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Locals offer feedback on bridge alternatives

By DAVE TAYLOR
The Trimble Banner
Local residents were introduced to three alternatives for traffic improvements on the approach to the new Milton-Madison Bridge during a public information meeting Thursday at the Milton Elementary School. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet hosted the meeting, the purpose of which was to get public feedback on the three alternatives.
The goals of the potential improvement to the Kentucky approach to the bridge are:
l reduce traffic congestion
l accommodate truck traffic with a wider pavement width

A batch of random thoughts

Once a month or so I make my husband a huge pot of vegetable soup and divide it into small plastic containers to put in the freezer for his lunch.
Usually, my soup is delicious, except for the batch I just made. I forgot to put in the chopped onion and my husband said it’s way too salty.

Trimble teams ousted from Class A tournaments
School lunch menus

Monday, Jan. 26: Pizza, fresh romaine salad, corn, pineapple.
Tuesday, Jan. 27: Chicken nuggets, pinto beans, potato wedges, cornbread, apple crisp.
Wednesday, Jan. 28: Chicken tenders, mashed potatoes, green beans, mixed fruit, whole grain roll.
Thursday, Jan. 29: Hamburger/cheeseburger on whole grain bun, lettuce/tomato, French fries, grapes.
Friday, Jan. 30: Sloppy Joe on whole grain bun, spicy fries, slaw, ice cream cup, Mandarin oranges.
TRIMBLE COUNTY MIDDLE/HIGH SCHOOL

Trimble County Sheriff’s Department Call Log

Monday, Jan. 12
10:11 a.m., property damage accident, Hwy 421S
2:07 p.m., suspicious vehicle complaint, 11000 Hwy 421N
Tuesday, Jan. 13
9:34 a.m., traffic stop, Milton Elementary School
10:17 a.m., property damage accident, 116 Wentworth Ave
2:04 p.m., runaway, 100 block Miller Ln
Wednesday, Jan. 14
8:26 a.m., juvenile out of control, Smith Dr
4:27 p.m., theft complaint, Sunnyside Dr
Thursday, Jan. 15
10:12 a.m., juvenile out of control, Miles Rd
Friday, Jan. 16

LOOKING BACK

Jan. 24, 1985 (30 Years Ago)

Fiscal Court has first reading on insurance tax increase

By TODD POLLOCK
Special to The Trimble Banner
Trimble County Fiscal Court convened for their first meeting of 2015 Monday evening. Judge-Executive Jerry Powell recognized Crystal Heinz as the new county attorney and two newly elected magistrates, Don McCarty (district 4) and Kenny Green (district 2). Following the opening proceedings and regular formalities, the court agreed to re-appoint Regina Rand to the position of County Treasurer.

A fresh look at the produce section at your local market

Many of us have gotten used to going to the grocery and purchasing the same produce all year long. We seldom take the time to look around to see what is new or to consider other options. Here are some produce items that might be worth trying. Most of these are vegetables and provide vitamins, minerals and fiber that improve your health:
Turnips and Parsnips

DO YOU REMEMBER?
Key issues remain for General Assembly

There may only be 30 working days in this year’s legislative session, but it already seems like there are about twice as many major issues needing to be addressed before the General Assembly wraps up its work in late March.
Because the state operates under a two-year budget, and our constitution therefore requires larger majorities in the House and Senate to “open it up” in odd-numbered years, few of the bills filed have a significant financial impact.
Even so, that does not lessen the importance of those that may become law.