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Reportedly took material from rural mail boxes south of London
taking material from
rural mail boxes in the
area of Robinson Road
East off Conley Road
(KY 1561) about three
miles south of London.
Witnesses in the area
contributed to the
investigation,
said
Sheriff Root.
According to Root,
Clark lived on the same
BY CARL KEITH GREENE
STAFF WRITER
Kennithea Beatrice
Clark, 39, was taken to
the Laurel Detention
Center about 9:30 a.m.
Thursday
morning
charged with four
counts of theft of mail
KENNITHEA
matter.
CLARK
The arrest came
after Laurel County Sheriff ’s road.
Detective Charlie Loomis and
Stolen mail was found outDeputy James Sizemore were side her mobile home after a
notified on Wednesday after- search by deputies.
noon that she, according to a
The investigation continmail carrier on the route, was
ues.
Kentucky’s theft of mail
statute is a class D felony and
each count could could see
one to five years in prison and
fines of $1,000 to $10,000.
The statute defines theft of
mail matter as stealing, by
fraud or deception, embezzling, concealing, damaging
or destroying any mail matter.
That includes any letter, postal cars, package, bag or other
item that is taken from any
letterbox, mail receptacle, or
from a letter carrier, postal
vehicle or private mail box.
Detective
Charlie
Loomis goes
through
trash at the
home of
Kennithea
Beatrice
Clark looking
for stolen
mail.
LAUREL
COUNTY
SHERIFF’S
OFFICE PHOTO
DOWNTOWN DOCUMENTARY
30-minute show to feature
Corbin, B’ville Main Streets
BY MICHELE BAKER
STAFF WRITER
A town’s Main
Street is often the
heart of the community and a recently
released documentary showcases the
downtowns of Corbin
and Barbourville.
“Main Street, More
Than Just a Place!” is
a documentary that
features the two
southeastern
Kentucky communities and
their successful
Main
PHOTO SUBMITTED BY
SAMUEL KOLTINSKY
VIEWING SCHEDULE
SATURDAY, APRIL 2
SUNDAY, APRIL 17
MONDAY, APRIL 25
SATURDAY, APRIL 30
5:30 P.M. (KETKY)
6:32 A.M. (KETKY)
9:30 A.M. (KETKY)
3:30 P.M. (KETKY)
While filming the documentary “Main Street, More Than
Just a Place!,” Executive
Producer Sam Koltinsky shot
a picture of a small boy getting his hair cut by Tim Lowe
at the City Barber Shop on
Main Street in Corbin.
Street programs that
have revitalized their
downtown areas,
according to
Executive Producer
Samuel Koltinsky.
Koltinsky said the
whole purpose of the
30-minute show is to
portray Main Street
in light of economic
development, and
choosing Barbourville
and Corbin as towns
shown in the documentary was an easy
choice.
Koltinsky looked
for people who are
outstanding in what
they do and the documentary takes a close
look at Corbin Main
Street Manager
Sharae Myers, TOUR
SEKY President Jeff
Crowe and
Barbourville Main
Street Manager Betty
Cole.
“They have done a
wonderful job and are
people who have a
passion and love for
their communities,”
Koltinsky said. “One
SEE MOVIES, PAGE 3A
Orange ribbons mark future road work
BY CARL KEITH GREENE
STAFF WRITER
T
ravelers on U.S. 25
between London
and Corbin have
spotted along the road
bright orange wooden
sticks with orange ribbons
tied to them.
The markers represent
the very beginning of widening the road and clearing
congestion, Jonathan
Dobson, the highway
department’s public information officer at
Manchester, explained
Thursday.
The markers are there
for survey crews and will be
used by airborne survey
crews, as well, he said.
Some $9 million was set
aside by the state legislature to relieve congestion in
southern London on U.S. 25
from its intersection with
KY 229 to KY 1006 at the
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Walter Swafford . . . . . . . London
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HIGH 55° | LOW 35°
Levi Jackson Park
entrance.
That project has four
phases, he explained: $1.2
million for design, $1.7 million for right-of-way purchases, $390,000 for utility
modifications and $5.9 million for construction.
At this point, he said,
design work has yet to be
started.
Also the legislature committed a total of $1 million
to begin relieving congestion on the stretch of U.S.
25 from the park entrance
to the U.S. 25E junction
north of Corbin.
Design work on that
project has also yet to be
started, he said.
Once the design work on
the projects begin public
information meetings will
be held to get input from
the public on both projects,
Dobson said.
Deficient
internal
controls
found at jail
BY BECKY KILLIAN
MANAGING EDITOR
A state audit of the Whitley
County Fiscal Court found no
issues with the county’s record
keeping except for the jail.
According to a report issued
by Kentucky Auditor Crit
Luallen, internal accounting
controls at the Whitley County
Detention Center were found to
be deficient.
In response to the audit,
Whitley County Treasurer
Jeffrey Gray said a new training
program on internal controls
was held for all the county’s
departments in February.
The report states the jail
lacks adequate segregation of
duties since one bookkeeper
handles all financial duties without oversight or independent
review of the records.
The report also detailed six
issues auditors found with jail
transactions:
SEE JAIL, PAGE 3A
Saturn to be star of
Saturday Star Party
BY BECKY KILLIAN
MANAGING EDITOR
aturn will be the center of
attention at a Star Party
S
Saturday at Cumberland Falls
State Resort Park.
Thanks to the current tilt of
the Earth, the ringed planet will
be easily viewed provided
weather is clear, according to
Steve Gilbert, park naturalist.
Orientation will begin at 8
p.m. at DuPont Lodge.
Participants are encouraged to
dress for the weather for the
outside viewing. A telescope will
be provided although anyone
who wishes to bring a telescope
is welcome to do so.
In the event of rain, Gilbert
said a presentation about
Saturn will still be offered.
For more information, call
the park 606-528-4121.
INSIDE TODAY
INDEX
BLUEGRASS
BEACON
SEE PAGE 4A
FRUGAL
LIVING
SEE PAGE 11A
A POT OF GOLD
NEW DOCTOR IN TOWN
Little Caesars raises $10,000 for MDA by selling
shamrocks to customers. See PAGE 4B.
Jellico Community Hospital welcomes cardiologist
Todd Justice, M.D. See PAGE 9A
Obituaries
2A Comics
10A
Weather
2A Classifieds
12A
Editorial
4A Around Town
5A
Sports
6A Entertainment 5A