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Today is Tuesday February 12, 2008
STEVE FLACK
Humane Society president wants cat shelter opened in the coming years
By CHRISTINA HOY
Times staff writer
Hopes are high at the Hardin County Humane Society.
Within the next year, said Steve Flack, who was re-elected organization president Monday evening at its annual banquet, he would like to see the cat shelter opened. The current plan is to use half the building on U.S. 68, south of Kenton, as a cat shelter leaving the rest to still be able to be used for bingo.
The Humane Society has collected nearly $49,608 from donations over the years which has been invested into a certificate of deposit. According to Treasurer Sue Fetzer, not a penny that was intended for the shelter has been spent on any bingo-related purpose or the renovation of the building.
(Page 2 of today's Kenton Times)
Make-up days at USV
McGUFFEY - Upper Scioto Valley Schools will be in session Monday, Feb. 18 and Monday, March 24. Both are scheduled make-up days. Any other missed days will be made up at the end of the school year, according to a release from the district.
(Page 2 of today's Kenton Times)
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Sending Valentines
The Ridgemont Scouts participating in the Valentine’s Day project were: front (from left) D. Beiler, K Fout, R. Drumm, and T. Hollis; second row: A. Ramsey, W. Geissinger, T. Triplett, W. James and R. Smith; back row: J. Furer.
(Page 3 of today's Kenton Times)
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