Procession for Paramedic Lee Dobbs in Knox County
Two Kentucky State Police cruisers led the procession for paramedic Lee Dobbs as his body was moved along U.S. 25E in Knox County Corbin Thursday afternoon. Crowds and first responders saluted Dobbs, a former Knox County EMS member, as he was laid to rest today in his native northeast Tennessee.
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Funeral honors Air Evac medic Lee Dobbs in London service
Dobbs, 40, a Laurel Countian and air paramedic, was remembered as a spirited teacher and friend during funeral services at Hawk Creek Church west of London. More than 300 attended as loved ones, coworkers, and responders paid tribute to the three crew members lost in the Clay County crash last Thursday night.
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Hawk Creek Church
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Paces Creek Elementary Ool
Clay County
Air Evac to hold memorial for crew in London
Air Evac Lifeteam will host a public memorial service this Saturday at 10 a.m. for flight nurse Jesse Jones and pilot Eddy Sizemore and the late Dobbs at North Laurel High School Gymnasium 1300 Hal Rogers Parkway London.
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Deficit assessment tops $900000 for Whitley County Schools
Whitley County Board of Education learns their share of a $28 million KSBIT deficit will be far higher than first estimated. KSBIT planned to assess between $50 and $60 million to members to cover the shortfall. Deputy Superintendent Paula Trickett outlined Whitley County’s revised liability as details moved to page 3.
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Doctor gets 18 months in federal tax evasion case
London physician Werner Grentz, 64, was sentenced by Judge Gregory Van Tatenhove in U S District Court to 18 months in prison and six months home incarceration for federal income tax evasion. He must pay about $900 000 in back taxes for 1999 through 2010 after pleading guilty in January amid a six count indictment.
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