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Claifying the new subscription system for Banner website

I’ve had several people ask me questions about last week’s front page article on our move to a subscription-based website, effective Feb. 23.
Don’t worry. If you’re a subscriber to The Trimble Banner, you’ll have access all news and other content at MyTrimbleNews.com. Access to the website is free for all of our print subscribers.
But you will have to take a few quick steps to get registered, then you’ll be ready to use the digital version of the newspaper.

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FEBRUARY: EARTHQUAKE AWARENESS MONTH

Earthquakes that occur in the New Madrid fault zone are potential threats to portions of seven U.S. states – Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee, Illinois, Arkansas and Missouri.
In Kentucky, the fault lies in Western Kentucky, crossing the Ohio River in two places.
During a major earthquake, you may hear roaring or a rumbling sound that gradually grows louder. You may feel a rolling sensation that starts out gently and, within seconds, becomes violent.

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Learning to let go allows woman to find true love

I have an inspiring story about a very unhappy young woman who was one of my clients.
Linda’s depression resulted from the break-up with her boyfriend months earlier. She had not been able to pick up the pieces and move on.
Her thoughts kept returning to what she had lost and what she had done wrong. Mike, her ex, refused to talk to Linda, and he had actually started a serious relationship with Betty. It was up to Linda to work on building a path to her future.

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Cell phone woes: From drowning one to losing another

OK. It’s true. I’m not really all that enamored by cell phones.
These “smart” phones have more features than I even know how to use, and personally, I don’t care to know. I just want to use them to make calls, store phone numbers and – yeah – play Ms. Pac Man.

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Refuse an eyesore to man’s neighbors

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Employee not only one guilty in shelter case

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Readers take issue with textbook deficit

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Loss of KHS contract could lead counties to shining moment

I had only been working at The News-Democrat about six months when news broke about the incomprehensible treatment of dogs at the previous Henry County shelter by then-shelter manager Ted Chisolm.
I didn’t realize then that his actions had affected citizens in Trimble and Gallatin counties, who had contracted with the Henry facility to handle its stray and homeless animals.

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