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FRONT PAGE HIGHLIGHTS OF JANUARY 12 - 18 |
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On the edge
Kenton native Mark Seyfang dives through the air over Richmond, Ind., as he participates in one of his hobbies. Not one to collect insects or refurnish antiques, Seyfang’s spare time is taken up with sky diving, mountain climbing and cave mapping.
(Saturday January 12, 2008 Kenton Times) |
 SHEILA CURL
Dare to attend nursing school turns into career
By CHRISTINA HICKMAN
Times staff writer
Caring for those who have lost the ability to do so themselves or to help those in long term rehab has turned into one women’s mission.
(Monday January 14 , 2008 Kenton Times)
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Grant will help Kenton policeto buy backup radio system
By TIM THOMAS
Times editor
A Homeland Security grant will enable Kenton to acquire radio equipment to back up the Hardin County Sheriff’s Office.
Police Chief John Vermillion told City Council Monday night that his department just learned it has been awarded the $17,500 grant.
(Tuesday January 15 ,2008 Kenton Times)
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 Times photo/Dan Robinson
Crop talk
Joel Althauser (left) discusses the crop market with Dr. Matthew Roberts of the Ohio State University. Roberts addressed a large crowd of area farmers regarding the current and future of crop markets and the changes facing farmers in the near future.
(Wednesday January 16 ,2008 Kenton Times)
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