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Bonnieville Lights Stay On

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By Gary Gardner
| JPINews.com
By Gary Gardner At least for the next 41 months, the city streetlights of Bonnieville will remain on, because of a lease agreement between Kentucky Utilities and the City of Bonnieville. The Hart County Fiscal Court agreed to use the funds from the city to honor the contract with KU for the duration of the contract. After 41 months, the bill will have to be paid for by the residents to keep the streetlights burning.
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Protecting Chuckwalla: A monumental opportunity for economic and environmental growth Original

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By Gary Gardner
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA)
We have a unique opportunity to cement the Coachella Valley and our surrounding desert as an outdoor recreation mecca unlike any place in the continental United States, as well as preserve valuable historical and cultural sites, protect our desert and honor our Native American community by creating the Chuckwalla National Monument. Designating the proposed Chuckwalla National Monument is not just an environmental imperative; it will also help bolster the economy in the California desert.
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Get rid of non-compete clause in proposed lease agreement between Tenet, health care district Original

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By Gary Gardner
| The Desert Sun (Palm Springs, CA)
Gary Gardner Special to The Desert Sun Over 75 years ago, the residents of our valley formed the Desert Health Care District to bring better health care to our area. It is funded with a portion of our property tax dollars, and it owns Desert Regional Medical Center. Currently the district is in negotiations with Tenet Health Care, who leases and operates Desert Regional Medical Center for the district, as to whether to sell the hospital to Tenet at the end of the next lease.
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