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Posted: January 9th, 2003

An explosion and fire nearly shut down a Tri-State community Thursday morning.

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The Kentucky Post
Posted: January 9th, 2003

Boone County--A garage called "Verona City Hall" by all the old-timers who gathered there to hang out every morning burned to the ground early today, devastating its owners and saddening neighbors

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The News-Enterprise
Posted: January 8th, 2003

Upton--An Upton woman escaped her burning mobile home Tuesday morning, but she couldn't save her partially paralyzed husband

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Louisville Courier Journal
Posted: January 7th, 2003

A fire yesterday might have been much worse had a passer-by not notified the fire department, an official said.

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Louisville Courier Journal
Posted: January 7th, 2003

On the eve of the government merger, Louisville/Jefferson County Metro Council leaders say they plan to quickly revisit three city and county laws -- and perhaps repeal them.

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The Kentucky Post
Posted: January 3rd, 2003

Officials blamed a faulty extension cord for a fire Tuesday in Newport that killed a 10-year-old Ohio boy visiting his aunt and uncle.

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Posted: January 2nd, 2003

A young boy was killed New Year's Eve in a Tri-State house fire. The fire broke out at about 9:15 p.m. at a home on Nelson Place in Newport.

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Henderson Gleaner
Posted: December 23rd, 2002

A suburban Newburgh family lost their home, pets and possessions to a fire Thursday. The Ohio Township Volunteer Fire Department received the alarm at 2 p.m., said Chief Jim Bealmear, and spent about four hours extinguishing and investigating the fire.

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Henderson Gleaner
Posted: December 23rd, 2002

A suburban Newburgh family lost their home, pets and possessions to a fire Thursday. The Ohio Township Volunteer Fire Department received the alarm at 2 p.m., said Chief Jim Bealmear, and spent about four hours extinguishing and investigating the fire.

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Henderson Gleaner
Posted: December 23rd, 2002

A suburban Newburgh family lost their home, pets and possessions to a fire Thursday. The Ohio Township Volunteer Fire Department received the alarm at 2 p.m., said Chief Jim Bealmear, and spent about four hours extinguishing and investigating the fire.