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As seen in: WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY), The Journal of Clinical Investigation, Daily American
Anchor @lex18news at Sunrise. #NYGiants / #Knicks / amateur handyman / pro se litigator / semi-lethal baseline jumper / 70’s-90’s sitcoms & The Muppets.
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Lexington firefighters urge grill safety as central Kentucky marks America's 250th birthday

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By Mike Berk Verified
| WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
LEXINGTON, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — As central Kentucky gets ready to join the rest of the nation in celebration of America's 250th birthday, the Lexington Fire Department is hoping to avoid a slew of alarms due to accidents related to the grill. "A lot of time we hear that on fire runs, people will say, 'I only turned by back for a couple of seconds, and I turned back around, and the back deck was on fire,'" District Chief Brett Gavin said.
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Christian Appalachian Project responds to flooding in Jackson and Madison counties

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By Mike Berk Verified
| WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
(LEX NEWS) — The Christian Appalachian Project is already on the ground in two Kentucky counties hit hard by flooding over the weekend. CAP team members spent Monday in Jackson County, where the town of McKee was hammered by flooding. The organization also has resources in Madison County, where three people were killed by the storms. CAP President Jennifer Stolo said the organization doesn't wait to see how bad things get — it prepares for the worst from the start.
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Carlisle marks 5 years since devastating flood that killed one and reshaped the city

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By Mike Berk Verified
| WLEX-TV (Lexington, KY) Verified
NICHOLAS COUNTY, Ky. (LEX NEWS) — Five years ago this week, many of the streets and businesses and homes in downtown Carlise were covered in water. Those places where the water had receded were caked in mud for weeks and some even months. Cars were strewn across yards, backyard trampolines looked as If they had been trampled. Some of the homes were even knocked right off their foundations.
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