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Janis Buntain, 57

Janis Buntain, 57, Mt. Eden, died Tuesday, March 11, 2014 at her home.

Survivors included her husband, Larry Buntain; two sons, James Tyler and Christian Buntain; one stepson, Larry Buntain, Jr.; one stepdaughter, Juanita Buntain; and her mother, Frances Parsley of Indianapolis.

Funeral services were Friday at Pleasant Hill Christian Church in Mt. Eden. Burial was in Best Cemetery.

Arrangements were by Webb Funeral Home.

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Winchester man marks 105th birthday

By Kendall Sparks

KPA News Service

Glenn Thornberry is, once again, thinking nothing of the milestone he hit March 13 — his 105th birthday.

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Disappointment can be a blessing in disguise

By Brian Owens

Faith columnist

I had accepted that my child would have Down syndrome, decided there was nothing in the world that could change my love for him. I had loved him from the moment I knew I was pregnant with him. Did I love him unconditionally? I did. But still. The pain was there.”

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Tilling garden now gives head start to garden

I know it’s March. Tournament basketball is on TV. So, where is that spring weather?

Tomorrow is officially the first day of spring, and I believe we are all looking forward to a little more warmth. But the “old man” just doesn’t seem to want to go. On the bright side, the Earth is shifting, so warmth will eventually get here. When the mercury does rise to the upper 90s and people start complaining, I’m going to speak two words to them. (No, not those two words.) I’ll simply say, “Beats winter!”

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Fresh green beans best when picked before seeds develop in pod

By Joan Martin

Guest columnist

There have been a few days lately when it looked like it might be time to start gardening, or at least tilling.

Frozen vegetables are OK when there’s nothing in the garden, but I love fresh veggies. Green beans, also known as snap or string beans, are the most popular edible pod bean in the country. I prefer to grow bush beans because I don’t want to bother with supports.

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THE WAY WE WERE: Oldest teacher in Anderson turns95

50 YEARS AGO

Thursday, March 19, 1964

Mrs. Myrtie Sweeney Morris, the oldest living teacher in Anderson County, celebrated her 95th birthday.

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Lawrenceburg woman indicted for assaulting Frankfort police officer

By Kristina Belcher

The State Journal

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House, Senate consider snow day relief bills

By Valarie Honeycutt Spears

KPA News Service

FRANKFORT — With leading lawmakers at loggerheads, Kentucky school districts remain in limbo as they attempt to finalize the calendar for a school year pocked with snow days.

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Man arrested at Mays Road home after allegedly firing at officers

An Anderson County man was arrested Monday night after firing shots at law enforcement officers who had been dispatched to his house on Mays Road.

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Cotton's vision for county: Growth, prosperity

Republican candidate Noal Cotton has spent his whole career, about 25 years, in public service to Lawrenceburg and Anderson County.

If elected as county judge-executive in November, current city maintenance supervisor Cotton said he would channel that same dedication to serve voters and address the needs of Anderson County.

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