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Tuesday, January 12, 2021 LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY—Workers excavating at the corner of Vine Street and South Limestone in Lexington unearthed a brick wall facing Limestone and a limestone wall facing Vine Street, according to a report in the Lexington Herald-Leader. The area has been heavily developed over the years and it was thought that no historical features were present at the site. Archaeologist Jason Flay said an 1857 map of the area shows a building that was expanded as the street changed over the late nineteenth century. By 1871 a railroad depot had been built. Stone lice combs, metal b...

Lost a lice comb. so it was partially the number of children, 350 children were there when we arrived, and of those children, over 100 of them were young children, children who were infants, toddlers, preschoolers, schoolchildren. so seeing that many children kept in a border facility for that long is not something that we're used to seeing, and that was what caused us to come forward. >> look, many of the children you interviewed are the same age as your own children. >> yep. >> that's right, right? >> yep. >> so what was that like personally for you? i imagine that was tough. >> yeah, you kn...

And put into the custody of the office of resettlement where they can be for up to 20 days. as that office tries to reunite children with the families. however, what we saw with this population is not only were children in the facility that children were being kept there for three weeks or longer. it wasn't just a few hours for the children in the really horrific conditions. but they were there for so long they were becoming ill from the conditions. there was a flu out break and a lice infestation. and the children appeared to be traumatized by the experience they were having. having to sleep ...