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I am the former managing editor and currently a reporter at the Murray Ledger & Times in Murray, Kentucky. Opinions are my own.
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Ham radio operators demonstrate emergency readiness

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By Hawkins Teague Verified
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
MURRAY — Members of Murray State University’s Amateur Radio Club (MSUARC) gathered Saturday to demonstrate how ham radio operators can establish emergency communications and introduce the public to one of the nation's oldest technical hobbies. As always, the event was held in conjunction with the national American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Field Day.
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Freedom Fest adds America250 events to annual celebration

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By Hawkins Teague Verified
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
MURRAY — Murray’s annual Freedom Fest will return this week with a full day of patriotic celebrations, and this year’s event also incorporates several new activities tied to the nation’s 250th anniversary. One of the signature additions is the “Let Freedom Ring” ceremony at 9:15 a.m. Saturday at the Calloway County Courthouse.
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Police continue investigating vandalism reports across Murray

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By Hawkins Teague Verified
| Murray Ledger & Times Verified
MURRAY — The Murray Police Department is continuing to ask residents to review home security camera footage as officers investigate a series of vandalism incidents that have damaged mailboxes, vehicles and, most recently, a local business. Police said reports of vandalism began around June 18 and have continued in several areas of the city, particularly on the southwest side of town. Capt.
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