AFTERNOON HEADLINES 03/09
CHRISTIAN COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM SUPERINTENDENT BRADY LINK SAYS HE EXPECTS THE APPEALS PROCESS REGARDING THE OUSTER OF THE COUNTY HIGH SITE BASED COUNCIL TO LAST 15 DAYS OR LESS ONCE THEY RECEIVE THE LETTER, WITH NO ORAL ARGUMENTS TO BE HEARD.
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MEANWHILE, THE CCHS SITE BASED COUNCIL WILL ONCE AGAIN MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION THURSDAY AFTERNOON AT 4:30 FOR SECOND READING OF A CURRICULUM GUIDE FOR NEXT SCHOOL YEAR.
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THE KENTUCKY GENERAL ASSEMBLY WILL HEAD BACK TO FRANKFORT MONDAY FOR A “SPECIAL SESSION” BY THE ORDER OF GOVERNOR STEVE BESHEAR AFTER THRE WAS NO COMPROMISE ON HOW TO FIX THE STATE MEDICAID BUDGET.
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THE FOCUSED EFFORTS OF THE OFFICE OF VETERAN CHRISTIAN COUNTY ATTORNEY MIKE FOSTER ON CHILD SUPPORT COLLECTION HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED BY THE ''CABINET FOR HEALTH AND FAMILY SERVICES'',WITH THE LOCAL SERVICE MOVING FROM 33RD TO 13TH SINCE FOSTER'S OFFICE ASSUMED CONTROL IN JULY, 2-THOUSAND 8.
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CLARKSVILLE POLICE OFFICER 39-YEAR OLD STEVEN CHARLES DAY IS ON PAID ADMINISTRATIVE LEAVE, ACCORDING TO A STORY IN THE LEAF CHRONICLE, WHICY SAYS OFFICER DAY IS BEING INVESTIGATED FOR AN ALLEGED ASSAULT AGAINST A WOMAN.
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