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Top 11 Area News Links: Wet-dry election in Glasgow Slaking thirsts and water issues abound in South Central Kentucky, from water shortages to alcoholic beverage vote this November 6, in Glasgow, KY, are in today's Top 11 Area News Links. Plus there's a great story about the Green River Animal Shelter, about the $6 million water intake Garrison Construction is building for Albany, though they are mentioned by name, an update on the Millers who were in the Jaremy's Ride Saturday, about the new CU Louisville campus, and for varmintologist, a panther or bobcat story from Greensburg, and a story about a slope slipping in construction at Halcomb's Landing : Story on Green River Animal Shelter in Times Journal online And the same Times-Journal has a wonderful story about a wonderful Adair-Russell-Metcalfe institution, the Green River Animal Shelter. Along with it, there is a picture of April Janes, a shelter employee, holding the two cutest puppies you ever saw: Area shelter receives 75 animals per month from Russell County It is also by Derek Aaron. Drought increasing problems at Wolf Creek Dam A weekly update on the Wolf Creek Dam website tells of increasing problems with downstream fishlife and has a report which includes this entry "We experienced a shallow-seated slope failure along the new access road to the launching ramp. The failure occurred in a 3-4 foot thick veneer along a weathered shale surface approxi- mately 300 feet long. The contractor constructed a bench at the toe of the slope and placed about 6000 cu- bic yards of shot rock to stabilize the area," There's a photo of construction of handicap assessable ramp at Halcomb's Landing. Click here to read all Wet-Dry question will be on ballot in Glasgow on Nov. 6, 2007 A petition to have an alcoholic beverage vote for the City of Glasgow is posted at the Glasgow Daily Times online: Alcohol question will be on ballotVolunteers get more than 2,000 signatures is by Brad Dickerson and was posted August 15, 2007, at 2:02pmCT Hart County residents told to boil water Parts of Hart County were issued Boil Water Advisories, according to a story in the Glasgow Daily Times online: Hart Advised to Boil Water posted August 15, 2007, at 1:53pm CT in the Glasgow Daily Times online. The story does not say how well known to ColumbiaMagazine.com readers Hart Countian, Tom Chaney, is affected. (Guntown Mountain is across the line in Barren County, so this story doesn't apply to Columbia's Stanley Lawson, either) Somerset has plenty of water, Bill Mardis reports A story on the drought and Pulaski County is in the Commonwealth Journal online. Despite dry, hot weather, Pulaski has plenty water is by Bill Mardis, and was posted August 15, 2007 at 9:06amET/8:06amCT. Story in Louisville Courier-Journal about CU Louisville Campus There's a story by Nancy C. Rodriguez, with 10 photos, in the Courier Journal online: University opens new Louisville campus Campbellsville has more degree paths The story was posted Wednesday, August 15, 2007 Taylor County has school enrollment increase Crowded Halls is in the Thursday, August 16, 2007, CKNJ Online, Campbellsville, KY, and is by James Roberts. Times Journal has story on Harold and Dee Miller motorcycle crash There's a story with a picture of Councilman Harold Miller in this morning's Russell Springs, KY Times-Journal online: Jamestown councilman, wife critical after wreck its datelined Liberty, KY, Aug. 16-22 issue, and is by Derek Aaron. Panther or bobcat: Story in Greensburg Record Herald online Story in Greensburg tends to debunk a reported sighting of a panther in Green County: Panther or bobcat is by Jerry Bagby. (Note: link may not work a few days after August 16, 2007) Story in the August 15, 2007 paper and online. Hometown story on Joyce Sampson, AC flame coach, in Albany paper There's a more complete story about the crash which killed Adair-Clinton Flame Coach Joyce Sampson in the Clinton County News online: Clinton businesswoman killed in wreck near dam. It was posted on August 16, 2007. There's a story on Garrison Construction project use, no mention Garrison Construction In the same issue of the Clinton County News online, August 16, 2007, there's a story about the new Lake Cumberland water intake. Though the story doesn't mention it, an Adair County firm, Garrison Construction Co, built the $6 million intake: Council hears report on intake move This story was posted on 2007-08-16 11:38:55
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