Happy New Year! :0)
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Tuesday, December 31, 2013
Saturday, December 28, 2013
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Tuesday, December 17, 2013
Monday, December 16, 2013
Sunday, December 15, 2013
Friday, December 13, 2013
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
Fwd: PHOTO RELEASE-Representative Harmon in Interim Session Committee Meeting
-Representative Harmon in Interim Session Committee Meeting
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At Task Force on Elections Constitutional Amendments and Intergovernmental Affairs
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Monday, November 25, 2013
Congressman Guthrie in Danville speaking about HR 3355 The Rebuild Act of 2013
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Sunday, November 24, 2013
Thursday, November 21, 2013
Heading to Lexington this afternoon
1:00pm, University of Kentucky-Student Center Ballroom
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM
Agenda: University of Kentucky's Economic Impact to the Commonwealth: Dr. Eli Capilouto, President of the University of Kentucky; Smoke-Free Policies and the Workplace: Dr. Lee Todd, Former President of the University of Kentucky, Dr. Mark Evers, Director, University of Kentucky's Markey Cancer Center, Ashli Watts, Manager of Public Affairs, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Brent Cooper, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Board Member.
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1:00pm, University of Kentucky-Student Center Ballroom
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM
Agenda: University of Kentucky's Economic Impact to the Commonwealth: Dr. Eli Capilouto, President of the University of Kentucky; Smoke-Free Policies and the Workplace: Dr. Lee Todd, Former President of the University of Kentucky, Dr. Mark Evers, Director, University of Kentucky's Markey Cancer Center, Ashli Watts, Manager of Public Affairs, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, Brent Cooper, Kentucky Chamber of Commerce Board Member.
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Boyle County Sheriff's Department retires first member of the K-9 Unit - The Advocate Messenger: Boyle
www.centralkynews.com/amnews/news/local/boyle/boyl....html
"The second night he was on the street, Tjard located $28,000 in cocaine and $4,500 in cash."
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"The second night he was on the street, Tjard located $28,000 in cocaine and $4,500 in cash."
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Perryville residents seeking donations for fundraiser
Main Street Perryville Nov 20 at 2:15 PM
To
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Main Street Perryville News
Fundraiser will help local family pay medical bills
PERRYVILLE, Ky. - Perryville residents are rallying together to support a local family.
Ed "Grizzly" Osborn, owner of Grizzly's BBQ food truck, recently was diagnosed with cancer. He and his family are in need of help with medical bills; so several friends and community members have organized a fundraiser and auction to help pay for the cost of his treatments.
The fundraising event will be Saturday, Nov. 23 at the Perryville Unit #301 American Legion Auxiliary, located at 428 W. Second Street.
Doors open at 11 a.m. The auction begins at 1 p.m. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase, and all proceeds will support the Osborn family.
Grizzly is known around town for his pulled pork and brisket. On most days, you can find his food truck on the corner of U.S. 68 and U.S. 150, near Merchants Row.
Vicki Goode, executive director of Main Street Perryville, said Grizzly's food truck has been a great addition to Perryville. His barbecue is popular among locals and visitors.
"When Grizzly first started setting up and selling his barbecue, we noticed the number of customers quickly increased and they had nowhere to sit," Goode said. "Main Street Perryville joined forces with Grizzly to purchase picnic tables so customers could sit and enjoy their meals."
As his popularity grew, Grizzly bought a larger truck in order to serve an expanding customer base, she said.
"You can always count on Grizzly to fire up his custom-made grill to serve residents and visitors during festivals, events and fundraisers," Goode said.
The entire community appreciates Grizzly's contribution to Perryville, which is why residents are passionate about giving back to his family, she said.
John Key, owner of Keys Nursery, has been a longtime friend of Grizzly and said he doesn't know anyone more caring.
Key said Grizzly became involved in the Lions Club and other Perryville community organizations soon after moving from Maryland about 20 years ago.
"He has become a permanent fixture in our little town," Key said.
Lisa Bottom, vice-president at Farmer's National Bank and Main Street Perryville board member, said it is important for residents to support the Osborn family.
"Grizzly has always been one of the first to volunteer to cook and help out when we have done fundraisers for other families," Bottom said. "We want to be able to return the favor to him and his family as they go through a very trying time."
Donations are still being accepted for Saturday's auction. To donate, contact Bottom at (859) 583-9405 or email lisa.bottom@fnbky.com.
Grizzly's BBQ
Ed "Grizzly" Osborn owns Grizzly's BBQ food truck, which is located on the corner of U.S. 68 and U.S. 150, near Merchants Row in Perryville.
FUNDRAISER & AUCTION
Nov. 23
11 a.m., open
1 a.m., auction
American Legion Auxiliary,
428 W. Second St.,
Perryville, KY
TO DONATE
Contact Lisa Bottom
(859) 583-9405
lisa.bottom@fnbky.com
"Grizzly has always been one of the first to volunteer to cook and help out when we have done fundraisers for other families. We want to be able to return the favor to him and his family as they go through a very trying time."
- Lisa Bottom,
vice president, Farmer's National Bank
Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership | 105 East Walnut Street | Danville | KY | 40422-1817
Main Street Perryville Nov 20 at 2:15 PM
To
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Main Street Perryville News
Fundraiser will help local family pay medical bills
PERRYVILLE, Ky. - Perryville residents are rallying together to support a local family.
Ed "Grizzly" Osborn, owner of Grizzly's BBQ food truck, recently was diagnosed with cancer. He and his family are in need of help with medical bills; so several friends and community members have organized a fundraiser and auction to help pay for the cost of his treatments.
The fundraising event will be Saturday, Nov. 23 at the Perryville Unit #301 American Legion Auxiliary, located at 428 W. Second Street.
Doors open at 11 a.m. The auction begins at 1 p.m. Food and refreshments will be available for purchase, and all proceeds will support the Osborn family.
Grizzly is known around town for his pulled pork and brisket. On most days, you can find his food truck on the corner of U.S. 68 and U.S. 150, near Merchants Row.
Vicki Goode, executive director of Main Street Perryville, said Grizzly's food truck has been a great addition to Perryville. His barbecue is popular among locals and visitors.
"When Grizzly first started setting up and selling his barbecue, we noticed the number of customers quickly increased and they had nowhere to sit," Goode said. "Main Street Perryville joined forces with Grizzly to purchase picnic tables so customers could sit and enjoy their meals."
As his popularity grew, Grizzly bought a larger truck in order to serve an expanding customer base, she said.
"You can always count on Grizzly to fire up his custom-made grill to serve residents and visitors during festivals, events and fundraisers," Goode said.
The entire community appreciates Grizzly's contribution to Perryville, which is why residents are passionate about giving back to his family, she said.
John Key, owner of Keys Nursery, has been a longtime friend of Grizzly and said he doesn't know anyone more caring.
Key said Grizzly became involved in the Lions Club and other Perryville community organizations soon after moving from Maryland about 20 years ago.
"He has become a permanent fixture in our little town," Key said.
Lisa Bottom, vice-president at Farmer's National Bank and Main Street Perryville board member, said it is important for residents to support the Osborn family.
"Grizzly has always been one of the first to volunteer to cook and help out when we have done fundraisers for other families," Bottom said. "We want to be able to return the favor to him and his family as they go through a very trying time."
Donations are still being accepted for Saturday's auction. To donate, contact Bottom at (859) 583-9405 or email lisa.bottom@fnbky.com.
Grizzly's BBQ
Ed "Grizzly" Osborn owns Grizzly's BBQ food truck, which is located on the corner of U.S. 68 and U.S. 150, near Merchants Row in Perryville.
FUNDRAISER & AUCTION
Nov. 23
11 a.m., open
1 a.m., auction
American Legion Auxiliary,
428 W. Second St.,
Perryville, KY
TO DONATE
Contact Lisa Bottom
(859) 583-9405
lisa.bottom@fnbky.com
"Grizzly has always been one of the first to volunteer to cook and help out when we have done fundraisers for other families. We want to be able to return the favor to him and his family as they go through a very trying time."
- Lisa Bottom,
vice president, Farmer's National Bank
Danville-Boyle County Economic Development Partnership | 105 East Walnut Street | Danville | KY | 40422-1817
Wednesday, November 20, 2013
Heading to Frankfort this morning to visit with a group from Woodlawn Elementary and then to a IJC on State Government in the afternoon
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Tuesday, November 19, 2013
Heading to Casey this afternoon to visit with Casey County Steering Committee.
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Sunday, November 17, 2013
Saturday, November 16, 2013
Friday, November 15, 2013
Make Mine Freedom
Caught this on a Roku channel then found on You Tube
Sometimes we need to be reminded
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Caught this on a Roku channel then found on You Tube
Sometimes we need to be reminded
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See what's happening in Perryville
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Main Street Perryville Newsletter
November 15, 2013
A note from MSP executive director Vicki Goode,
Perryville plans fundraiser for 'Grizzly' Osborne and family
Ed "Grizzly" Osborne, owner of Grizzly's BBQ food truck, has been diagnosed with cancer and he and his family are in need of help with medical bills. On Nov. 23, there will be a fundraiser and auction at the Perryville American Legion to help raise money for the Osborne family. Doors will open at 11 a.m. Auction begins at 1 p.m. If you have an item you would like to donate to the auction, please contact Lisa Bottom at (859) 583-9405. Food and refreshments also will be for sale, and 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Osborne family.
Come celebrate the holiday season in Perryville!
On Dec. 14, 2013, join us for the downtown Perryville Christmas Celebration. Start the day off by visiting the Perryville Elementary School Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be a silent auction, arts, crafts, food, games and more!
Next, tour several beautiful homes during the Tour of Historic Homes, 1-5 p.m. The tour begins at the Perryville Community Center with a trip through the Merchants Row Museum. Guests will tour five historical homes around Perryville and will finish with a tour of the Karrick-Parks house where refreshments will be served. Tickets for the tour are $15 per person, and can be bought in advance at Main Street Perryville; Farmer's National Bank in Perryville; or the Danville-Boyle County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, 105 E. Walnut Street, Danville. Tickets also will be sold the day of the event.
After the historic homes tour, stick around for the Perryville Christmas Parade at 6:30 p.m. Click here to download parade entry forms and rules, or pick them up at the Main Street Perryville office, 216 S. Buell Street.
Perryville trivia
In each newsletter, we will issue a trivia question. The first person to call Executive Director Vicki Goode at (859) 332-1862 with the correct answer will win a prize. No one answered the last question about the first solider who died in the Battle of Perryville. The answer is:
1st Sgt.
John W. Deshago
Company F, 3rd Alabama Cavalry, Confederate States of America
Deshago was killed in Action on Oct. 7, 1862
near Pottsville, in Washington county, near the Boyle County line. He was 31 years old. This was a small action on the day before the Main Battle.
This week's question
Where did James Harbison receive his land certificate for 1,400 acres along the Chaplin River on Dec. 18, 1779? Donate!
You can now donate to the restoration of Merchants Row with a click of a button! Click here to access the donation section of the MSP PayPal account.
Main Street Perryville Board
of Directors
Officers
Chair:
Robbie Mayes
Vice Chair:
Lisa Bottom
Secretary:
Joanne Prewitt
Members
Anne Sleet
Bruce Richardson
Alison Arnold
Willie Baker
Steven Willoughby
Tell us!
Are there any items you would like to see in the newsletter? Let us know! We are open to suggestions. Our Sponsors
Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday is a day dedicated to supporting small businesses across the country. Founded by American Express in 2010, this day is celebrated every year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. This year, Small Business Saturday is on November 30th. Be sure to shop local and support our Perryville merchants!
Merchants Row featured in Advocate-Messenger article
The historic preservation efforts of Merchants Row were featured in a recent article in the Advocate-Messenger. In case you missed it, click here to read the story written by reporter Kyle Woosley.
Perryville celebrates Crain Day
On Sunday, Nov. 10, Perryville residents gathered for a dedication ceremony honoring Arthur "Chick" Crain for his service as Perryville fire chief for 50 years. The A.L. Crain Lane - an alleyway that runs from Smith Street to Polk Street - was named after the former fire chief and was unveiled to the public during the ceremony. The city also recognized Clifford "C.P." Crain and Geraldine Crain Harmon, author of "Chaplin Hills," for their contributions to the community.
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Main Street Perryville Newsletter
November 15, 2013
A note from MSP executive director Vicki Goode,
Perryville plans fundraiser for 'Grizzly' Osborne and family
Ed "Grizzly" Osborne, owner of Grizzly's BBQ food truck, has been diagnosed with cancer and he and his family are in need of help with medical bills. On Nov. 23, there will be a fundraiser and auction at the Perryville American Legion to help raise money for the Osborne family. Doors will open at 11 a.m. Auction begins at 1 p.m. If you have an item you would like to donate to the auction, please contact Lisa Bottom at (859) 583-9405. Food and refreshments also will be for sale, and 100 percent of the proceeds will benefit the Osborne family.
Come celebrate the holiday season in Perryville!
On Dec. 14, 2013, join us for the downtown Perryville Christmas Celebration. Start the day off by visiting the Perryville Elementary School Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. There will be a silent auction, arts, crafts, food, games and more!
Next, tour several beautiful homes during the Tour of Historic Homes, 1-5 p.m. The tour begins at the Perryville Community Center with a trip through the Merchants Row Museum. Guests will tour five historical homes around Perryville and will finish with a tour of the Karrick-Parks house where refreshments will be served. Tickets for the tour are $15 per person, and can be bought in advance at Main Street Perryville; Farmer's National Bank in Perryville; or the Danville-Boyle County Convention and Visitor's Bureau, 105 E. Walnut Street, Danville. Tickets also will be sold the day of the event.
After the historic homes tour, stick around for the Perryville Christmas Parade at 6:30 p.m. Click here to download parade entry forms and rules, or pick them up at the Main Street Perryville office, 216 S. Buell Street.
Perryville trivia
In each newsletter, we will issue a trivia question. The first person to call Executive Director Vicki Goode at (859) 332-1862 with the correct answer will win a prize. No one answered the last question about the first solider who died in the Battle of Perryville. The answer is:
1st Sgt.
John W. Deshago
Company F, 3rd Alabama Cavalry, Confederate States of America
Deshago was killed in Action on Oct. 7, 1862
near Pottsville, in Washington county, near the Boyle County line. He was 31 years old. This was a small action on the day before the Main Battle.
This week's question
Where did James Harbison receive his land certificate for 1,400 acres along the Chaplin River on Dec. 18, 1779? Donate!
You can now donate to the restoration of Merchants Row with a click of a button! Click here to access the donation section of the MSP PayPal account.
Main Street Perryville Board
of Directors
Officers
Chair:
Robbie Mayes
Vice Chair:
Lisa Bottom
Secretary:
Joanne Prewitt
Members
Anne Sleet
Bruce Richardson
Alison Arnold
Willie Baker
Steven Willoughby
Tell us!
Are there any items you would like to see in the newsletter? Let us know! We are open to suggestions. Our Sponsors
Small Business Saturday
Small Business Saturday is a day dedicated to supporting small businesses across the country. Founded by American Express in 2010, this day is celebrated every year on the Saturday after Thanksgiving. This year, Small Business Saturday is on November 30th. Be sure to shop local and support our Perryville merchants!
Merchants Row featured in Advocate-Messenger article
The historic preservation efforts of Merchants Row were featured in a recent article in the Advocate-Messenger. In case you missed it, click here to read the story written by reporter Kyle Woosley.
Perryville celebrates Crain Day
On Sunday, Nov. 10, Perryville residents gathered for a dedication ceremony honoring Arthur "Chick" Crain for his service as Perryville fire chief for 50 years. The A.L. Crain Lane - an alleyway that runs from Smith Street to Polk Street - was named after the former fire chief and was unveiled to the public during the ceremony. The city also recognized Clifford "C.P." Crain and Geraldine Crain Harmon, author of "Chaplin Hills," for their contributions to the community.
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Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Monday, November 11, 2013
Participating in Veterans Day events both in Boyle and Casey today.
A Big Thank You to those who have as well as those who continue to serve.
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A Big Thank You to those who have as well as those who continue to serve.
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Saturday, November 9, 2013
Don't let Christ be your Rock Tumbler
Several years ago my wife and daughters got me a Rock Tumbler for my birthday. It was a sincere gift that was just a little bit of a joke because I had wanted one since I was kid and talked about it from time to time about how I wanted it. I was so excited when I received and was very touched. However, I was very busy then and didn't get a chance to open up and set up. Time passed and I said I would eventually get out and set up. Today I found and just as I had left, it was unopened. Christ gives us the great gift of Forgiveness and Salvation. But, it is up to us to open, accept, and utilize that Salvation. Don't wait till the gift gathers dust.
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Several years ago my wife and daughters got me a Rock Tumbler for my birthday. It was a sincere gift that was just a little bit of a joke because I had wanted one since I was kid and talked about it from time to time about how I wanted it. I was so excited when I received and was very touched. However, I was very busy then and didn't get a chance to open up and set up. Time passed and I said I would eventually get out and set up. Today I found and just as I had left, it was unopened. Christ gives us the great gift of Forgiveness and Salvation. But, it is up to us to open, accept, and utilize that Salvation. Don't wait till the gift gathers dust.
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Friday, November 8, 2013
One of the Gallery Hop locations
Dixon Design
Also stop by Nationwide Insurance
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Dixon Design
Also stop by Nationwide Insurance
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
Enjoyed visiting with everyone at the Danville Boyle County Chamber Breakfast this morning It was good seeing Rep Kim King there as well
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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Trey Lyles' commitment pushes Kentucky's 2014 class to No. 1 | Recruiting | www.kentucky.com
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"Trey Lyles, the top-ranked power forward in the Class of 2014, committed to Kentucky on Tuesday, picking the Wildcats over archrival Louisville."
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"Trey Lyles, the top-ranked power forward in the Class of 2014, committed to Kentucky on Tuesday, picking the Wildcats over archrival Louisville."
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Monday, November 4, 2013
Moffett rules out run for governor in 2015 - The Advocate Messenger: State
www.centralkynews.com/amnews/news/state/moffett-ru....html
"Moffett, a tea party advocate who was runner up in the 2011 GOP gubernatorial primary, said the timing isn't right to pursue another statewide race. He and his wife will have four teenage children at home when the next gubernatorial campaign season heats up."
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"Moffett, a tea party advocate who was runner up in the 2011 GOP gubernatorial primary, said the timing isn't right to pursue another statewide race. He and his wife will have four teenage children at home when the next gubernatorial campaign season heats up."
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How to read the Bible - The Advocate Messenger: Religion
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"There are a few steps that any believer can apply to acquire the ability to understand the Bible and relate it to his life."
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"There are a few steps that any believer can apply to acquire the ability to understand the Bible and relate it to his life."
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This morning I will be heading to Casey County to visit with the Casey County Retired Teachers
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Friday, November 1, 2013
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Tuesday, October 29, 2013
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Heading to Lake Malone for Committee Meeting
1:00pm, Lake Malone State Park
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON STATE GOVERNMENT
Agenda: Discussion of the Kentucky State Parks system.
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1:00pm, Lake Malone State Park
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON STATE GOVERNMENT
Agenda: Discussion of the Kentucky State Parks system.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Heading to Frankfort today
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
1:00pm, Annex Room 171
TASK FORCE ON ELECTIONS, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Agenda: RESTORATION OF VOTING RIGHTS: Myrna Pérez, Director, Voting Rights and Elections Project, and Deputy Director, Democracy Program, Brennan Center for Justice - NYU School of Law, Raoul Cunningham, President, NAACP - Louisville Branch, Rev. Dean Bucalos, Kentucky Council of Churches, Michael Hiser, Honey Dozier, and Tayna Fogle, Kentucky Restoration of Voting Rights Coalition; VOTER IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Hans von Spakovsky, Manager, Election Law Reform Initiative, and Senior Legal Fellow, Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, The Heritage Foundation, James Lewis, Leslie County Clerk, and Elections Committee Chair, Kentucky County Clerk's Association.
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
1:00pm, Annex Room 171
TASK FORCE ON ELECTIONS, CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS, AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS Agenda: RESTORATION OF VOTING RIGHTS: Myrna Pérez, Director, Voting Rights and Elections Project, and Deputy Director, Democracy Program, Brennan Center for Justice - NYU School of Law, Raoul Cunningham, President, NAACP - Louisville Branch, Rev. Dean Bucalos, Kentucky Council of Churches, Michael Hiser, Honey Dozier, and Tayna Fogle, Kentucky Restoration of Voting Rights Coalition; VOTER IDENTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS: Hans von Spakovsky, Manager, Election Law Reform Initiative, and Senior Legal Fellow, Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, The Heritage Foundation, James Lewis, Leslie County Clerk, and Elections Committee Chair, Kentucky County Clerk's Association.
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
Heading to Toyota for a committee meeting today
Thursday, October 17, 2013
1:00pm, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Inc.
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM
Agenda: Toyota Overview and Update: Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program (AMT)--Bluegrass Community and Technical College; The Lexus Project Announcement at TMMK: Project Overview, Kentucky Incentive for Lexus Project, Wage Assessments Local and State, Local Infrastructure Improvement, Regional Workforce Development; KCTCS/BCTC - Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center - Georgetown Campus at Lanes Run Business. Members: Sen. Alice Forgy Kerr (Co-Chair), Rep. Keith Hall (Co-Chair), Sen. Julian M. Carroll, Sen. Perry B. Clark, Sen. Carroll Gibson, Sen. Chris Girdler, Sen. Denise Harper Angel, Sen. Ernie Harris, Sen. Jimmy Higdon, Sen. Dennis Parrett, Sen. Mike Wilson, Rep. Julie Raque Adams, Rep. Lynn Bechler, Rep. Kevin D. Bratcher, Rep. Larry Clark, Rep. Leslie Combs, Rep. Tim Couch, Rep. Jim DeCesare, Rep. Mike Denham, Rep. Bob M. DeWeese, Rep. Jeffery Donohue, Rep. Myron Dossett, Rep. Jim Gooch, Rep. Jeff Greer, Rep. Mike Harmon, Rep. Richard Heath, Rep. Richard Henderson, Rep. Dennis Horlander, Rep. Dennis Keene, Rep. Thomas Kerr, Rep. Kim King, Rep. Martha Jane King, Rep. Adam Koenig, Rep. Brian Linder, Rep. Tom McKee, Rep. Terry Mills, Rep. David Osborne, Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo, Rep. John Short, Rep. Arnold Simpson, Rep. John Will Stacy, Rep. Fitz Steele, Rep. Wilson Stone, Rep. Tommy Thompson, Rep. Russell Webber, Rep. Jill York Note: Joint meeting with the IJC on Labor & Industry, at the Toyota North American Production Support Center
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Thursday, October 17, 2013
1:00pm, Toyota Motor Manufacturing, Inc.
INTERIM JOINT COMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND TOURISM
Agenda: Toyota Overview and Update: Advanced Manufacturing Technician Program (AMT)--Bluegrass Community and Technical College; The Lexus Project Announcement at TMMK: Project Overview, Kentucky Incentive for Lexus Project, Wage Assessments Local and State, Local Infrastructure Improvement, Regional Workforce Development; KCTCS/BCTC - Advanced Manufacturing Technology Center - Georgetown Campus at Lanes Run Business. Members: Sen. Alice Forgy Kerr (Co-Chair), Rep. Keith Hall (Co-Chair), Sen. Julian M. Carroll, Sen. Perry B. Clark, Sen. Carroll Gibson, Sen. Chris Girdler, Sen. Denise Harper Angel, Sen. Ernie Harris, Sen. Jimmy Higdon, Sen. Dennis Parrett, Sen. Mike Wilson, Rep. Julie Raque Adams, Rep. Lynn Bechler, Rep. Kevin D. Bratcher, Rep. Larry Clark, Rep. Leslie Combs, Rep. Tim Couch, Rep. Jim DeCesare, Rep. Mike Denham, Rep. Bob M. DeWeese, Rep. Jeffery Donohue, Rep. Myron Dossett, Rep. Jim Gooch, Rep. Jeff Greer, Rep. Mike Harmon, Rep. Richard Heath, Rep. Richard Henderson, Rep. Dennis Horlander, Rep. Dennis Keene, Rep. Thomas Kerr, Rep. Kim King, Rep. Martha Jane King, Rep. Adam Koenig, Rep. Brian Linder, Rep. Tom McKee, Rep. Terry Mills, Rep. David Osborne, Rep. Ruth Ann Palumbo, Rep. John Short, Rep. Arnold Simpson, Rep. John Will Stacy, Rep. Fitz Steele, Rep. Wilson Stone, Rep. Tommy Thompson, Rep. Russell Webber, Rep. Jill York Note: Joint meeting with the IJC on Labor & Industry, at the Toyota North American Production Support Center
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Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Welcome to the Constitution
During the Government Shutdown, I have been somewhat silent except with friends and family. I tend to stay away from much of the noise that politics has become even though I count myself among those in the Tea Party. However, I find myself compelled to speak briefly on this issue even though this is at the Federal level and I am but a humble servant of the people at the State level.
Whether you are Liberal, Conservative, or Moderate, believe the House Members (and I do mean House not just Republicans) are Terrorist or the Senate has lost their mind, whether the President is kind, caring, and considerate, or Satin himself, there is one thing we should stop to consider and that is our history and more specifically our Constitution. You see our Founders in their infinite wisdom knew there were going to be times we don’t get along (or is that sing a song?) They also know the old saying that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. That is why they set in place a set of checks and balances. Power is shared by three branches of the government, The Executive, The Legislative, and The Judicial. During our short history as a nation, each branch has tried to seize more power than was delegated to it by the Constitution. Our Founders knew this would happen. Many have forgotten, but the check given to Congress and more specifically the House is the power of the purse string. I say the House because Appropriation bills are to start in the House. So whether you agree with what the House is doing or you do not, that power was given specifically to be a necessary check.
Over the last several weeks my wife and I have been retaking the Dave Ramsey course FPU again and we paid for our daughter to take. In the course for personal finance he talks about first taking care of the four walls. He sets those as Food, Shelter, Utilities, and transportation. The controversy over the Government Shutdown will eventually end, but our real problem is just beginning. Although I know governments are a bit different than people, much of the same math applies. If you continue to spend more than you have coming in you either have to borrow or print money. Both options put you into bondage either to another country or to inflation.
As a country, we will soon have to choose our 4 walls, focus on those, and with what is left push to lower and hopefully in some lifetime pay off the debt and unfunded obligations. This will not be fun, but sometime, if not now, we will have to speak to ourselves as Dave speaks to creditors who he can’t pay at the moment. "Give me more.” "No” "Raise the Debt Limit or the world will blow up.” "So” "Raise the Debt Limit or you will lose your next election!” "So”
Don’t misunderstand me. I don’t want the market to crash, people to go hungry, or throw my mother off the cliff. But if we do not grow up, if we give into fear, and fail to address the problems soon, we will have done that anyway all the while claiming that we have built the unsinkable ship. Arrogance is short lived when it hits an inanimate iceberg.
Pray for our country. Love the Lord and love one another.
During the Government Shutdown, I have been somewhat silent except with friends and family. I tend to stay away from much of the noise that politics has become even though I count myself among those in the Tea Party. However, I find myself compelled to speak briefly on this issue even though this is at the Federal level and I am but a humble servant of the people at the State level.
Whether you are Liberal, Conservative, or Moderate, believe the House Members (and I do mean House not just Republicans) are Terrorist or the Senate has lost their mind, whether the President is kind, caring, and considerate, or Satin himself, there is one thing we should stop to consider and that is our history and more specifically our Constitution. You see our Founders in their infinite wisdom knew there were going to be times we don’t get along (or is that sing a song?) They also know the old saying that power corrupts and absolute power corrupts absolutely. That is why they set in place a set of checks and balances. Power is shared by three branches of the government, The Executive, The Legislative, and The Judicial. During our short history as a nation, each branch has tried to seize more power than was delegated to it by the Constitution. Our Founders knew this would happen. Many have forgotten, but the check given to Congress and more specifically the House is the power of the purse string. I say the House because Appropriation bills are to start in the House. So whether you agree with what the House is doing or you do not, that power was given specifically to be a necessary check.
Over the last several weeks my wife and I have been retaking the Dave Ramsey course FPU again and we paid for our daughter to take. In the course for personal finance he talks about first taking care of the four walls. He sets those as Food, Shelter, Utilities, and transportation. The controversy over the Government Shutdown will eventually end, but our real problem is just beginning. Although I know governments are a bit different than people, much of the same math applies. If you continue to spend more than you have coming in you either have to borrow or print money. Both options put you into bondage either to another country or to inflation.
As a country, we will soon have to choose our 4 walls, focus on those, and with what is left push to lower and hopefully in some lifetime pay off the debt and unfunded obligations. This will not be fun, but sometime, if not now, we will have to speak to ourselves as Dave speaks to creditors who he can’t pay at the moment. "Give me more.” "No” "Raise the Debt Limit or the world will blow up.” "So” "Raise the Debt Limit or you will lose your next election!” "So”
Don’t misunderstand me. I don’t want the market to crash, people to go hungry, or throw my mother off the cliff. But if we do not grow up, if we give into fear, and fail to address the problems soon, we will have done that anyway all the while claiming that we have built the unsinkable ship. Arrogance is short lived when it hits an inanimate iceberg.
Pray for our country. Love the Lord and love one another.
Friday, October 11, 2013
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A Constitutional Minute
7.1 All bills for raising revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with amendments as on other Bills.
https://chumly.com/n/1f886aa
7.1 All bills for raising revenue shall originate in the House of Representatives; but the Senate may propose or concur with amendments as on other Bills.
https://chumly.com/n/1f886aa
Thursday, October 3, 2013
PRESS RELEASE-Rep. Mike Harmon again pre-files bill that would change the election slate on gubernatorial races in Kentucky
Subject: PRESS RELEASE-Rep. Mike Harmon again pre-files bill that would change the election slate on gubernatorial races in Kentucky
KENTUCKY HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rep. Mike Harmon again pre-files bill that would change the election slate on gubernatorial races in Kentucky Proposal filed for 2014 session would push back selection of running mate until after primary election
FRANKFORT, Ky. (October 3, 2013) –Representative Mike Harmon, R-Danville (54th District) announced today he has again filed legislation that would move the requirement of gubernatorial candidates to select a running mate until after the May primary election. Harmon filed BR 127 for the 2013 session, and previously filed the bill in the 2012 session as House Bill 109.
"My bill would simply adopt the same system we use for presidential elections, which allows parties to select the best candidates for Vice President after the primary elections by allowing gubernatorial candidates to select running mates after securing their party’s nomination,” said Rep. Harmon. "It is my belief this legislation is bipartisan in nature, and I’m hopeful it will gain support and consideration in the upcoming 60-day session.”
The winning gubernatorial candidate for their respective political party would be required to name their running mate and file paperwork with the Secretary of State’s office by 4 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday following Kentucky’s primary election in preparation for the November general election. If the gubernatorial candidate fails to select a running mate by the deadline, the governing body of the candidate’s respective party would then select someone to be their nominee for Lt. Governor and notify the Secretary of State’s office within one week after a vacancy has been declared.
It would also allow a gubernatorial candidate the ability to select a replacement candidate for Lt. Governor on their slate if the original candidate dies, is declared ineligible for the office, or has a severe disabling condition.
For more information on Rep. Harmon’s bill, go to www.lrc.ky.gov/record/14rs/HB35.htm. chumly.com/attachment/14165357
https://chumly.com/n/1f7caa7
KENTUCKY HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rep. Mike Harmon again pre-files bill that would change the election slate on gubernatorial races in Kentucky Proposal filed for 2014 session would push back selection of running mate until after primary election
FRANKFORT, Ky. (October 3, 2013) –Representative Mike Harmon, R-Danville (54th District) announced today he has again filed legislation that would move the requirement of gubernatorial candidates to select a running mate until after the May primary election. Harmon filed BR 127 for the 2013 session, and previously filed the bill in the 2012 session as House Bill 109.
"My bill would simply adopt the same system we use for presidential elections, which allows parties to select the best candidates for Vice President after the primary elections by allowing gubernatorial candidates to select running mates after securing their party’s nomination,” said Rep. Harmon. "It is my belief this legislation is bipartisan in nature, and I’m hopeful it will gain support and consideration in the upcoming 60-day session.”
The winning gubernatorial candidate for their respective political party would be required to name their running mate and file paperwork with the Secretary of State’s office by 4 p.m. on the fourth Tuesday following Kentucky’s primary election in preparation for the November general election. If the gubernatorial candidate fails to select a running mate by the deadline, the governing body of the candidate’s respective party would then select someone to be their nominee for Lt. Governor and notify the Secretary of State’s office within one week after a vacancy has been declared.
It would also allow a gubernatorial candidate the ability to select a replacement candidate for Lt. Governor on their slate if the original candidate dies, is declared ineligible for the office, or has a severe disabling condition.
For more information on Rep. Harmon’s bill, go to www.lrc.ky.gov/record/14rs/HB35.htm. chumly.com/attachment/14165357
https://chumly.com/n/1f7caa7
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
I know sometimes we must take time to pause and find ourself. The next time I need to do that I'll know to go to the Pikeville area. And yes as you can see Harmon is to the Right.
https://chumly.com/n/1f6c9ab
https://chumly.com/n/1f6c9ab
Monday, September 30, 2013
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