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City commission considers police budget, new chief

The Taylorsville City Commission conducted two special meetings last week regarding the city’s upcoming 2014-2015 fiscal year budget, which included significant discussion regarding the city’s police force.
The first special meeting, held on April 7 included Kentucky League of Cities representatives Andrea Shindlebower and Mark Filburn. Filburn, a law enforcement specialist for KLC made a presentation regarding the city’s future hire of a new police chief. The new chief has become a necessity due to the retirement of current chief Toby Lewis.

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Woman arrested after backing over pedestrian

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Bomb threat unfounded, police step up presence

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I have a bat

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No bomb found following threat made on high school bathroom wall

An apparent bomb threat was discovered at Spencer County High School this afternoon scribbled on a bathroom wall. The incident is currently under investigation by law enforcement, but a Kentucky State Police K-9 unit swept the building and found nothing suspicious, Superintendent Chuck Adams said.

Taylorsville Police were also on the scene.

"In today's society, today's age, you can't take anything for granted," Adams said.

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Nursing home
in need of piano or keyboard
Signature Healthcare, a local nursing home, is in need of a piano or electric keyboard.
Anyone wishing to donate, please contact Phillip Ingram at 502-538-6076. Volunteers from the nursing home will gladly pick up the instrument.

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Bevin seeks to close on McConnell

by SAM YOUNGMAN
Lexington Herald-Leader

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Planning and zoning commission approves change

The Taylorsville Spencer County Joint Planning and Zoning commission voted unanimously to approve a recommendation to rezone a property located at 425 Normandy Road from R-1 to RM-1.
The approved recommendation came over the objection of several nearby residents, who had voiced their concerns during two separate meetings on the issue. Property owner Edgar Ray Thompson said, during a previous meeting, that his request for rezoning would be to allow his daughter to place a manufactured home on the property.

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Dinner in jail to give citizens look at history

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Fiscal court takes first step in levee recertification

The Spencer County Fiscal Court took the first step to help with the cost of floodwall certification by unanimously approving the first reading of a lease ordinance designed to finance the project.
County Judge Executive Bill Karrer said he and Spencer County Flood Control and Drainage District No. 1 President Mike Driscoll went to the Kentucky Association of Counties to pitch the proposal to them. Karrer explained that KACO representatives suggested the lease option.

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