 New Hayen Rd Lancaster KY 40444
266 2574 Garrard Lisa Boyd 1095 New Hayen Rd Lancaster KY 40444
279 2733 Jessamine Tina Boyd 116 Lincoln St Nicholasville
538 5770 Jessamine June Boykin 210 Main St Nicholasville KY 40356
481 5049 Garrard Ron Boyles 191 N Homestead Lancaster KY 40444
536 5736 Jessamine Amy Bradford 219 Mary Rose Nicholasville KY 40356
145 1386 Jessamine F. Jean Bradford Po Bradford Nicholasville KY 40340
403 4122 Jessamine James Bradford 3030 Lexington Rd # 19 Nicholasville KY 40356
230 2217 Bernice Bradley 300 Corman Dr
463 4878 Jessamine Elizabeth Bradley 200 Holiday Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
463 4885 Jessamine Paul Bradley 200 Holiday Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
164 1501 Jessamine Phyllis Bradshaw 325 Weil Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
417 4293 Jessamine Helen C. Bradshaw 316 E Brown Nicholasville KY 40356
409 4196 Jessamine Lisa Bradshaw 173 oakmont Nicholasville KY 40356
366 3638 Jessamine Ray Bradshaw 325 Weil Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
588 6412 Jessamine Cheyenne Bradt 112 Alpine way Nicholasville KY 40356
4 43 Jessamine Charity Brady 101 Pleasant Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
4 44 Jessamine Wesley Brady 101 Pleasant Grove Nicholasville KY 40356
225 2099 Charity Brady 331 Maryrose
554 5971 Jessamine Dianne Brady 102 Orchard Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
149 1423 Jessamine Veronica Brakebill 109 Lebeau Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
312 2991 Tim Bramaan 128 Hiawathain Apt KY 40324
72 706 Jessamine Nancy S Branar 184 Old Sulplum Well Rd Nicholasville KY
502 5303 Jessamine Wayen Brandenburg 1736 E Hickman Nicholasville KY 40356
548 5889 Jessamine Jason Brandenburg 807 Orange Blossom Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
548 5889 Jessamine Diana Brandenburg 807 Orange Blossom Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
223 2040 Kathryn E Brandon 3181 Catnip Hill
324 3125 Mercer Teresa Brandon 347 Ott Elliott Rd Harrodsburg KY 40330
324 3126 Mercer Tiffany Brandon 347 Ott Elliott Rd Harrodsburg KY 40330
3 30 Jessamine Ada Brandt 243 Churchill Crossing Nicholasville KY 40356
215 1948 Jessamine Jackie Brann 208 Ridgewood Nicholasville KY 40356
229 2194 Kathryn Brann 238 Shreve port
407 4173 Jessamine Connie Branscum 1000 Birchelle Ln Wilmore KY 40390
180 1690 Jessamine John Branscum 104 Leah Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
407 4172 Jessamine Wade Branscum 1000 Birchelle Ln Wilmore KY 40390
374 3754 Jessamine Spencer Branson 104 Faulconer Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
583 6345 Jessamine Kishe Braoaddys 120 Turner Ave Lancaster KY 40444
585 6366 Jessamine Amanda Bratcher 204 Davis Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
54 562 Jessamine Cherie Brauan 509 N Maple Nicholasville KY 40356
183 1726 Jessamine Ed Bray 612 Tocher Dr Wilmore KY 40390
183 1728 Jessamine Nola Bray 612 Tocher Dr Wilmore KY 40390
468 4946 Jessamine Susie Bray 163 Shannon Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
549 5904 Jessamine Patricia Brazel 1020 Loganna PK Nicholasville KY
363 3615 Jessamine Tony Breedlove 109 Wichita Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
265 2563 Garrard Lloyd Breeze 1346 Old Lex Rd Lancaster KY 40444
25 261 Jessamine Jim Breiner 2301 Jessamine St Wilmore KY 40390
142 1339 Jessamine Sue Breiner 2305 Jessamine St Rd Wilmore KY 40390
319 3076 Jessamine Donald Breland 419 Edge Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
62 639 Jessamine Jeff Brenagen Box 637 Nicholasville KY 40356
398 4059 Jessamine William Breuru 316 Wichita Dr # 30 Nicholasville KY 40356
411 4213 Lou Brew P & Z KY
15 142 Jessamine DeWayne L. Brewer 1144 Kenne-S Elkhorn Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
56 599 Jessamine Richard Brewer 515 Hickory Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
15 143 Jessamine Sheri Brewer 1144 Kenne-S Elkhorn Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
56 598 Jessamine Tracy Brewer 515 Hickory Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
554 5972 Jessamine Mark Brewer 1090 Clear Creek Nicholasville KY
145 1388 Jessamine Jan Brewster 509 Foxwood Nicholasville KY 40356
145 1382 Jim Brewster 509 Foxwood
407 4164 Garrard Sharon J. Brewster 542 New Haven Rd Lancaster KY 40444
403 4120 Garrard Sharon N Brewster 542 New Haven Rd Lancaster KY 40444
47 488 Nellie Brice Harrodsburg Rd
286 2813 Jessamine Bamy Bricken 221 West Ridge Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
286 2812 Jessamine Beth Bricken 221 West Ridge Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
376 3769 Jessamine Russell Bridges 290 Churchill Xing Nicholasville KY 40356
34 363 Jessamine Kent Bridges 208 Vaniper Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
307 2962 Jessamine Tracey Brimeyer 107 Baybrook Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
529 5653 Jessamine Joyce Brinegar 705 S Central Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
575 6240 Jessamine Kayla Brinegar 200 S Glencove Nicholasville KY 40356
564 6100 Fayette Teresa Brister 211 Lonsill Rd Lexington KY 40504
284 2785 Jessamine Josh Broads 804 Foxwood Dr Nicholasville KY
58 623 Jessamine Robert Brock 1464 John's Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
525 5608 Jessamine Joseph L. Brock 321 Savannah Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
133 1250 Jessamine Patty Brock 116 Heritage Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
33 345 Jessamine Peggy Brock 238 Shreveport Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
301 2892 Jessamine Peggy M. Brock 238 Shreveport Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
133 1251 Jessamine Rick Brock 116 Heritage Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
69 689 Jessamine David Broll 704 Shan Pk Nicholasville KY
484 5088 Jessamine Joe Broobeck 206 Parker Pl Nicholasville KY 40356
290 2840 Jessamine Barbara Brooke 123 Hillcrest Nicholasville KY 40356
237 2327 Jessamine Amy Brooks 1400 Ashville Nicholasville KY 40356
178 1671 Jessamine Carolyn Brooks 109 Berry Patch Dr Wilmore KY 40390
21 213 Jessamine Cathy Brooks PO Box 584 Nicholasville KY 40356
175 1639 Jessamine Glenna S Brooks 109 Berry Patch Dr Wilmore KY 40390
98 950 Fayette R Brooks 1614 Thomas Dr Lexington KY 40517
145 1384 Jessamine Rebecca Brooks 346 Epworth Dr Wilmore KY 40390
265 2571 Garrard Ronald Brooks 46 Old Lex Rd Spur Lancaster KY 40444
98 951 Jessamine Shannon Brooks 1614 Thomas Dr Lexington KY 40517
155 1460 Jessamine Lauren Ashley Brounons 513 Alta Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
482 5069 Jessamine Delbert Broushton 205 Garden Park Nicholasville KY 40356
482 5070 Jessamine Joan Broushton 205 Garden Park Nicholasville KY 40356
582 6330 Jessamine John Y Brown 7489 Old Danville Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
191 1783 Jessamine Angel Brown 533 Southbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
589 6428 Jessamine Angela Brown 2059 Union Mill Nicholasville KY 40356
149 1427 Jessamine Anne Brown 1834 Bethel Nicholasville KY 40356
126 1176 Jessamine Autumn Brown 109 Bell Lawn Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
266 2588 Garrard Bryan Brown 264 Canoe Creek Rd Lancaster KY 40444
184 1736 Boyle Chuck Brown 426 Harding St Danville KY 40422
523 5588 Jessamine Cloa Brown 301 Orchard Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
33 356 Jessamine Cody Brown 100 Needlepine Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
202 1847 Jessamine Daricce Brown 131 Lincoln St Nicholasville KY 40356
539 5789 Jessamine Deriln Brown 2059 Union Mill Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
342 3347 Jessamine Herbert Brown 1000 Keene Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
263 2543 Garrard Jammison Brown 48 Ridge Runner Lancaster KY 40444
104 991 Jessamine Janet L. Brown 116 Redbud Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
266 2587 Garrard Jerry Brown 293 Rolling Meadows Lancaster KY 40444
84 809 Jessamine Joan Brown 109 S Kingston Box 2 Keene KY 40339
522 5562 Jessamine John Y Brown 7489 Old Danville Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
180 1697 Jessamine Keith Brown 108 Belmont Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
342 3346 Jessamine Loris Brown 1000 Keene Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
82 777 Jessamine Lucille Brown Po Box 44 Keene KY 40339
377 3789 Marion Brown 416 Nottaway
41 430 Jessamine Patti Brown 236 Vicksburg Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
528 5645 Jessamine Ron Brown 509 W Maple St Nicholasville KY
104 990 Jessamine Ronald L. Brown 116 Redbud Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
562 6070 Jessamine Rose Brown 225 South Brook Nicholasville KY 40356
412 4237 Jessamine Vickie Brown 162 Stotts Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
208 1888 Jessamine Vickie Brown 162 Stottsin Nicholasville KY 40356
352 3485 Jessamine Winnie Ruth Brown 2338 Mackey Nicholasville KY 40356
431 4472 Jessamine Bernice Broyles 204 Churchill Nicholasville KY 40356
431 4471 Jessamine J. Broyles 204 Churchill Nicholasville KY 40356
253 2478 Jessamine Chrisitna Bruce 706 N Main St Nicholasville KY 40356
54 561 Jessamine Marsha Bruin 102 Kingsway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
501 5302 Jessamine Ann Brumfield 107 Phillips Ct Wilmore KY 40390
389 3941 Jessamine Cathy Brumfield 2401 Logana Rd Nicholasville KY
568 6155 Jessamine Jacob Brumfield 325 Village Pkwy Nicholasville KY 40356
586 6383 Kellie Brumfield 305 Village Pkwy
168 1543 Jessamine Robert J. Brumfield 2401 Logana Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
168 1545 Jessamine Sandra Brumfield 2404 Logana Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
399 4075 Greg Brumley 101 Garden Park
342 3340 Garrard Greg Brumley 141 Highland ave Lancaster KY 40444
564 6097 Jessamine Melissa Brumley 617 Barefoot Dr Wilmore KY 40390
564 6095 Jessamine Shannon Brumley 210 Orchard Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
408 4176 Jessamine Beulah Brumlow 108 Saratoga Nicholasville KY 40356
167 1531 Jessamine Marcia Brumlow 204 Auburn Way Nicholasville KY 40356
230 2219 Joyce Brunegar 705 S Central Ave
408 4177 Jessamine Charles Bruner 1233 Corman Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
529 5655 Jessamine Connie Bruner 260 Water Works Nicholasville KY 40356
138 1323 Garrard David Bruner 264 Canoe Creek Rd Lancaster KY 40444
138 1321 Boyle Debbie Bruner 264 Canoe Creek Rd Lancaster KY 40444
18 170 Jessamine Della Bruner 1643 Clear Creek Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
305 2949 Jessamine John Bruner 109 Hillcrest Nicholasville KY 40356
454 4770 Jessamine Larry Bruner 230 Water Works Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
269 2633 Jessamine Micky Bruner 1450 Palisades Hgts Nicholasville KY 40356
454 4764 Jessamine Nolan Bruner 230 Water Works Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
446 4661 Jessamine Phyllis Bruner Po Box 810 Nicholasville KY 40340
454 4771 Jessamine Shawn Bruner 230 Water Works Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
454 4763 Jessamine Teresa Bruner 230 Water Works Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
474 5025 Jessamine Lonnie Bruner Jr 1342 Shun Pike Nicholasville KY 40356
29 298 Jessamine Ann C. Brunnettia 324 Weslyn Way Nicholasville KY 40356
486 5124 Jessamine Debbie Bryan 221 Chrisman Ln Nicholasville KY 40356
48 500 Jessamine Cindy Bryant BriarWick Apts Nicholasville KY 40356
47 490 Jessamine Stella Bryant Nicholasville KY
388 3926 Tyler Bryant 104 Briarwood KY
21 215 Jessamine Cynthia Bryant 1050 Hickory Hill Nicholasville KY 40356
436 4539 Jessamine Michelle Bryant 710 N 2nd St Nicholasville KY 40356
224 2086 Phil Bryant 500 Beaford Pl 859-881-3379
226 2114 Sarla Bryant 702 Rukie Dr
17 166 Jessamine Stella Bryant 215 Rolling Acres Nicholasville KY 40356 859-255-6167
436 4538 Jessamine Steve Bryant 710 N 2nd St Nicholasville KY 40356 859-885-7119
84 808 Woodford Janice Buchler 49 Brushy Run Versailles KY 40383 859-885-3075
423 4373 Jessamine Dan Buck 202 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
394 4005 Jessamine Jackie Buck 97 Pinegrove Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
423 4372 Jessamine Mary Buck 202 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
394 4004 Jessamine Rachelle Buck 917 Pinegrove Circle Nicholasville KY 40356
442 4616 Woodford John A. Buckler 1262 Brushy Run Rd Versailles KY 40358
442 4617 Woodford Leslie B. Buckler 1262 Brushy Run Rd Versailles KY 40358
7 73 Jessamine Ashley Buckley 270 Gainsville Dr Nicholasville KY 40356 859-885-7119
196 1815 Jessamine David Buckley 306 Marble Creek Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
280 2744 Jessamine Ruth Buckner 217 Foxwood Nicholasville KY
378 3805 Jessamine Floyd Buer 9124 Harrodsburg Rd Wilmore KY 40390
501 5293 Jessamine Kendall Buford 856 Wilmore Road Nicholasville KY 40356
449 4710 Jessamine Milvian Buford 500 N 3rd St Nicholasville KY 40356
449 4713 Jessamine Van Bugg 102 Trotter Way Wilmore KY 40390
480 5037 Jessamine Betty Bugwell 300 B. Longview Nicholasville KY
474 5016 Jessamine Angie Bull 103 Stratton Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
56 592 Jessamine Dennis Bullock 1200 River Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
87 839 Jessamine Rubis Bullock 509 Kevin Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
232 2268 Gannett Bumitt
533 5710 Katie Bunanauh 213 W Elm St
540 5792 Jessamine LeAnne Bunn 117 Plum Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
540 5793 Jessamine Ron Bunn 117 Plum Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
120 1116 Jessamine Teressa Bunne 101 B Beechwood Nicholasville KY 40356
502 5305 Jessamine Lawrence Buns 1251 Wilmore Rd Nicholasville KY
137 1297 Fayette Larry S Burcham 929 Cherrywood Dr Lexington KY 40515
410 4208 Jessamine Paulette Burchell 109 Paddock Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
359 3556 Jessamine Sandra Burchett 109 Hawthorne Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
56 586 Jessamine Robyn Burdine 108 Oakmont Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
217 1985 Jessamine Connie Burdine 5451 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356
195 1812 Jessamine Gary H. Burdine 402 Weil Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
56 585 Jessamine Teresa Burge 200 Town Acres Nicholasville KY 40356
171 1571 Jessamine Martha Burge 606 Broadway Nicholasville KY 40390
95 926 Fayette Ollie Burgee 731 Aurora Lexington KY 40502
177 1664 Jessamine Harold Burgen 300 McPheeters Dr . Wilmore KY 40390
423 4370 Jessamine Bob Laufen Burger 130 Paddock Nicholasville KY 40356
224 2089 Garnett Burgess 201 N 1st St Nicholasville KY 40356 859-885-7771
527 5632 Jessamine Cecil Burgus Jr 120 Evergreen Nicholasville KY 40356
225 2098 Meghan Burke 105 Christopher Dr
480 5036 Jessamine Ashley Burke 520 W Edgewood Nicholasville KY 40356
480 5035 Jessamine John C. Burke 520 W Edgewood Nicholasville KY 40356
404 4140 Garrard Chris Burkhart 421 Emma Dr Lancaster KY 40444
23 243 Fayette Rob Burnett 813 Penny Ln Lexington KY 40356
146 1396 Jessamine Christina Burnight 801 Woodspointe Way Wilmore KY 40390
383 3860 Jessamine Nichol Burns 204 Rolling Acres Nicholasville KY 40356
19 191 Jessamine Betty Burns 225 Courtney Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
148 1415 Jessamine PJ Burns 105 Orchard Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
215 1947 Jessamine Wilma Burns 108 Parmelse Cir Nicholasville KY 40356
19 186 Jessamine Patty Burr 210 Mary Rose Nicholasville KY 40356
473 5008 Jessamine Krystal Burris 105 B. Birch Drive Nicholasville KY 40356
494 5219 Jessamine Becky Burt 716 Lukie Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
494 5218 Jessamine Kim Burt 716 Lukie Ave Nicholasville KY 40356
366 3641 Jessamine Barbara Burton 206 Fairway West Nicholasville KY 40356
351 3458 Jessamine Charles Burton 305 Bell Place Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
387 3910 Crystal Burton 403 Hickory Hill KY
351 3459 Jessamine Doris Burton 305 Bell Place Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
371 3704 Jessamine Robert Burton 522 Pinewood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
359 3567 Jessamine Wylie N Burton 218 Kimberly Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
164 1504 Woodford Amy Burton 1041 Keene-Troy Versailles KY 40383
213 1921 Jessamine Barbara North Burton 206 Fairway Drive W Nicholasville KY 40356
104 985 Fayette Bennie Burton 386 Manhattan Dr Lexington KY 40505
381 3837 Jessamine C. Burton 141 Carolyn Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
371 3703 Jessamine Donna Burton 522 Pinewood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
213 1922 Jessamine Jim Burton 206 Fairway Drive W Nicholasville KY 40356
225 2106 Juanita Burton 109 A. Birch Dr
223 2059 Julie Burton 101 Southview Dr # 4
91 887 Jessamine Phyllis Burton Young Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
69 695 Jessamine Rodney Burton 1815 Taylor Ridge Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
487 5129 Jessamine Shirley Burton 200 N 2nd Nicholasville KY 40356
194 1798 Jessamine Tomme Burton 1431 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356
78 743 Jessamine Jane Burton 1431 Sugar Creek Nicholasville KY 40356
314 3018 Jessamine David Burton 1269 Mackey Pike Nicholasville KY 40356
267 2592 Jessamine Diane Burton 3030 Lexington Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
267 2591 Jessamine Eric Burton Lex Rd 3030 Nicholasville KY 40356
290 2842 Jessamine Kaytee Burton 3030 Lexington Rd # 54 Nicholasville KY 40356
244 2409 Jessamine JoAnn Burton-Carly 7264 Danville Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
527 5626 Jessamine Davina Burus 321 Wise Dr Wilmore KY 40390
547 5878 Jessamine Rosie Buryanson 7 McDowell Nicholasville KY 40356
190 1778 Madison Clinton Bush 3001 Tates Creek Rd Richmond KY 40475
507 5372 Jessamine Helen Bush 110 Ross St Nicholasville KY 40356
286 2816 Jessamine Nicky Buskim 108 Mariweed Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
79 754 Jessamine Eugene Buskirk 1120 Marshall Branch Nicholasville KY 40356
170 1557 Jessamine Trisha Buss 101 W Main Street Apt 4 Wilmore KY 40390
188 1770 Fayette Virginia Bussell 439 Oak Dr Lexington KY 40517
30 318 Jessamine Jessica Butcher 109 Wichita Dr Apt # 45 Nicholasville KY 40356
439 4577 Jessamine Larry Butcher 422 Nottaway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
439 4576 Jessamine Paula Butcher 422 Nottaway Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
546 5865 Jessamine Tammy Butcher 209 Alpine Way Nicholasville KY 40356
553 5955 Jessamine Amber Bute 116 Queens Way Nicholasville KY 40356
6 68 Jessamine Glenda Butler 120 Haulthorn Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
543 5835 Jessamine Stephanie Butler 209 Courtney Dr Nicholasville KY
504 5334 Jessamine Burton J. Butler 220 Snowden Lane Nicholasville KY 40356
529 5667 Jessamine Paul Byan 221 Chrisman Nicholasville KY 40356
561 6054 Jessamine Meler Byar 529 Miles Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
21 218 Jessamine John H. Byars 103 Garden Park Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
386 3890 Heather Byrd 512 Keene Way Dr KY
132 1238 Jessamine Bill Byrd 104 Saratoga Ct Nicholasville KY 40356
107 1010 Jessamine Donald Byrd 306 Foxwood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
113 1076 Kimberly Byrd 3015 Sulpher Well Rd
517 5499 Jessamine Ana C 253 Churchill Xing Nicholasville KY 40356
47 482 Jessamine Betty Cabb Nicholasville KY
326 3144 Jessamine Muguel R. Cabrera 433 Kevin Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
47 476 Jessamine Eugene Cadet 270 EdgeWood Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
229 2191 Jessamine Dat Cagle 316 W Chestnut St 40356
181 1702 Jessamine Chris Caid 510 N Main St Nicholasville KY 40356
35 374 Jessamine Kenneth Cain 21 Old Sulphur Well Rd Nicholasville KY 40356
434 4519 Jessamine Toby Cain 111 Lowell Court Nicholasville KY 40356
466 4913 Jessamine Belinda Cairel 248 Williamsburg Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
112 1058 Jessamine Gary Cairel 110 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY
112 1059 Jessamine Karen Cairel 110 Ash Dr Nicholasville KY
466 4914 Jessamine John W Cairel lll 248 Williamsburg Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
204 1862 Jessamine Arneta M Caise 129 Lincoln Street Nicholasville KY 40356
279 2728 Jessamine Arnita Caise 129 Lincoln St Nicholasville KY 40356
279 2729 Jessamine Michelle Caise 129 Lincoln St Nicholasville KY 40356
495 5233 Jessamine William P. Caise 129 Lin Cubn St Nicholasville KY 40356
578 6280 Jessamine Cindy Caldwell 131 Fairway W Nicholasville KY 40356
578 6281 Jessamine Greg Caldwell 131 Fairway W Nicholasville KY 40356
529 5659 Jessamine Paula S Calhoun 102 Runny Meade Nicholasville KY 40356
467 4924 Jessamine Thomas P. Calkin 215 Snowood Nicholasville KY 40356
401 4092 Jessamine Tonya Callahan 202 Lakeview Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
216 1965 Jessamine Bryan Callihen 1469 Fort Bramlett Nicholasville KY 40356
216 1964 Jessamine Christina Callihen 1469 Fort Bramlett Nicholasville KY 40356
566 6120 Garrard Patricia Calment 174 Ridge Runner Rd Lancaster KY 40444
302 2911 Jessamine Norman Calvin 409 Hillbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
302 2910 Jessamine Pat Calvin 409 Hillbrook Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
74 724 Jessamine Debra Camden 119 Cypress St Nicholasville KY 40356
238 2338 Jessamine Paul Camen 6370 Danville Nicholasville KY 40356
265 2562 Lincoln Lon Cameron 4159 KY Hwy 590 Stanford KY 40484
342 3342 Greg Camp 400 Southbrook
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491 5187 Jessamine Anita Campbell 401 Anthony DR Nicholasville KY 40356
584 6360 Jessamine Carl Campbell 320 Edwards Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
143 1352 Jessamine Crystal Campbell 351 Garden Pk Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
584 6359 Jessamine Crystal Campbell 320 Edwards Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
245 2422 Jessamine Freda Campbell 206 Village Circle Wilmore KY 40390
553 5961 Jessamine James E Campbell 113 Madonna Dr Nicholasville KY 40356
458 4814 Jessamine Jennifer Campbell 407 N 2nd St # 114 Nicholasvill
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Nicholasville man, son implicated in Lincoln sex case
wilmorewoman
Wednesday, March 10, 2010: 4:54 pm

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To Shark88, when you asked where was Baker's wife? Obviously you have lived a very sheltered life. you obviously have never met a lying alcoholic, a shoplifter, a heroin user or a pedophile? These types of people have perfected the art of lying to the point that even the best of police have trouble sorting out the truth. Ms. Baker is as much a victim in this whole ordeal. SHE is the one who notified the police---She is the one who has had her world turned completely upside down. Yes, where were the parents of the child? Yes, the cell phone was Mr. Baker's downfall. But Mrs. Baker suspected he had one and prayed to God that he would help her find the hidden cell phone; which God did. Can you honestly say, that your wife/husband knows where YOU are 24/7? When you go to the store for that gallon of milk, is your spouse SURE that's where YOU are? Judge not, lest ye be judged!
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Father, son implicated in sex case
Shark88
Wednesday, March 10, 2010: 3:31 pm

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A tangled web they weaved.

Be sure your sins will find you out.

Like a canary, cell phones have a way of talking back...just ask Tiger Woods.

Good question speak; where were the parents of the young girl?
Also, where was Baker's wife when he was making all those trips to Ohio?

A family affair indeed.
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BOE calls special meeting
Shark88
Wednesday, March 10, 2010: 3:14 pm

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What a bunch of crap. This is all about money.

Why bother making up school days anyway?
I mean, what is the purpose?

Who can stop the snow?

Give the kids a break and forget about making up the days. Kids have enough crap to deal with anyway and most don't even like going to school. The tax payers don't receive any snow days when it comes to paying taxes so what does it matter?

The bureacracy with government is incredible. Too bad people can't just homeschool their children. They'd be a lot better off.
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A new profile in courage
tweldon
Tuesday, March 9, 2010: 3:07 pm

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Why am I not surprised that Jessamine County's most notorious right-wing zealot has gone running like a lemming off the cliff, following all the other fascist commentators who have lionized Bunning. While I agree that the national debt is a problem that needs to be addressed by our leaders in Washington, I have yet to hear Mr. Conway suggest bringing home troops from Iraq or Afghanistan, which would save a few trillion dollars. I have yet to see Mr. Conway write a column that demonstrates even a scentilla of heartfelt sensitivity to those who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own. What this nation needs most right now is a government that lends a helping hand to the helpless. At some point we will need to consider how best to pay for these measures, but we should not overlook those less fortunate in the meantime. Only someone who is utterly insensitive, cruel and selfish would do such a thing... someone like you, Mr. Conway.
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JCPL adopts new collection-development policy
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010: 10:57 am

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Katie, please review what you posted. You want the library to represent only YOUR values, but that's not going to happen, Katie. The changes you want are not going to be made, because the vast majority of us in Jessamine County are very happy with the library as it is. I don't need anyone to make choices about what I or my child read. Perhaps you do need that help, Katie, so if you like, I can recommend an excellent therapist with training in teaching parenting skills to help you with those issues. JCPL, keep up the good work, and thank you for not taking the easy path.
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BOE calls special meeting
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010: 8:39 am

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Eduk8tor: How nice to have this continuing conversation with you. I am not an educator, at least not in the sense that I work with any public school system. Sorry to disappoint you. I also am not a KEA member, and never have been, although I recognize the valuable work that organization serves both in protecting the interests of teachers and in providing opportunities for professional growth. I have no idea how many members will attend the annual conference. I suspect you are correct that it will be a very small percentage. Nevertheless, for those who do attend, I have no doubt that what they will learn will be of immense value to our students, and that's the bottom line.
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Nicholasville man, son implicated in Lincoln sex case
trucker74
Tuesday, March 9, 2010: 1:09 am

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I think it takes a very disturbed person to have sex with a 13 year old girl How could a grown man actually get any pleasure out of an inexperienced child that has no recolection of what sex is really about
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Monday, March 8, 2010: 9:38 pm

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tweldon - Your comments were posted at 2:15. If you are in fact a hard-working KEA member then you were probably responding on school time and on a school computer. Tell me, what percentage of KEA members will be attending this outstanding professional development you tout? Less than 1% I suspect. By the way, you should be accusing me of casting "aspersions", not "dispersions." Hope you're not an English teacher!
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Nicholasville man, son implicated in Lincoln sex case
speakmymind
Monday, March 8, 2010: 8:42 pm

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Where were this young CHILD's parents??? This is disgusting.
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We have lost all sense of responsibility
danny
Monday, March 8, 2010: 4:18 pm

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Jessamine Journal:

Do you read these comments? I want to suggest that you take an active role in moderating your opinion page. In the case of this letter, it would be appropriate for you to put a note verifying or refuting Ms. Ruth's statement regarding the book being ruled as obscene by a state agency. If you are unwilling to do that, perhaps you should refrain from printing letters that make claims that cannot be supported.

As a news source, I would hope you would feel an obligation to keep our community informed with correct information. If Ms. Cook's claim cannot be supported or verified, then the paper is participating in harming our community by propagating misinformation. If it is true, then the journal has done a disservice in not reporting this information to its readers.

Personally, I know the claim is not true. However, I am not a journalist or run a news outlet. Please step up and address this claim in your next publication.
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Monday, March 8, 2010: 2:15 pm

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To "Eduk8tor", I see that your comments were posted at 9:56 a.m., which suggests to me that you either posted them while you were at school or that you really aren't an "educator" at all. I suspect the latter is true. In either case, I would suggest that you attend the professional development events sponsored by the Kentucky Education Association before casting dispersions on it. KEA is committed to educational excellence, and professional growth for teachers. This is not an issue of "giving the union folks a day off," which you would know if you were better informed before you sit down to write your diatribes.
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BOE calls special meeting
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Monday, March 8, 2010: 9:56 am

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Ah, yes. Once again the teachers' union shows its commitment to children. We can't be concerned with making up lost instructional time for students if it would interfere with giving the union folks a day off.
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We have lost all sense of responsibility
longtime reader
Saturday, March 6, 2010: 12:51 pm

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Katie, allow me to make one thing perfectly clear. You have NO OBLIGATION, NOR ANY INVITATION, to offer your views and/or advice as to how my children live, what my children read, what my children eat, where they go or what they do! My tax dollars support the public library...the operative word there is PUBLIC library. It's not the Katie library, it's not the Cook library and it's not the Dargan library. I'm sure all of you are nice enough women, but enough is enough. As far as I know, nobody has died and made any of you the moral guardians of the community.

If you think a certain material is of a questionable nature, by all means, DON'T READ IT! But don't try to tell me that I can't or that my children can't. That's MY call, not yours.
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Amended comp plan could affect more than 700 acres
HenryRiekert
Saturday, March 6, 2010: 11:59 am

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A comprehensive land use plan is not supposed benefit individual landowners who want their land zoned for development; it's supposed to be a plan to benefit the community. Thus, the term "comprehensive." Does the city have the money to build the infrastructure and to fund the services that the subdivision would require? I doubt it. It can barely keep pace with existing areas of the city. Does the school system have the resources to handle the huge influx of new students that the new development would generate? No, it's straining to maintain its current level services and deal with diminishing revenue. The comp plan amendment is terrible public policy.
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JCPL adopts new collection-development policy
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Saturday, March 6, 2010: 10:42 am

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KATIE:
I am very sad that the library board choses not to represent the community in which it sits...the community that pays the bills.

Changes can be made. The library board is ultimately responsible to the local community--and the local community only--not the ALA and its standards, not the KLA and its standards, not the PLA and its standards.


For the record, the library is ultimately responsible to the library board (which consists of members of the local community), the library board is responsible to the fiscal court (consisting of officials elected by the local community), the fiscal court is responsible to the Governor's Office for Local Development (consisting of appointed and merit positions), the Governor's Office for Local Development is responsible to the leadership of state government (elected by the citizens of the state), the leadership of state government is responsible to the tax payers of the state.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010: 10:19 am

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Katie, as a parent I do not allow my children to read comic books at all. It is the choice of the parent to make for their children. The parents make the decision for their children as to what is proper for them. I do not understand why others do not grasp this? (Unless attacking one of the best libraries in the state is just fun for them.) As a Christian community the bible teaches us to edify our fellow Christians, and train them in the right ways, and in proper discernment, and to share the love of God through Christ to those in the world who do not know him. The bible does not teach us to coerce those in the world to believe as we do. The bible does not teach us to take over government but to work peacefully within government to share the good news with others. Anyway, I am preaching...

The matter of fact is that the library is quite responsible in its service to the community as it brings early literacy training to the community, Christian or otherwise, the library also brings ideas to the community through its materials--both those we agree with and those we do not agree with. In my ministry, I actually read material with which I do not agree in order to understand the world better and to assist in my efforts to share the gospel. And I read books from the library representing various political perspectives to better understand the world. And so on...

Katie, we all need to remember that the public library, unlike schools, cannot serve in place of parents. The library cannot act in the place of parents to provide constant care and supervision of children--and there is no legal basis for a public library to do so. How could they? How can they know what every parent wants for every child that comes into the library? If they assume the role of a parent and conduct themselves contrary to the way a particular parent might want them to act, then there will likely be a lawsuit. The library is not the parent, cannot be the parent, cannot act in place of the parent, and I do not want the library making choices for my children. That is why God formed the family--an institution in place long before a public library. The responsibility for what children read rests with parents.

God bless you.
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Saturday, March 6, 2010: 9:36 am

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In regard to the comments about the nature of the book at the center of this issue--I encourage you to go and get the book.( there are others) Read it for yourself and then make up your own mind. Is that porn? Is it proper for children? Do we have any responsibility as a community? Does the library have any responsiblity toward the children of the community?
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Saturday, March 6, 2010: 9:13 am

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After the meeting, Dargan said she was disappointed in the board’s decision.

“I feel like the policy that has been put in place allows materials that are not family friendly and can be detrimental to people and society at large,” she said.


My second comment ever, and it is again about a neighbor in Wilmore. My mother even had Ms. Dargan as a teacher. But really, this is a ridiculous statement that just goes to illustrate how some in our community are shortsighted. While the library has Christian material for my children and myself, it also has material appropriate for those who choose not to be Christian or not to read material written from a Christian perspective. The public library is not a Christian bookstore.

People should ask for a copy of the new policy and read it for themselves to make and informed opinion. It is a guideline to help society at large.
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Olive_tree
Saturday, March 6, 2010: 8:45 am

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Mrs. Cook will never read these responses, for I know Mrs. Cook.

Yet as a fellow resident of Wilmore, and a fellow Christian, I want to respond here because Christianity teaches a life of compassion, a life of truth, and a life where reality is grounded in Jesus Christ and not in the absurd, manipulated reality that many of my neighbors have presented in recent months, and Mrs. Cook presented Thursday in the Jessamine Journal. I sense hatred from Christians in our community and this is both senseless and contrary to the Christian love that's claimed to espoused. I hear judgment passed on others, not just the library director, by Christians in our community and judgment is not ours to make. The disappointment here is how persons in the region, state, and nation see a caricature of Christianity and Wilmore that is unflattering, un-Christian and, in fact, laughable. Yes, people are laughing at the unloving, hateful, judgmental attitudes that many of my neighbors in Wilmore have presented during a situation in which a library and library director acted exactly how they should have. The Kingdom of God is not being furthered by attacking the public library--an institution seeking to serve all persons.
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BOE votes not to change graduation times
B Stryker
Friday, March 5, 2010: 10:05 pm

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I was surprised to learn that the Track & Field State meet and graduation for Jessamine County high schools are scheduled on the same day.

The Kentucky High School Athletic Association (KHSAA) publishes its calendar several years in advance. Our students would not be facing this disappointment if the BOE had been using a calendar, with all known events filled in.

A proposal was made for a time change for graduation, so that the senior athletes could both walk with their class and represent their school at the State meet. Board members Pamela Seales and Karl Smith voted for our students. I thank them.

In voting against the proposal, three board members - Amy Day, Eugene Peel, and JoAnn Rohrback - voted TO DENY our senior athletes the opportunity to be champions in a culminating athletic event of their high school career, and still participate in graduation, the culminating academic event of their high school career. They voted AGAINST those student athletes who have worked hard for 12 years to finish at the top of their class, and have worked hard for 4 or more years to earn the honor of a place at the State meet.

These board members chose to make graduation about the audience members, not those who have earned the distinction. They chose to make their vote about, “We have always done it this way,” and blamed KHSAA.

Our student athletes are caught in the crossfire. Their extraordinary commitment, discipline, and countless hours of training while keeping exceptional grades for this very moment in their lives – culminate in a choice with no good answer.

Our student athletes are role models. I want to invite school board members to be role models, too, by reconsidering this poor decision and rescheduling graduation so that ALL seniors can participate.
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Friday, March 5, 2010: 4:43 pm

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It is my understanding that no court has ruled on the nature of the book in question, nor has any court been asked to rule. This misinformation has been spread through the community as fact when indeed it is not fact.
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Hiram
Friday, March 5, 2010: 11:11 am

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I, too, would like to see verification of that allegation. I have been following this story since the beginning and do not remember any state ruling on this book. Dr. Critchfield seems to be doing an admirable job and while I realize people seem to have the right to print unfounded allegations, it is an unfortunate thing to spread this sort of misinformation.
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sally sue
Friday, March 5, 2010: 9:42 am

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Please cite your source for saying the book was "ruled by the state to be pornographic"
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Five teens injured in Chrisman Mill crash
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Friday, March 5, 2010: 9:20 am

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It goes without saying, "You do not speed on Chrisman Mill Rd", Many serious and deadly wrecks have happen there and all was speed related. These young people were very lucky , "this time".
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Thursday, March 4, 2010: 8:21 pm

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I have always found Mr. Critchfield a polite and respectful gentleman. I do not envy him his position at all and I wish I could convey to him that not everyone that lives in Wilmore is so narrowminded.
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Greenlin33
Thursday, March 4, 2010: 8:16 pm

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As a voracious reader, I applaud what the Jessamine County Library has done for our community with programs such as the Library In A Box and a drop-off box in Wilmore. I do not want Ms. Dargan or anyone else to decide for me what I should or shouldn't read based on her views of what obscenity means--is it just sexually explicit material or language or violence? I dare say she would not approve of some of my selections, but I don't have any impulses to go out and act out based on what I read. It reminds me of the folks who blamed Columbine on The Matrix and The Basketball Diaries. It seems we can always find someone or something to blame our own poor decisions on. God gave me free will and He is my judge, not self-appointed censors.
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Critchfield receives ALA award
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Thursday, March 4, 2010: 2:15 pm

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I looked it up. Here's what Merriam Webster had to say:

Censor
Function: transitive verb
Inflected Form(s): cen·sored; cen·sor·ing ˈsen(t)-sə-riŋ, ˈsen(t)s-riŋ
Date: 1882
: to examine in order to suppress or delete anything considered objectionable ; also : to suppress or delete as objectionable

Sounds to me like it sums up the whole Sharon Cook/ Black Dossier situation.

I don't think Critchfield and the ALA are the ones who are confused.
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Thursday, March 4, 2010: 11:21 am

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I am very sad that the library board choses not to represent the community in which it sits...the community that pays the bills.

Changes can be made. The library board is ultimately responsible to the local community--and the local community only--not the ALA and its standards, not the KLA and its standards, not the PLA and its standards.
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Freeman says keeping up with technology key for PVA office
alexmmmmaina
Thursday, March 4, 2010: 8:36 am

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Hey i think your (Freeman says keeping up with technology key for pva office) is great and if i were old enough to vote i would definently vote for you.

ALEX
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alexmmmmaina
Thursday, March 4, 2010: 8:36 am

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Hey i think your (Freeman says keeping up with technology key for pva office) is great and if i were old enough to vote i would definently vote for you.

ALEX
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BOE votes not to change graduation times
bubbles
Thursday, March 4, 2010: 6:24 am

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It seems to me that the BOE should consider this event that is scheduled the same weekend EVERY year when they plan the graduation dates. Schedule graduation on a day that it won't interfere. That would be too simple.
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BOE votes not to change graduation times
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Thursday, March 4, 2010: 5:19 am

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Amy Day , I wish I was at the meeting in which you said parents that work 1st shift are the only parent's that matter or would have financial diffuculties. I go to work at 5 and I'm glad my son play's football so you have don't have a vote if he walks with his class . With your comment on why you voted that way you probally just disrespected a lot of people.
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BOE votes not to change graduation times
H.Bandy
Wednesday, March 3, 2010: 4:16 pm

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The Board’s decision is disappointing, and reflects a disheartening insensitivity to track athletes and their parents.

Many of Jessamine County’s Track and Field athletes have distinguished themselves not only as top athletes, but as top-ranking scholars as well. Numerous Jessamine county track athletes have furthered their academic careers because they received scholarships for their outstanding athletic performances.

Mrs. Rohrback, who says she “wouldn’t change it for any – any – athletic event,” should consider the athlete with potential to be awarded a scholarship by performing well in the state championship, who would have to miss her or his high-school graduation in order to participate.

The idea that changing the time would pose any inconvenience is absurd. As the parent of a senior, I have been awaiting the announcement of the graduation date for months. It is not posted on either the district or school web sites. What is inconvenient is the Board’s inattention to a KHSSA event planned over a year in advance, and their refusal to make a simple change that would allow students from our district to take part without sacrificing participation in a once-in-a-lifetime event.

Hopefully this letter — and others — will give Mr. Smith a “clear indication” of what the people in the district feel. It is difficult for me to understand how he believes this decision is “on the side of the children.” For a school district whose motto is, “Every Child, Every Day,” this decision seems more like, “Most Children, On the Days it Fits our Schedule.”
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Freeman says keeping up with technology key for PVA office
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010: 2:27 pm

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In my dealings with the PVA, Brad Freeman and his staff have been very helpful. The changes made during his term have been very informational. He will get my vote.
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Five teens injured in Chrisman Mill crash
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010: 1:49 am

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And these children weren't in school at noon on a Tuesday because???
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Out-of-state turkeys potential threat to Jessamine ecosystem
Concerned2
Saturday, February 27, 2010: 9:26 am

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Ms. Dragomir, Your lack of knowledge of how the Department of Fish and Wildlife operates is understandable. The Department operates under laws established in KRS 150. They operate solely on the sale of licenses, fines, and forfeitures. They also receive funds from the US Fish and Wildlife Service by way of two Federal excise taxes which were created by the efforts of Sportsmen/women for Sportsmen/women. One excise tax is on hunting related items such as firearms, ammunition, scopes, hunting clothing, etc. The other excise tax is on fishing related items such as rods, reels, line, tackle, etc.. These excise taxes are collected by the Federal Government and are apportioned back to all states through the US Fish and Wildlife Service. The apportionment is calculated by the number of actual licenses sold in each state. These funds and the ones stated above are the only funds that the Department have to operate on.
THEY DO NOT USE ANY KENTUCKY GENERAL FUND TAX DOLLARS.
As I mentioned earlier, they operate under KRS 150 statutes. They are regulated as to what the amount of a fine for a particular violation can be. The Legislature set these fine benchmarks, not the Department. For you to make a comment that "Nevertheless, it does seem outrageous that the Fish and Wildlife Resources agency gets to keep a portion of their fines. How did that happen? I’m glad Rep. Bob Damron has promised to try to put a stop to that. Any regulatory agency that benefits from imposing fines would be subject to corruption. That’s just common sense." is unconscionable and naive. Do you not realize how the court system works? The fine you might receive from a speeding ticket is distributed to the Court, to the State and to the County or City where the violation occurred and to suggest that fish and wildlife related fines going to the Department as regulated by KRS 150 statutes is subject to corruption is absurd.

Representative Damron's attempt to re-write KRS 150 is misguided. It is simply an attempt to appease his friend, Mark Tucker and maybe a few cervid farmers. Let's take the same approach as HB-429 and apply it all KRS statues relating to criminal codes and activity. There would not be many citations issued and few individuals in jail. As far as Mr. Tucker is concerned, ignorance of the law is not a defense or an excuse. Tell the police officer you did not know what the speed limit was the next time you are stopped for speeding. You will still receive a citation.
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Beware of fiscal diversions
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Thursday, February 25, 2010: 3:30 pm

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You applaud Sen. Stein's bill but still find a way to denegrate her. It's almost as if she would have been better off not to sponsor this bill that you support than to sponsor it but encourage your heartless and mindless wrath in the process.
As always, your column this week argues for overly-simplistic positions. You write, "People do not need more entitlements, bailouts or subsidies. They need government to get out of the way so they can innovate." You write that as if everyone is actually capable of overcoming their state in life and get ahead through mere "innovation." You make it sound as if "innovation" (what you mean by the use of that word is not clear) is as easy as crossing the street. It is not.
There are people, many, many people, who need help from the government to stay afloat. Not everyone is as blessed as you. Not everyone is as blessed as me. The difference between us is that you are a heartless creature who wants government to turn its back on those who are most needy, naively believing that the least fortunate among us can get ahead through this magical "innovation" that you speak of. Personally, I wish the government would raise taxes and spend more to help those who are in greatest need. But then I suppose I have a heart and a conscience that you lack. As for Sen. Stein, she has proposed something that you claim you support and yet you find a way to attack her. So, why don't you for once in your life give a liberal credit for doing something that you support and shut up????
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Faces of despair
bubbles
Wednesday, February 24, 2010: 6:39 pm

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God Bless Butch and the work he is doing!
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Out-of-state turkeys potential threat to Jessamine ecosystem
crzdbuk
Wednesday, February 24, 2010: 4:03 pm

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It is typical practice for a Fish and Wildlife/ Natural Resources departments of the state and federal government to keep a portion of the fines from violation of laws specific to Fish and Wildlife. The concept is that the fines go back to taking care of the resources that the violation occured against. These departments are generally underfunded to begin with and survive on the collected fines and licenses to keep your natural resources in the state in good condition. Rep Damron has better things to do (balancing the budget, get jobs into the state) than to worry about the Fish and Wildlife department.
Mark Tucker should just take his punishment (it could have been worse) and not have complained to Rep Damron. If this is how he plans on running the office of the Judge Executive, ignoring what he doesn't agree with, he is not the man for the job.
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Out-of-state turkeys potential threat to Jessamine ecosystem
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010: 2:12 pm

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Let me clarify, this story is talking about a CANDIDATE for Judge Executive. Our Judge Executive Cassity has an exemplary record of upholding the law.
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Out-of-state turkeys potential threat to Jessamine ecosystem
Katie
Sunday, February 21, 2010: 5:01 pm

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Oh look! There is that Judge Executive making more decisions that are not good for citizens. This guy also appoints the Library Board.
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Critchfield receives ALA award
Katie
Saturday, February 20, 2010: 5:05 pm

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This is not a case of censorship. Look it up. Critchfield and the ALA are confused.
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Cozy curriculum
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Saturday, February 20, 2010: 9:22 am

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The Long Family is a wonderful family to include in this series! I have observed their home education several times to learn how to implement the same curriculum. I was impressed by the children's kindness to each other and polite but fun demeanor in public. The parents should be commended on their hard choice to choose to invest heavily in the time, care, and resources needed to meet the life goals of their family.
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Out-of-state turkeys potential threat to Jessamine ecosystem
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Friday, February 19, 2010: 4:15 pm

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Well said.
If a law doesn't make sense as written we should work within the system to change it. The office of Judge Executive is charged with upholding the law, not picking a choosing what parts to ignore.
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Hey there, Nancy! Try jumping over this gate
tweldon
Friday, February 19, 2010: 3:31 pm

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Leadership, Mr. Conway, sometimes requires our leaders to make decisions that the majority of Americans oppose. During the 1950s and 60s, a majority of Americans may have supported forms of racial discrimination. However, Congress mustered the courage to enact the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Just because the majority of Americans may support or oppose a certain policy does not necessarily mean they're right and does not necessarly mean that our political leaders should sprint like a pack of lemmings over a cliff. I admire Rep. Pelosi for showing leadership to say, "This (health care reform) is the right thing to do and it's something that we're going to do regardless of public opposition." That is true leadership! Following popular opinion merely shows cowardice.
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Bluegrass should mimic Garden State
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Friday, February 19, 2010: 3:24 pm

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Mr. Conway,
Your ideas, as always, show a level of simplistic thought that one might expect from a third grader. What's worse, they show a level of heartlessness and insensitivity to those who are less fortunate that is most inconsistent with one who calls himself a Christian. I agree with your commentary on one point only: Tough decisions are required. However, you refuse to consider reducing the national debt by requiring the wealthiest Americans to pay a greater share of their income in taxes. Those who benefit the most from the wealth that this country offers should be required to pay the most.

Your suggestion that we replace an income tax with a sales tax would have a devastating effect on our national economy. Although we would bring home more money, many people would be dissuaded from purchasing items, particularly expensive items such as cars, because of the enormous sales tax that would be required to offset the loss of an income tax. We might as well close 70 percent of the manufacturing plants in this country if Americans are forced to pay a 40 percent sales tax on items they purchase (the percentageof the GDP that would be required to equal the amount the government receives in income taxes).

You also suggested time limits on welfare benefits. Hello!!!! Do you not realize that limits already exist? I'm at a loss to figure out why the Jessamine Journal allows you to rattle off ideas that are so "brilliant" that they've been in place for the past 20 years.

In short, Mr. Conway, you have once again demonstrated your complete lack of intellectual control and the Jessamine Journal has again demonstrated that they will accept right-wing rhetoric whether it makes any sense or not.
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Bill McVeigh: Dec. 13, 1953 - Feb. 2, 2010
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010: 5:05 pm

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Theresa & Tyler
Bill was a very special man and I know he loved both of you so much. He spoke of you often when he did inspections for me. He will be truly missed by me and many others. Please let me know when you have a memorial. You have my deepest sympathy.
Paulette Drury
Turf Town Properties, Inc.
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Hate your job? Try Alltech
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Monday, February 15, 2010: 5:13 pm

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What a load! What did he pay the KY Chamber of Commerce for that?
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BOE addresses expected boost in school traffic flow
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Sunday, February 14, 2010: 7:58 pm

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Also want to emphasize this quote from above:
"...continuing to use a dedicated-bus system with full-day kindergarten would require the purchase of five new buses and increase annual costs by more than $250,000, according to Deputy Superintendent Owens Saylor."

Young does not care at what cost of money OR safety she gets her all-day K......she wants it, hell or high water. This is only further proof!
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BOE addresses expected boost in school traffic flow
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Sunday, February 14, 2010: 7:57 pm

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Agreed, bubbles! My daughter will start K in the fall and I am already appalled at the way this board handles decision-making.
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State revokes license for World Class Auto
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Saturday, February 13, 2010: 1:29 am

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Funny about the sales being halted- I purchased a vehicle Feb. 3,2010.
Very interesting.......
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BOE addresses expected boost in school traffic flow
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Thursday, February 11, 2010: 9:48 pm

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I am so disappointed in the Jessamine County School District. Why in the world would they plan a renovation to move the Village to the already clogged traffic area without studying it before hand? Transfer of Kindergarten students from bus to bus is absolutely ABSURD!!!! Again, Young and Saylor jump before they research and the students have to pay the price. Totally unacceptable.
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County hoping to save green by going green
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Thursday, February 11, 2010: 5:00 pm

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TUCKER
FOR
JESSAMINE COUNTY JUDGE/EXECUTIVE


Dear County Employees,

Are You Satisfied With The New Four Year Limits on Salary & Benefits the Jessamine Journal article mentions that was enacted by the present Fiscal Court?

If not, you need to Elect Mark Tucker as Judge/Excutive and a "new Republican Fiscal Court!"

Mark Tucker and the other Republican Candidates understand the need for better salaries and benefits for our emergency response personnel, detention center employees, and all of our employees in general. If you want to keep your good employees, you need to pay them well so they don't leave for better paying jobs elsewhere.

We know how to save taxpayer money without hurting employee benefits.
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Saturday, February 6, 2010: 11:50 am

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Jones, longtime reader, hls1209, I'd find more productive things to do than worry about his spelling. I'm sure there are many drug dealers that can spell very well. What does spelling have to do with this? I'm voting for the experience & honesty that WILL change things for the better and his spelling has no relevance to that. I'm voting Alan Wells for jailer.
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Friday, February 5, 2010: 5:01 pm

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Wow......mental note....vote for the person who can SPELL!
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N’ville Café owner discusses downtown parking with city
hls1209
Friday, February 5, 2010: 4:57 pm

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If employees of the court annex and others would stop parking on the streets in front of their workplaces, parking would be more than ample!
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Stroke of genius
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Friday, February 5, 2010: 11:18 am

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Mike,
Love your article about Kimberly & her Exhibit ! She is a wonderful person & a very gifted artist. I can't wait to get over to the library with my friends & family to view her lovely exhibit. One would truly be missing out on a rare opportunity in life if they miss seeing her work @ no cost as she will SOON be a well-known artist of our time!
Sincerely,
Mimi L. Mason
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N’ville Café owner discusses downtown parking with city
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Tuesday, February 2, 2010: 5:26 am

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Simple solution is to add parking meters which would give the city a nice financial boost.
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State revokes license for World Class Auto
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Monday, February 1, 2010: 8:40 pm

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It,s about time
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Marching through adversity
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Thursday, January 28, 2010: 10:21 pm

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The kids will make history next year. I hope to become a part of the percussion staff next year (I am currently awaiting an answer from Mr. White) as an assistant or even head front ensemble instructor. If I get a position, there will be change in that particular section. I have big plans for those kids and, if given the position, will execute it. The only way this band can go from here is up, their abilities are limitless roght now, and will be for a long. All I know is that the band knows they can make it now and, if they all step up to the plate, they will be under the lights of papa john's stadium before we know it.
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Marching through adversity
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Thursday, January 28, 2010: 11:15 am

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This article is long time in coming. West Band was 5th place last year also and missed 4th place by I believe, 2 points. They came in 2nd in the quarter finals last year. I have never seen a group so completely devoted to do their best and make their school and parents proud. This band went through the loss of a beloved director and adjusted quite well to a new director late in the season. They have the utmost integrity and passion for what they do. I surely hope that they will get the recognition they deserve in the future. This was the first time WJHS Football team has a great season but this wasn't WJHS band's first great season. Please report more on the excellence of their work in the future.
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Pay increases absent in slightly stabler BOE draft budget
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Thursday, January 28, 2010: 10:24 am

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How long can teachers realistically be expected to ignore the fact that in almost any district around them they can be paid substantially better? I remember when Jessamin'e motto was to be " the best outside of Fayette County". That is long gone.... Teachers are generally quite loyal, and that loyalty has saved the county from mass defections to this point. I fear that we run the risk of losing our brightest and best teachers over this issue. If the BOE wants to find some extra money, they need only look as far as central office. I would LOVE to see a study that compares our ratio of teachers to central office staff with that of other counties in the surrounding area. My perception is that it would rasie a few eyebrows!
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Audit shows N’ville financially fit
johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 27, 2010: 9:32 pm

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According to the audit, page 66, the city only lost $261,983 in occupational fees and not the $695,000 mentioned in this article by the auditor during her presentation.

The more I read, the more I would question how good a job was really done managing the city money.

I suggest maybe the audit should be read more closely.

The cemetery also had a loss of $183.433.
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An open letter to political candidates
johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 27, 2010: 1:47 pm

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Thank you for your invitation! This should be some excellent information.
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An open letter to political candidates
johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 27, 2010: 1:46 pm

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Thank you for your invitation! This should be some excellent infomation.
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Does God hate Haiti?
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Wednesday, January 27, 2010: 1:34 am

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I think there are several problems with Dr. Mohler's article. I don't know if this was solicited, sent from Southern Seminary, or if he is a regular contributor to smaller Kentucky newspapers. I live in downtown Nicholasville and attend Asbury Theological Seminary, and I am concerned at many points regarding this article. So I list a few of my complaints.

a.) If the Journal was looking for a Christian response to the last few weeks events in Haiti and wanted a respected view, why not look in the county and have Dr. Timothy C. Tennent, president of Asbury Theological Seminary, write a response. Or, another one of their faculty members. Asbury College also has several highly respected faculty who could respond to the issue. The Seminary released a response and prayer towards Haiti. It can be found at this link. I thought the Journal would look first for a local perspective, not an hour away.

b.) Dr. Mohler's highly determinist view is offensive towards anyone who does not fit the mold that he has created for a "good, Christian Person". His view of God and the anger of God is skewed and represents a small segment of what can be considered Orthodox Christianity. The "theory" regarding a pact with the devil has been folklore for years, and cannot be proven in a historical setting. If the Devil had made a pact with Haiti-I think the country would be alot different looking. For a better look into this, my friend Chris Huertz (a internationally known worker in social justice and human trafficking) has a great response at this post.

I could go on and one about this, but I don't feel the need too. Dear Jessamine Journal, please think before something that is this narrow minded and wholly without Love is ever associated with Religion in your publication ever again.
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Does God hate Haiti?
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010: 3:06 pm

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This biggoted, obvious racist crap cloaked in seeming Christian fervor makes me ashamed to be a Kentuckian much less an American. Put back in your teeth there grandpa and figure out the world is much bigger, and possibly much better than the 1 acre you pee on from your backporch. There are children dying and your answer to their plight is that "the occult" was consulted? Perhaps you need to take a more critical look at the Christian Jesus, perhaps you might remember the son our Lord gave to die for our sins? Wasn't he the one that said, "Love Your Neighbor," "He who cast the first stone...." Jeez, VERY thinly veiled racist rants disguised as scholarly writing makes more and more of our youth detest organized religion - and ashamed of where we live. Now I see why.
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Does God hate Haiti?
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010: 1:54 pm

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This is probably the biggest crock of crap I have ever read in the journal, and I have read many. For you to state that because the Haitians believe anything besides what you personally believe and think is right, they deserved to die is absolutely arrogant and disgusting.
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Murphy to run for coroner
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Monday, January 25, 2010: 7:06 pm

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I graduated with Shawn. I am glad to see folks I rode big wheels with doing something meaningful for the community. Way to go Shawn and good luck!
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Murphy to run for coroner
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Monday, January 25, 2010: 7:06 pm

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I graduate with Shawn. I am glad to see folks I rode big wheels with doing something meaningful for the community. Way to go Shawn and good luck!
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Haiti cursed? Don’t be absurd
bubbles
Saturday, January 23, 2010: 11:59 am

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I so appreciate your perspective on this. Well said.
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Haiti cursed? Don’t be absurd
tweldon
Friday, January 22, 2010: 4:25 pm

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Every week I find something in your columns that compels me to respond with extreme indignation. However, I believe in giving praise when it is deserved as much as I believe in giving criticism when it is due. Yours was a fair-minded assessment with which I couldn't agree more. You and I will not often agree, but in this case I am grateful to you for pointing out Robertson's comments and giving them the criticism that they deserve.
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Clinic coming to Walmart
Loribeth
Thursday, January 21, 2010: 1:36 am

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I am all for health clinics but not in a place where I shop for food, clothes and personal items. They hand out sanitizer wipes to wipe off the buggy handles what are they going to do when all the sick or hurt people go in there to get checked out. How are they going to prevent their germs from spreading. They say hospitals are the best place to get sick so what makes clinics any different. Did they consider where these people are going to go if they have to wait a long time? Walking through Walmart. I just dont believe this is a good idea. A clinic in a grocery store. I might just have to change the time I go to Walmart are just quit shopping there.
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Hospital hearing postponed
johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 20, 2010: 5:08 pm

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The people of Jessamine County need to press for a full fledged acute care hospital. We have waited long enough Nicholasville/Jessamine County.

We have approximately 46000 reasons why our……………….People!

Dr. Kevin Kavanagh has written several very informative articles regarding the CON process. The "KMA" Kentucky Medical Association has unanimously supported doing away with the CON.

Source: Karla Ward, Herald-Leader Business Writer
In a reversal of its position that could pit the economic interests of doctors against those of hospitals, the Kentucky Medical Association now favors repealing the state's certificate of need laws. The certificate of need system governs the opening of new health facilities, such as hospitals, nursing homes and diagnostic centers. The KMA, which provides advocacy and other resources for more than 7,000 Kentucky doctors, approved a resolution at its annual meeting last week that

Published on September 22, 2006, Page A1, Lexington Herald-Leader (KY)


CABINET FOR HEALTH & FAMILY SERVICES

MISSION

The mission of CHFS is to deliver quality services that enhance the health, safety, and well being of all people in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

VISION

To become a recognized national leader in state-level health and human services through continuous quality improvement and accountability by:

Improving delivery of health and family services through quality customer service,

Promoting individual self-sufficiency and community sustainability for the betterment of the vulnerable population,

Fostering higher health awareness through education that engages all individuals and communities,

Enhancing use of technology to increase service efficiency and effectiveness,
Educating, empowering, and deploying a highly skilled workforce.

If all this were true, Nicholasville would have an acute care hospital!!!

In my opinion denying Nicholasville/Jessamine County an acute care hospital is criminal! We have over 45,000 reasons to have a full fledged acute care hospital, "OUR RESIDENTS!!!!!!!!!!!"


http://www.citynews-johnpmartin.com/

John P. Martin
136 Cherrybrook Dr.
Nicholasville, KY 40356
859-887-2710 Ho
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Full-day K on its way
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010: 1:51 pm

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I think its great and have been looking forward to a full day program for quite some time.
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Wilmore focus of 'seat belt suspense' novel
Klarvin
Wednesday, January 20, 2010: 12:53 pm

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Everyone definitely needs to find this book Exposure by Brandilyn Collins and read a great story set in Wilmore/Jessamine County.
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Full-day K on its way
dljordaneku
Tuesday, January 19, 2010: 3:01 pm

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May or may not be her agenda but most of the state is already there so what's the big deal?
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Full-day K on its way
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Monday, January 18, 2010: 5:25 pm

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It would be nice if Ms. Young would elaborate on what "full day students will get" means.......break down the curriculum. Not that it matters anyway-this is her agenda, has been, and she is now seeing her plan in motion. End of discussion, right?
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Sallee announces run for county jailer
yourchainpuller
Monday, January 18, 2010: 5:09 pm

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he's a true hero and has my vote.
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Mary Sauls: March 11, 1927 - March 16, 2009
phia
Saturday, January 16, 2010: 11:49 am

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danny, mark and david I just heard about the passing of your mother. i am so sorry about your loss. she meant a lot to me.
and i found out that she was in the nursing home and i went to visit her. i am so glad i got to see her.
God bless all of you and take care.

sincerely,

Phyllis Richie-Slone
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City mulls downtown parking enforcement
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Saturday, January 16, 2010: 9:36 am

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Just stop the County Employees from parking on Main St while at work for 8 hours and there will be alot more parking available
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The coal monster cometh
tweldon
Friday, January 15, 2010: 3:55 pm

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"On a personal note, I don’t like industry-specific tax breaks," you write. One question for you, Mr. Conway. Isn't EVERYTHING you write on "a personal note?" I'll allow myself to be influenced by quantitative data that rejects your position concerning climate change and the majority of the world's most respected scientists who believe that climate change is a man-made phenomenon over the musings of a right-wing small-newspaper extremist columnist who essentially plagiarizes Rush Limbaugh and Bill O'Reilly and others with their heads perpetually in the sand on this issue. Thankfully, Jessamine County does not represent the scientific wisdom of the international community which soundly opposes your premises.
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Friday, January 15, 2010: 10:12 am

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So, I guess Mr. Wells is also going to be spearheading a literacy project at the jail also? LOL

Maybe they should give him and his deputies a written test along with the drug test.
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Paws, purrs and pals
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Friday, January 15, 2010: 8:45 am

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Great Job Lesley! Thank you for taking care of our friends who show us unconditional love always!!!!
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Thursday, January 14, 2010: 9:16 am

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Web sight? Artical? How about website. And article. Yikes!
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Friday, January 8, 2010: 6:39 pm

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Yes I understand that is not going to be a cure all. However, it is a very good place to start. The jail has many more problems that the ones listed in the artical. Please have a look at my web sight and you will see some of the other things I I plan to do when elected.
Thank you for you rcomment

Alan Wells
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Speak now or forever hold these bad economic policies
tweldon
Thursday, January 7, 2010: 5:01 pm

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At the risk of sounding like a broken record, Mr. Conway, you have again taken a superficial response to a complex problem. This is a Fox News approach that points out a problem but offers no real answers. For example, you write the state should "privitize certain infrastructure and services," but you don't suggest which ones. You want to "Incentivize government departments to save money in their budgets," but you don't suggest how. In short, you are someone who loves to gripe but has no answers. Week after week your columns offer no real solutions to the problems we face. Be specific. Your proposal to repeal the state income tax is idiotic. You obviously do not care one bit about public education or higher education, which is where the majority of state spending is used. As it stands, our schools are going to take an enormous hit. Your plan to cut Medicaid would essentially deny health care to the poor, but then I'm sure that you have health insurance, so who cares about those less fortunate, right? You are an incredibly insensitive person, Mr. Conway - clearly one without any Christian values of caring for those less fortunate. How the Jessamine Journal can give you free reign to spout your superficial nonsense amazes me. You are to the journalistic community what Pee Wee Herman was to serious acting.
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Wells announces run for county jailer
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Thursday, January 7, 2010: 3:51 pm

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Quite obviously someone is missing the point--someone DOES NOT have to test positive for drugs to be able to SELL them. Especially at the jail. If memory serves me correctly, no one arrested tested positive for drugs, but were arrested for providing them to the inmates. So, just testing for drugs does not make them a stellar, nor upstanding employee. The problem goes much, much deeper than that.
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Lawmakers targeting texting while driving
johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 6, 2010: 9:47 pm

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MISSION

The mission of CHFS is to deliver quality services that enhance the health, safety, and well being of all people in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

VISION

To become a recognized national leader in state-level health and human services through continuous quality improvement and accountability by:

Improving delivery of health and family services through quality customer service,

Promoting individual self-sufficiency and community sustainability for the betterment of the vulnerable population,

Fostering higher health awareness through education that engages all individuals and communities,

Enhancing use of technology to increase service efficiency and effectiveness,
Educating, empowering, and deploying a highly skilled workforce.

If all this were true,
Nicholasville would
have an acute care hospital!!!

We have over 46,000 reasons to have a hospital, "Our Residents!!!!!!!!!!!"
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johnpmartin
Wednesday, January 6, 2010: 9:20 pm

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1/6/10 Corrected

The attorneys for Mr. Dallas Murphy came up with these following statistics several years ago and over 8000 residents signed petitions for a full fledged acute care hospital for the resident of Jessamine County and anyone passing through. I urge Senator Buford & Representative Damron to do the right thing and fight for a full fledged acute care hospital for Jessamine County.

I have written to our governor back then and most recently after the ground breaking at the Trinity site.

Here is the document from several years ago:


NICHOLASVILLE STILL NEEDS AN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL NOW!!!!!

Need and Accessibility.

a. Need

(1) Identify the geographic area that this proposal seeks to serve and document how it was determined that there is a need for this proposal in the defined geographic area.

Jessamine County is one of a handful of counties in Kentucky that does not have a hospital within its county borders. With a population that has more than doubled over the last ten years, a tremendous need has developed to provide basic acute care hospital services within the county in a manner that provides timely and easy access. While the Lexington area has many hospitals, access to those hospitals is not adequate to meet the needs of the Jessamine County citizens. In fact, this need has become so pronounced that the situation poses an imminent threat to the life, health, and safety of the citizens of Jessamine County and qualifies as an emergency that is easily documented by the number of Jessamine County residents who are transported by ambulance to access emergency medical services as well as the number of Jessamine County residents admitted to Fayette County hospitals. In the following, the need to establish a 50 bed acute care hospital in Jessamine County is demonstrated by (1) the lack of local and timely availability of emergency medical services; (2) the extraordinary growth of the population of Jessamine County, including the elderly cohorts most likely to experience health care needs and emergencies; (3) the growth in the number of long-term care facilities and services available locally; and (4) the need to sustain and foster the economic growth necessary to support its current industry, business and population. These factors along with many others clearly document an overwhelming and immediate need to establish a hospital in Jessamine County.

• Lack of local and timely availability of emergency medical services.

One of the most important services that an acute care hospital provides is emergency medical services. Under current statutes and regulations, only hospitals are licensed to provide emergency services or as commonly understood “emergency medical services” or an “emergency department” with 24-hour access to physician and nursing services. The Applicant will provide emergency medical services on a 24-hour, 7 day a week basis staffed full-time for nursing and physician services as an integral part of the proposed hospital services.

Unfortunately, emergency medical situations are commonplace. For example, coronary heart disease is America’s Number 1 killer and strokes are Number 3. (Exhibit A) In fact, heart disease accounted for 29.9% (11,756) of all deaths in Kentucky in 2001, and strokes accounted for 6.4% (2,512) of these deaths. (Exhibit B) Nationally, in 2002, Kentucky experienced the seventh highest incidence of cardiovascular disease, eleventh highest incidence of coronary heart disease, and eleventh highest incidence of strokes 2002. (Exhibit C)

Due to the high incidence of these diseases, which often create emergency medical situations for patients, it is imperative to have local and immediate access to emergency medical services. It is so important that the American Heart Association promotes a campaign entitled, “Act in Time”. The program’s mission is to educate persons about the importance of immediate medical attention for heart attacks and strokes. (Exhibit D)

Moreover, a delay in accessing medical treatment is a key factor in nearly one-half million heart attack deaths in the U.S. each year and may create significant health problems for individuals. To prevent mortality and lessen morbidity, it is crucial that heart attack victims receive acute care services within a 60 minute window, when clot-busting medication and other treatments are most effective. Because Jessamine County residents do not have local access to an acute care hospital with emergency medical services, it is more likely that Jessamine County residents will experience these negative effects than other Kentuckians who live in a county with a local hospital. Consequently, a tremendous need exists to establish a hospital with an emergency department in Jessamine County.

Traffic further complicates access to hospital emergency medical services for Jessamine County residents. U.S. Highway 27 (Nicholasville Road), which leads from Jessamine County into Fayette County, is highly traveled due to the concentrated development within the area. As with any highly developed area, traffic congestion becomes a major concern. Traffic congestion along U.S. Highway 27 has become such a problem that the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government has conducted travel time and delay studies for this particular area. (Exhibit E) The 2002 Congestion Management Report confirms that U.S. Highway 27 is the second most congested area in Fayette County. Because of congestion, the average speed is only 15.2 miles per hour. In 2005 alone, there were 747 collisions from the Jessamine County line to Central Baptist Hospital. (Exhibit F) With the complicating factor of frequent traffic accidents along U.S. Highway 27, this 15.2 mile speed may be even lower.

While it is only 10.25 miles from Nicholasville, Kentucky to the nearest acute care hospital facility in Fayette County, traffic makes the trip much longer than 30 minutes. (Exhibit G) From Jessamine County, it takes at least 45 minutes to access a Fayette County acute care hospital. This time does not account for the ambulance response time, any traffic accidents, road construction, etc. As explained above, it is crucial that heart attack victims receive acute care services quickly.

To support this new hospital, John P. Martin, Mayor of the City of Nicholasville, has written a letter of support for this proposal stating that Jessamine County residents have experienced loss of life in situations such as these. (Appendix 4) Further, due to Jessamine County’s extraordinary growth in population, serving the health care needs has become more difficult. Another concern is the increasing traffic congestion along Nicholasville Road into Fayette County, which houses the closest full service hospital accessible to Jessamine County residents.

The Jessamine County emergency medical services has reported that in 2004, there were a total of 6,751 ambulance runs from Jessamine County to Fayette County medical facilities, of which 1,517 were advanced life support runs. In 2005, there were 6,939 ambulance runs from Jessamine County to Fayette County medical facilities, of which 1,721 were advanced life support runs. During this two year period, 3,238 patients were transported by ambulance in an emergency medical condition that required advanced life support from Jessamine County to a Fayette County Hospital.

These transports document a critical need for an acute care hospital with emergency medical services to be provided locally in Jessamine County. As William Neal Cassity, Jessamine County Judge Executive, has written, this proposed hospital will greatly assist emergency medical services in Jessamine County. (Appendix 4)

In addition, COMPdata market reports determined that within the 2004-2005 fiscal year, 4,771 Jessamine County residents were admitted to hospitals located in counties surrounding Jessamine County. Likewise, during this timeframe, 5,368 Jessamine County residents received outpatient services at these same facilities. These figures indicate that a total of 10,139 (approximately 25%) Jessamine County residents were forced to travel significant distances to receive acute care hospital services. In other words, during this timeframe, there were approximately 28 Jessamine County residents who received medical services per day in surrounding counties. Likewise, these figures indicate that approximately 13 Jessamine County residents were admitted to acute care hospitals in surrounding counties on a daily basis.

• Extraordinary growth of the population of Jessamine County including the elderly cohorts which are more likely to consume hospital services

Jessamine County, the primary service area of the proposed facility, has experienced increasingly strong growth for many years, and growth forecasts show that this trend is expected not only to continue but to accelerate through 2030. This population growth trend has been fully researched and documented in the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted by the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Joint Planning Commission on October 12, 2004, and by the City of Nicholasville Comprehensive Plan Update, which was adopted by the City of Nicholasville Planning Commission on February 25, 2002. The relevant portions of both plans are attached hereto as Exhibit H. The population figures reflected in these documents unequivocally justifies a hospital to serve the population in the primary service area. Moreover, since KRS 100.191 requires comprehensive plans to be based on research, analysis and projections of population in the foreseeable future so that communities can make rational financing and planning decisions to ensure orderly growth, the growth forecasts in comprehensive plans indicates ensure a high degree of reliability.

Between 1990 and 2000, Nicholasville and Jessamine County were the third fastest growing city and county, and Wilmore was the fourth fastest growing city, in the 17-county Bluegrass Area Development District (Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan (hereinafter “JCCP,” p.4). This strong growth trend began years earlier, however. In 1950, Nicholasville’s population was only 3,406, Wilmore’s was 2,337 and Jessamine County’s was 12,458. Between 1950 and 1960, Nicholasville grew by 25.5%, Wilmore by 18.7%, and the county by 9.4%. From 1960 to 1970, Nicholasville grew by 36.4%, Wilmore by 25%, and the county’s population increased by 28%. Between 1970 and 1980, Nicholasville grew by 77%, Wilmore by 15.5%, and the county by 53%. Between 1980 and 1990, Nicholasville grew by 31.8%, Wilmore by 11.3%, and the county by 14.5%. From 1990 to 2000, the date of the last census, Nicholasville grew another 44.7% to 19,680, Wilmore grew by 40.1% to 5,905, and Jessamine County increased its population to 39,041, or 28%. (JCCP., p. 4, based on 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Characteristics of the Population, U.S. Bureau of Census, 2000). (Jessamine County’s population includes that of the tow cities within its borders.)

This growth trend is also reflected in the increasing number of people age 65 and older. Between 1980 and 1990, this age group in Jessamine County increased by 27%, and between 1990 and 2000, it grew by another 28.4%. Similarly, the 45-64 age group increased by 32.6% between 1980 and 1990, and by 36.4% between 1990 and 2000 (JCCP, p. 5).

The increase in the rate and the number of elderly citizens was the basis for the following recommendation on page 5 of the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan:

The 65+ cohort, with over a 28 percent increase and the 45-64 cohorts, are indicators of the need to continue to plan for senior citizen housing and care in the planning period.

These historic population trends are also documented on page 10 of the City of Nicholasville Comprehensive Plan (hereafter “NCP”), which states:

Since 1960 both the county and the city of Nicholasville have grown quite rapidly, with the county increasing by 146% over the 34 year period and the city growing by 277% over the same period. Jessamine County is also home to a second, smaller city, Wilmore, which is not reflected in the data presented in this chapter. Wilmore grew by 66% over the same time period. The state of Kentucky’s population as a whole grew by only 26% over the same time period.

Not only are the historic growth trends compelling in establishing the need for a hospital in Jessamine County to benefit the existing population, even more significant are the projected growth estimates which demonstrate a rapidly accelerating population growth rate. Projected growth is based not only on natural increases but also on the migration of new inhabitants moving into the burgeoning new residential subdivisions in Jessamine County (JCCP, pp. 6-7). The reason for the rapid growth rate is based in part on Jessamine County’s location adjacent to Lexington-Fayette County, which has stringent growth controls and commensurately higher housing costs. In contrast, Jessamine County has an abundance of developable vacant land and it is much more affordable than land in Fayette County (Id.). These factors strongly indicate that Jessamine County will not only continue to grow, but that its rate of growth will also continue to increase.

The population of Jessamine County is projected to increase by 80%, from 39,041 to 70,114 persons in 2030 (JCCP, p. 7, based on Kentucky State Data Center, How Many Kentuckians, Population Forecasts, 2001-2030, 2002 Edition). In comparison, the Bluegrass Area Development District is projected to grow by only 44% in the same time period (Id.). Fayette County is projected to grow by an even smaller amount, 35% (Id.). Overall growth for the State of Kentucky is expected to increase by 30% by 2030 (Id.). Notably, Garrard County, which can be described as the secondary service area, is projected to increase from a population of 14,792, based on the 2000 census, to 30,920 by 2030, an increase of 109% (Id.). Jessamine County is projected to grow faster than any other county in the Bluegrass ADD consortium except for Scott County (JCCP, p. 7). Short term growth estimates of population growth in Kentucky indicate that the long-range population forecasts are becoming a reality. Jessamine County is now ranked 22nd in population growth among all other Kentucky counties (Table 1: Annual Estimates of the Population for Counties of Kentucky: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2004, Population Division, U. S. Census Bureau). The latest estimate of Jessamine County’s population, as of July 1, 2004, is 42,313 (Id.). This is an extremely large population to be without a hospital within close proximity to serve local need.

• Growth in the local long term care providers and services

Jessamine County, Kentucky has a large population of senior citizens, and includes Wesley Retirement Village, Thomson-Hood Veterans Center, and Royal Manor, Inc. These facilities care for over 500 elderly individuals who are frequently in need of acute care hospital services. Due to the delicate condition of these patients, it is essential to provide acute care services to these individuals in a most timely fashion. The growing traffic congestion and explosive population in this region has greatly contributed to the delay in medical care to those in need.

• Access to acute hospital services is needed to sustain and foster the economic growth necessary to support Jessamine County’s current industry, business and population.

Providing medical care locally will have a tremendous economical impact upon Jessamine County and is necessary to support current businesses. When new businesses and industry select locations, one of the most important considerations is whether access to an acute care hospital exists. Jessamine County currently has major businesses and industries that will significantly benefit from a local hospital what will be able to address industrial accidents. In any type of manufacturing industry, specifically those that deal with chemicals, there are unfortunately many work related accidents that would require acute care services. Jessamine County has many manufacturing industries in which their employees deal directly with the transportation and handling of chemicals, plastic injection moldings, automotive components, etc. If a work related accident occurs in this type of work settings, it is imperative that the employee receive immediate medical attention.

Furthermore, employment within a health care setting can have a positive effect on a community. Salaries of health care workers tend to be above average as compared to jobs in lower skilled areas. This would allow for an increase in city tax revenue, and create other spin-off economic activity; thus, creating a positive economical impact for Jessamine County.

The applicant has determined that there is a great need in Jessamine County, Kentucky for access to timely and efficient acute care hospital services. For this reason, the applicant proposes to establish an acute care hospital that will meet the immediate needs of the community within this geographical area.


KEEP ASKING FOR A FULL FLEDGED ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
JOHN P. MARTIN
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The attorneys for Mr. Dallas Murphy came up with these following statistics several years ago and over 8000 residents signed petitions for a full fledged acute care hospital for the resident of Jessamine County and anyone passing through. I urge Sentator Buford & Representative Damron to do the right thing and fight for a full fledged acute care hopsital for Jessamine County.

I have written to our governor back then and most recently after the ground breaking at the Trinity site.

Here is the document from several years ago:


NICHOLASVILLE STILL NEEDS AN ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL NOW!!!!!
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Need and Accessibility.

a. Need

(1) Identify the geographic area that this proposal seeks to serve and document how it was determined that there is a need for this proposal in the defined geographic area.

Jessamine County is one of a handful of counties in Kentucky that does not have a hospital within its county borders. With a population that has more than doubled over the last ten years, a tremendous need has developed to provide basic acute care hospital services within the county in a manner that provides timely and easy access. While the Lexington area has many hospitals, access to those hospitals is not adequate to meet the needs of the Jessamine County citizens. In fact, this need has become so pronounced that the situation poses an imminent threat to the life, health, and safety of the citizens of Jessamine County and qualifies as an emergency that is easily documented by the number of Jessamine County residents who are transported by ambulance to access emergency medical services as well as the number of Jessamine County residents admitted to Fayette County hospitals. In the following, the need to establish a 50 bed acute care hospital in Jessamine County is demonstrated by (1) the lack of local and timely availability of emergency medical services; (2) the extraordinary growth of the population of Jessamine County, including the elderly cohorts most likely to experience health care needs and emergencies; (3) the growth in the number of long-term care facilities and services available locally; and (4) the need to sustain and foster the economic growth necessary to support its current industry, business and population. These factors along with many others clearly document an overwhelming and immediate need to establish a hospital in Jessamine County.

• Lack of local and timely availability of emergency medical services.

One of the most important services that an acute care hospital provides is emergency medical services. Under current statutes and regulations, only hospitals are licensed to provide emergency services or as commonly understood “emergency medical services” or an “emergency department” with 24-hour access to physician and nursing services. The Applicant will provide emergency medical services on a 24-hour, 7 day a week basis staffed full-time for nursing and physician services as an integral part of the proposed hospital services.

Unfortunately, emergency medical situations are commonplace. For example, coronary heart disease is America’s Number 1 killer and strokes are Number 3. (Exhibit A) In fact, heart disease accounted for 29.9% (11,756) of all deaths in Kentucky in 2001, and strokes accounted for 6.4% (2,512) of these deaths. (Exhibit B) Nationally, in 2002, Kentucky experienced the seventh highest incidence of cardiovascular disease, eleventh highest incidence of coronary heart disease, and eleventh highest incidence of strokes 2002. (Exhibit C)

Due to the high incidence of these diseases, which often create emergency medical situations for patients, it is imperative to have local and immediate access to emergency medical services. It is so important that the American Heart Association promotes a campaign entitled, “Act in Time”. The program’s mission is to educate persons about the importance of immediate medical attention for heart attacks and strokes. (Exhibit D)

Moreover, a delay in accessing medical treatment is a key factor in nearly one-half million heart attack deaths in the U.S. each year and may create significant health problems for individuals. To prevent mortality and lessen morbidity, it is crucial that heart attack victims receive acute care services within a 60 minute window, when clot-busting medication and other treatments are most effective. Because Jessamine County residents do not have local access to an acute care hospital with emergency medical services, it is more likely that Jessamine County residents will experience these negative effects than other Kentuckians who live in a county with a local hospital. Consequently, a tremendous need exists to establish a hospital with an emergency department in Jessamine County.

Traffic further complicates access to hospital emergency medical services for Jessamine County residents. U.S. Highway 27 (Nicholasville Road), which leads from Jessamine County into Fayette County, is highly traveled due to the concentrated development within the area. As with any highly developed area, traffic congestion becomes a major concern. Traffic congestion along U.S. Highway 27 has become such a problem that the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government has conducted travel time and delay studies for this particular area. (Exhibit E) The 2002 Congestion Management Report confirms that U.S. Highway 27 is the second most congested area in Fayette County. Because of congestion, the average speed is only 15.2 miles per hour. In 2005 alone, there were 747 collisions from the Jessamine County line to Central Baptist Hospital. (Exhibit F) With the complicating factor of frequent traffic accidents along U.S. Highway 27, this 15.2 mile speed may be even lower.

While it is only 10.25 miles from Nicholasville, Kentucky to the nearest acute care hospital facility in Fayette County, traffic makes the trip much longer than 30 minutes. (Exhibit G) From Jessamine County, it takes at least 45 minutes to access a Fayette County acute care hospital. This time does not account for the ambulance response time, any traffic accidents, road construction, etc. As explained above, it is crucial that heart attack victims receive acute care services quickly.

To support this new hospital, John P. Martin, Mayor of the City of Nicholasville, has written a letter of support for this proposal stating that Jessamine County residents have experienced loss of life in situations such as these. (Appendix 4) Further, due to Jessamine County’s extraordinary growth in population, serving the health care needs has become more difficult. Another concern is the increasing traffic congestion along Nicholasville Road into Fayette County, which houses the closest full service hospital accessible to Jessamine County residents.

The Jessamine County emergency medical services has reported that in 2004, there were a total of 6,751 ambulance runs from Jessamine County to Fayette County medical facilities, of which 1,517 were advanced life support runs. In 2005, there were 6,939 ambulance runs from Jessamine County to Fayette County medical facilities, of which 1,721 were advanced life support runs. During this two year period, 3,238 patients were transported by ambulance in an emergency medical condition that required advanced life support from Jessamine County to a Fayette County Hospital.

These transports document a critical need for an acute care hospital with emergency medical services to be provided locally in Jessamine County. As William Neal Cassity, Jessamine County Judge Executive, has written, this proposed hospital will greatly assist emergency medical services in Jessamine County. (Appendix 4)

In addition, COMPdata market reports determined that within the 2004-2005 fiscal year, 4,771 Jessamine County residents were admitted to hospitals located in counties surrounding Jessamine County. Likewise, during this timeframe, 5,368 Jessamine County residents received outpatient services at these same facilities. These figures indicate that a total of 10,139 (approximately 25%) Jessamine County residents were forced to travel significant distances to receive acute care hospital services. In other words, during this timeframe, there were approximately 28 Jessamine County residents who received medical services per day in surrounding counties. Likewise, these figures indicate that approximately 13 Jessamine County residents were admitted to acute care hospitals in surrounding counties on a daily basis.

• Extraordinary growth of the population of Jessamine County including the elderly cohorts which are more likely to consume hospital services

Jessamine County, the primary service area of the proposed facility, has experienced increasingly strong growth for many years, and growth forecasts show that this trend is expected not only to continue but to accelerate through 2030. This population growth trend has been fully researched and documented in the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan, which was adopted by the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Joint Planning Commission on October 12, 2004, and by the City of Nicholasville Comprehensive Plan Update, which was adopted by the City of Nicholasville Planning Commission on February 25, 2002. The relevant portions of both plans are attached hereto as Exhibit H. The population figures reflected in these documents unequivocally justifies a hospital to serve the population in the primary service area. Moreover, since KRS 100.191 requires comprehensive plans to be based on research, analysis and projections of population in the foreseeable future so that communities can make rational financing and planning decisions to ensure orderly growth, the growth forecasts in comprehensive plans indicates ensure a high degree of reliability.

Between 1990 and 2000, Nicholasville and Jessamine County were the third fastest growing city and county, and Wilmore was the fourth fastest growing city, in the 17-county Bluegrass Area Development District (Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan (hereinafter “JCCP,” p.4). This strong growth trend began years earlier, however. In 1950, Nicholasville’s population was only 3,406, Wilmore’s was 2,337 and Jessamine County’s was 12,458. Between 1950 and 1960, Nicholasville grew by 25.5%, Wilmore by 18.7%, and the county by 9.4%. From 1960 to 1970, Nicholasville grew by 36.4%, Wilmore by 25%, and the county’s population increased by 28%. Between 1970 and 1980, Nicholasville grew by 77%, Wilmore by 15.5%, and the county by 53%. Between 1980 and 1990, Nicholasville grew by 31.8%, Wilmore by 11.3%, and the county by 14.5%. From 1990 to 2000, the date of the last census, Nicholasville grew another 44.7% to 19,680, Wilmore grew by 40.1% to 5,905, and Jessamine County increased its population to 39,041, or 28%. (JCCP., p. 4, based on 2000 Census of Population and Housing, Characteristics of the Population, U.S. Bureau of Census, 2000). (Jessamine County’s population includes that of the tow cities within its borders.)

This growth trend is also reflected in the increasing number of people age 65 and older. Between 1980 and 1990, this age group in Jessamine County increased by 27%, and between 1990 and 2000, it grew by another 28.4%. Similarly, the 45-64 age group increased by 32.6% between 1980 and 1990, and by 36.4% between 1990 and 2000 (JCCP, p. 5).

The increase in the rate and the number of elderly citizens was the basis for the following recommendation on page 5 of the Jessamine County/City of Wilmore Comprehensive Plan:

The 65+ cohort, with over a 28 percent increase and the 45-64 cohorts, are indicators of the need to continue to plan for senior citizen housing and care in the planning period.

These historic population trends are also documented on page 10 of the City of Nicholasville Comprehensive Plan (hereafter “NCP”), which states:

Since 1960 both the county and the city of Nicholasville have grown quite rapidly, with the county increasing by 146% over the 34 year period and the city growing by 277% over the same period. Jessamine County is also home to a second, smaller city, Wilmore, which is not reflected in the data presented in this chapter. Wilmore grew by 66% over the same time period. The state of Kentucky’s population as a whole grew by only 26% over the same time period.

Not only are the historic growth trends compelling in establishing the need for a hospital in Jessamine County to benefit the existing population, even more significant are the projected growth estimates which demonstrate a rapidly accelerating population growth rate. Projected growth is based not only on natural increases but also on the migration of new inhabitants moving into the burgeoning new residential subdivisions in Jessamine County (JCCP, pp. 6-7). The reason for the rapid growth rate is based in part on Jessamine County’s location adjacent to Lexington-Fayette County, which has stringent growth controls and commensurately higher housing costs. In contrast, Jessamine County has an abundance of developable vacant land and it is much more affordable than land in Fayette County (Id.). These factors strongly indicate that Jessamine County will not only continue to grow, but that its rate of growth will also continue to increase.

The population of Jessamine County is projected to increase by 80%, from 39,041 to 70,114 persons in 2030 (JCCP, p. 7, based on Kentucky State Data Center, How Many Kentuckians, Population Forecasts, 2001-2030, 2002 Edition). In comparison, the Bluegrass Area Development District is projected to grow by only 44% in the same time period (Id.). Fayette County is projected to grow by an even smaller amount, 35% (Id.). Overall growth for the State of Kentucky is expected to increase by 30% by 2030 (Id.). Notably, Garrard County, which can be described as the secondary service area, is projected to increase from a population of 14,792, based on the 2000 census, to 30,920 by 2030, an increase of 109% (Id.). Jessamine County is projected to grow faster than any other county in the Bluegrass ADD consortium except for Scott County (JCCP, p. 7). Short term growth estimates of population growth in Kentucky indicate that the long-range population forecasts are becoming a reality. Jessamine County is now ranked 22nd in population growth among all other Kentucky counties (Table 1: Annual Estimates of the Population for Counties of Kentucky: April 1, 2000 to July 1, 2004, Population Division, U. S. Census Bureau). The latest estimate of Jessamine County’s population, as of July 1, 2004, is 42,313 (Id.). This is an extremely large population to be without a hospital within close proximity to serve local need.

• Growth in the local long term care providers and services

Jessamine County, Kentucky has a large population of senior citizens, and includes Wesley Retirement Village, Thomson-Hood Veterans Center, and Royal Manor, Inc. These facilities care for over 500 elderly individuals who are frequently in need of acute care hospital services. Due to the delicate condition of these patients, it is essential to provide acute care services to these individuals in a most timely fashion. The growing traffic congestion and explosive population in this region has greatly contributed to the delay in medical care to those in need.

• Access to acute hospital services is needed to sustain and foster the economic growth necessary to support Jessamine County’s current industry, business and population.

Providing medical care locally will have a tremendous economical impact upon Jessamine County and is necessary to support current businesses. When new businesses and industry select locations, one of the most important considerations is whether access to an acute care hospital exists. Jessamine County currently has major businesses and industries that will significantly benefit from a local hospital what will be able to address industrial accidents. In any type of manufacturing industry, specifically those that deal with chemicals, there are unfortunately many work related accidents that would require acute care services. Jessamine County has many manufacturing industries in which their employees deal directly with the transportation and handling of chemicals, plastic injection moldings, automotive components, etc. If a work related accident occurs in this type of work settings, it is imperative that the employee receive immediate medical attention.

Furthermore, employment within a health care setting can have a positive effect on a community. Salaries of health care workers tend to be above average as compared to jobs in lower skilled areas. This would allow for an increase in city tax revenue, and create other spin-off economic activity; thus, creating a positive economical impact for Jessamine County.

The applicant has determined that there is a great need in Jessamine County, Kentucky for access to timely and efficient acute care hospital services. For this reason, the applicant proposes to establish an acute care hospital that will meet the immediate needs of the community within this geographical area.


KEEP ASKING FOR A FULL FLEDGED ACUTE CARE HOSPITAL
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
JOHN P. MARTIN
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Oh!, my favorite Aunt Lydia. How I will miss you! You were a real legend in your own time, ahead of every curve. It may not have been a perfect life, but it was yours to live and you did it your own way. You leave behind so many unforgetable memories. I will love you and miss you for all my days. Love and hugs, Punkin
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I beg to differ, Sally Sue. This issue (and it's eventual resolution) is of intense interest to a great many people outside of your community and county. I for one appreciate the continued coverage - Thank you, Jessamine Journal.
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My last posting should have begun, "Hitler WAS a fascist, not a socialist..." Must proof-read better before I hit the post button.
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First, Hitler was not a fascist, not a socialist. He was, in fact, very much an anti-socialist dictator. Pol Pot also was not a socialist. You seem to confuse 'dictator' with 'socialist'. The two words are not interchangeable. Second, I would point out that as much as this pains you to hear it, the US is NOT, nor has it ever been, a Christian nation. Just because a majority of the founders professed to be Christian and just because a majority of its citizens are Christians does not make this a Christian nation. The First Amendment very clearly states that Congress shall make Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion. Mr. Schanie, you may want this country to be run as a theocracy, but it is not one. Get used to it. As for the rest of your points, they also lack the historical basis as the flaws that I have pointed out, so I will not address them, except to say, "Get a grip."
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Why is the Jessamine Journal still publishing on this story? The story is over. Move on.
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