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Adorable puppies found on Barnett's Creek Road
 2017-08-08 - Pellyton, KY - Photo by Bill Aldridge. Found: These adorable puppies on Barnett's Creek Road need a new loving home. Take one or both. I already have three dogs and two cats. Please call Jackie Aldridge at 606-787-5836 for a lot of love.
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Superintendent Cook talks about gas equipment needs
 2017-08-08 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). Gas Superintendent Ronald Cook appeared before the Council as the discussion begins on updating gas verbiage and rates which would mean revenue enhancements for the Columbia Gas Department. City gas rates, which have not been changed in over a dozen years, received most of the attention at Monday night's regular council meeting, August 7, 2017. Mayor Curtis Hardwick and the Gas Department's Anne-Marie Austin presented proposed Ordinance No. 610.71, changing verbiage for customer billing and adding a rate increase.
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Columbia City Council 07 Aug 2017: Anne-Marie Austin
 2017-08-08 - City Hall, 116 Campbellsville Street, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c). Anne-Marie Austin, who served as session recorder in the absence of City Clerk Rhonda Loy, offered clarifications on a proposal for new verbiage in the city's gas ordinance, and a consideration of a small increase in the gas rate. Both the verbiage change and the rate increase will result in added margins for the utility, which, Mayor Hardwick and City Gas Superintendendent Ron Cook said, is in dire need of equipment, especially since the City sold the water and sewer component to the Adair County Water District, now known as the Columbia/Adair Utility District, or CAUD. A first reading was given to the ordinance. At Council Member Ron Rogers request and Austin's response, the next meeting considering the request for the ordinance change will be presented two alternatives: One with the verbiage change only, the other with price changes, too. Also partially seen in the photo, Council Member Pam Hoots, who, along with others, are waiting, with open minds, to be convinced that the request for increased revenue is in the best interest of the community. - EW
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