Five funerals begin for Kentucky mine explosion victims
In Harlan County Kentucky five miners killed in the Kentucky Darby No 1 blast are honored at church services. Survivors and families grieve as federal investigators reveal 11 MSHA citations tied to the mine and safety concerns. Governor Fletcher orders half mast at the Capitol during each funeral.
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Carbondale Annexation Debate Involves Carterville Firewildlife Split
The debate centers on annexation efforts for a 4.25 acre Mac Weld property and nearby land into Carterville, with Carbondale opposing due to border distance and growth concerns. Carterville cites state support and seeks control over the area near Crab Orchard wildlife refuge, while local officials note residents prefer Carbondale services and governance.
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Washington, D.C
Jackson-Williamson
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Moore
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