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Fulton County Primary Election Results May 20, 2008

Will 11:59 p.m. tonight mark the end of the Fulton County Rescue Squad?

Unless an agreement is reached with the Fulton County Fiscal Court, tonight may very well mark the end of the Fulton County Rescue Squad.

On May 12, members of the squad voted to suspend emergency responses effective tonight at 11:59.

Fulton County Judge Executive David Gallagher stated Tuesday that plans are in place to provide services if the rescue squad does refuse to answer calls. " Their refusal to respond or suspend will effectively terminate the state of affiliation now in effect".

Gallagher added, "We are examining all options and are greatly disappointed that the rescue squad has decided to take this action".

Details of the decision to suspend emergency responses are outlined in the letter to the editor from Jim Moss, of the rescue squad...click here for letter to editor
 
A swarm of bees was removed from the tree at the corner of Lake Street and One Banker's Place Tuesday afternoon. Bryant Kerns, from Mayfield was called in for the task.
(Photos courtesy of Nelda Bushart NCB Realtors)

Rosie Crice

Kentucky State Police arrested Rosie Crice (27) of LaCenter today, charging her with Perjury 1st Degree.  The offense of Perjury is a Class D felony punishable by 1 to 5 years in prison.   Crice testified under oath on April 1,2008 in Hickman Circuit Court, for the prosecution, in the murder case of Commonwealth of Kentucky vs. Quincy Omar Cross; and she subsequently testified again, while under oath, for the defense on April 3, 2008, stating that she had previously lied under oath on April 1st.  The perjury charge pertains to this series of testimony.

 

Crice was previously convicted, and sentenced on December 11, 2007 in Ballard Circuit Court (# 07-CR-00079) for Possession of Controlled Substance-1st Degree (cocaine) and Drug Paraphernalia-1st Offense.  She received a five (5) year and twelve-month sentence respectively in this case, which was suspended upon her successful completion of Drug Court.  That case was investigated by the Ballard County Sheriff's Department and the Kentucky State Police.

 

Crice was lodged today in the Ballard County Jail.  The investigation is continuing by Detective Michelle Kent of the Kentucky State Police.

   KSP needs your assistance


     The Kentucky State Police Post One are asking area residents to help identify locations and persons growing marijuana indoors or outdoors. 

     Police are asking landowners to be aware of possible marijuana growing operations on their land.  They should watch for worn trails that lead to roads, and trails leading to sources of water.  Many growers operate at night.  State Police are warning landowners to watch for person’s trespassing at night by listening for the sound of machinery such as four-wheelers, tillers, mowers and chainsaws.  They should also be aware of lights coming from areas that are not normally lighted and vehicles parked in odd places. 

     Should you suspect possible illegal activity on your land or find marijuana while hunting or farming, please contact the Kentucky State Police Post One at (270) 856-3721, 1-800-DOPE-TIP or fill out the attached tip sheet and send it in to Post One.  All tips and information can be reported and the caller remains anonymous. 


Recent Articles
Hickman City Code Inspector charged with Sexual Abuse

Former Hickman County teacher charged with Unlawful Transaction with a Minor


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Cub Scout Pack 40 Pinewood Derby recently held


Heritage Bank announces high school scholarship recipients for 2008


From 25 Cents To Here..the story of a broom man


Fulton City Commission approves residential garbage rate increase of 22.8%


Fulton Public Library spotlights local authors


Twin Cities Railroad Museum Open House and Ribbon Cutting




Health and Medical News
How not to get sick on your summer trip...more>>
Potential blood test for lung cancer...more>>
Sleep deprivation affects ability to make sense of what we see...more>>
Dermatologists link family history to shingles susceptibility...more>>
21st birthday binge drinking extremely common; can pose serious health issues...more>>
Only about 1 in 10 adult Americans are health literate...more>>
Lung cancer patients can tolerate post-surgery exercise, and can benefit from it...more>>
Asthma linked to higher suicidal thoughts with attempts...more>>
New nationwide report estimates one in every 12 adolescents experienced major depression in the past year...more>>

Lifestyles
Fulton Kentucky News welcomes Dr. Linda Holderness Bradford as a monthly contributor. Dr. Bradford is a retired professor who has taught university, college and community college psychology courses for over 25 years.
EVERYDAY PSYCHOLOGY & WELLNESS
A monthly listing of Psych & Wellness sites for our everyday lives here in Fulton.

Dr. Linda Holderness Bradford
May 2008
Summer Snakes....
Some people believe an innate fear of snakes is a universal fear related
to our biblical beginnings in the Garden of Eden. Others, however, debate the idea of innate fears and provide strong research support for the position that fears are learned, not inborn.
Either way, as fears go > >>

Cheers and good psychology to you, Dr. B

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Wednesday, May 21, 2008
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Greg Fossett

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Today
Today is May 21, the 142nd day of 2008. There are 224 days remaining in the year.
Today in History
1947 - Joe DiMaggio and five of his New York Yankee teammates were fined $100 because they had not fulfilled contract requirements to do promotional duties for the team. 

 
Today's Famous Birthdays
Mr. T- 1952
Raymond Burr- 1917
Harold Robbins- 1916
Fats Waller- 1904

A Quote for the Day

“I would remind you that extremism in the defense of liberty is no vice! And let me remind you also that moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue."

Barry Goldwater


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