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Public Records - August 6, 2015

Property Transfers

Eric and Barbara Conklin to Herbert Stewart, Lot 13, The Woods, 5318 Barkwood Drive, La Grange, $270,000

Carondelet Farm, Inc. to Carondelet Farm, Inc., Tracts 1 2 3 4, Minor Plat, $393,690

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2015 Oldham County Fair Pageants

Each night of the Oldham County Fair, held July 28 through Aug. 1 at the Oldham County Fairgrounds, featured a different pageant. Here are pictures of the winners.

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Prospecting for history

Prospect’s City Council has created a project that aims to construct a book about the history of the city.

Sandra Leonard is the head of the committee in charge of the project.

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La Grange hopes to build splash park

By Amanda Manning, Oldham Era Intern

City council member and former mayor Bill Lammlein is currently working on building a splash park in Wilborn Park in La Grange.

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Collett to head police patrol division

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Recent flooding in Prospect leads to talks with MSD

During the July 20 Prospect City Council meeting, council members raised concerns about damage due to recent flooding.

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B&B hosts benefit

On Saturday, Aug. 1, the Pillow and Paddock Bed and Breakfast in La Grange hosted a concert by Canadian folk/Americana musician Tia McGraff.

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Quilt, Chat, Laugh

By Amanda Manning, Oldham Era Intern

Inside a room on the left in the La Grange community center are 30 retired women sitting around long white rectangular tables. Sprawled out over the white tables are sewing machines, pieces of fabric, paper printouts of designs and cut out crochet designs.

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Wells stars in fantasy

John Wells, local actor and personal trainer, will be appearing in “The Rangers,” a 60-minute production that will be screened at FandomFest in Louisville on Aug. 8.

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Local nurse practitioner inducted into national organization

The Fellows of the American Association of Nurse Practitioners (FAANP) recently selected 70 nurse practitioner (NP) leaders for induction to the FAANP during the AANP National Conference. Among the 70 to receive this prestigious honor were four Kentucky nurse practitioners—Elizabeth Partin, Sharon Lock, Julianne Ewen and Kit Devine.

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