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New Emergency Shelter Planned in Martin County | WSIP AM | CBS Sports Radio - Vimarsana News

New Emergency Shelter Planned in Martin County | WSIP AM | CBS Sports Radio

A new emergency shelter is being planned for Martin County.  A report in the Mountain Citizen said the health department’s Eric Mills made the announcement ...

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Kentucky has the money, but will the legislature have the vision? - Vimarsana News

Kentucky has the money, but will the legislature have the vision?

Kentucky’s new Attorney General Russell Coleman is right when he says prevention is the weak link in the long-running war on drugs.

1 worker killed, another missing in Kentucky coal prep plant collapse - Vimarsana News

1 worker killed, another missing in Kentucky coal prep plant collapse

The massive concrete and steel structure is part of the Pontiki mining complex owned by Oklahoma-based Alliance Resource Partners L.P. (ARLP), the second-largest coal producer in the United States.

Source: wsws.org
Wife of worker killed in KY mine collapse remembers him as 'great husband, a good father' - Vimarsana News

Wife of worker killed in KY mine collapse remembers him as 'great husband, a good father'

Paula Daniels was at the bottom of the hill Tuesday night after an 11-story coal sorting structure collapsed, leaving her husband and another man trapped.

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Search continues for man missing in collapsed coal plant in Eastern Kentucky - Vimarsana News

Search continues for man missing in collapsed coal plant in Eastern Kentucky

The owner of a collapsed structure where a worker died and another is trapped has a connection to the bankrupt coal company that sparked a miners blockade.