The editor:
This past week a very dear friend of mine, Jenie Johnston, passed away Sunday, June 7 here in Frankfort, Ky. She is from there in Morehead, but to get to the point is that she was brought to Northcutt Funeral Home there in Morehead and was buried in the county and I want to thank your people in Morehead for the reverence they showed the funeral procession on the way to the graveyard. It really made me rejoice that there are people out there like that to care about the dead and their loved ones.
Betty Mason
Frankfort
Letters to the Editor
June 19, 2009
Respect for funeral appreciated
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Appreciation for SEAL’s return
On behalf of the entire Thomas and Trent families, we would like to express our deepest appreciation for the outpouring of love and respect shown on behalf of our son, Chief, Special Warfare Operator, Collin Trent Thomas, SEAL, USN.
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Congress not upholding the law
Thursday morning August the nineteenth the main television news was about a baseball pitcher named Roger Clement that lied to Congress about taking steroids. For this he was going to get jail time.
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‘Welfare state’ 40 years later
I found this poem in my files that I had for over 40 years probably. The Morehead News was $10 a year then and W.E. Crutcher was publisher.
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Bike rack project a success
Sustainable Morehead wants to thank those who donated bike racks and/or allowed us to place bike racks on your premises.
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Christmas in July well supported
Rowan County Christmas would like to express our heartfelt thanks for all of the support for our "Christmas in July" Silent Auction.
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Teaching without prayer
I read the following story in a magazine and wanted to share it with your readers: After being interviewed by the school administration, the teaching prospect said, “Let me see if I’ve got this right
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Dog pound thanks pet groomers
In this day and age with the hustle and bustle, and everyone busy with their own problems and concerns, it is really wonderful to run across somebody who gives of their time and talents for the homeless animals.
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Thanks for helping after accident
I was involved in a one-car accident on Cranston Road on June 23. After flipping and rolling my car, my first image and audio was a man asking me if I was OK. I later learned he was “Mr. Stacey,” whose parents ran Stacey Grocery for so many years on Cranston Road.
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Area has many existing attractions
Visions of a Rails for Trails through our community, surrounding areas and parts of Appalachia seem as a splendid idea. However, thoughts of the hiccups and obstacles that have submerged for many years exhaust me.
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Good news on front page is welcome
I wish to commend you and your front page on July 6. How great it was to see those smiling faces doing a good work for someone in need as well as our community.
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