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  • Handling holiday stress may come easier with these tips

    Some people think of Santa, joy, reindeer and presents when the holidays come around.  Others may think of stress, exhaustion, long lines and misery.  It is not uncommon to find yourself in the latter category, especially if you have numerous family gatherings and a long list of shopping to get done.  It may seem like the holidays are more work than enjoyment.  

    Handling holiday stress can be hard.  But if you follow some of these tips you may find yourself much more relaxed and rested during the holiday season.

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  • Trimble County Sheriff's Log

    Monday, Dec. 3
    3:49 a.m., federal overtime traffic detail, 12000 U.S. 421N
    8:38 a.m., animal complaint, 8000 block U.S. 42W
    10:08 a.m., school visit, Trimble County Middle School
    10:54 a.m., school visit, Trimble County High School
    12:36 p.m., process service, 200 block Windy Ridge Rd
    2:34 p.m., personal injury accident, 12000 U.S. 421N
    3:42 p.m., traffic detail, 12000 U.S. 421N
    3:57 p.m., property damage accident, Carlisle Rd
    4:18 p.m., lockout, Wises Landing Rd

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  • TRIMBLE COUNTY NEWS OF PUBLIC RECORD

    Items published in court news are public record.

    The Trimble Banner publishes all misdemeanors, felonies and small-claims judgments recorded in district court, as well as all civil suits recorded in circuit court. Juvenile court cases are not published.

    Crime reports are provided by local law enforcement agencies. Charges or citations reported to The Trimble Banner do not imply guilt.

    The following cases were heard in Trimble County Court the week of December 10-December 14, 2012.

    Felony

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  • Lady Raiders fall by eight in Oldham District matchup

    Trimble County’s Lady Raiders had hoped to avenge a home court loss suffered at the hands of Oldham County in the 29th District Tournament Friday but although Trimble battled hard they fell short by a 65-57 score.

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  • Raiders battle Oldham close, top W. Hills for 3rd win

    The Trimble County Raiders split two games at home over the weekend, playing perennial powerhouse Oldham County close on Friday and surviving another close outing on Saturday against Western Hills. Trimble fell to Oldham by a score of 81-71 but held off a determined Western Hills team by a score of 67-62.

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  • Violence must be stopped

    Friday’s shooting in a Connecticut elementary school has this nation reeling with emotion. I am no exception.

    I am devastated and deeply saddened for the victims and their families. I am sad for the shooter and his family, because somehow this man’s problems went unnoticed, and his family is also paying the price.

    I am frustrated that these situations are becoming more and more commonplace – and more and more deadly.

    And I’m angry. On so many levels.

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  • Singing songs of peace at Christmas

    One of my favorite parts of Christmas is attending the Christmas Eve service at my church.

    With the lights dimmed, candles soften the sanctuary, soften faces, quiet the hearts of the people who have come.

    Some come harried and hassled. Others come burdened and broken. All come seeking something, seeking peace.

    At my church, it’s our tradition on Christmas Eve to sing of peace and silence. As we hold candles we sing, “Peace, peace, peace on earth and good will to all.”

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  • LOOKING BACK

    30 Years Ago (Dec. 23, 1982)
    The Trimble county varsity Raiders finally got a taste of victory after a two year-35 game losing streak. They beat out Owen County 53-50.

    Bedford annexes six acres on Cutshaw Lane where HUD project is being completed. An ordinance to annex Webb Subdivision on Locust Lane was passed Monday evening, also. The annexation will be final in 60 days if there is no significant complaint.

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  • State leading in govt. internet access

    Over the last dozen or so years, and largely in lockstep with the increased popularity of the internet, there has been a welcome surge in government transparency.  What might have taken days for interested citizens to gather in the past can now be found online in a matter of seconds.

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