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Black History events continue at SCC

St. Catharine College kicked off its Black History Month celebration on Feb. 6 in Pettus Auditorium.

Several SCC students read from historic speeches, including ones given by President Abraham Lincoln and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. This past Monday, Father Ben Brown spoke about the freedom movement of the 1960s.

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St. Catharine College hosts delegation from China

Last November, a group from St. Catharine College visited China to open the door to not only a cultural exchange, but an educational one, as well.

This past Friday, the gesture was returned when a delegation from Beijing City University visited the SCC campus as part of a tour sponsored by the Association for Independent Kentucky Colleges and Universities (AIKCU). It was an informative meeting for both the Chinese and St. Catharine faculty, staff and students.

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News briefs for 02-15

Wednesday, Feb. 15
Loretto Motherhouse Concert
There will be a concert at the Loretto Motherhouse on Wednesday, Feb. 15 at 7 p.m. with Mina An, piano. Free and open to the public.

Friday, Feb. 17
NWES Kindergarten Registration
North Washington Elementary will have Kindergarten registration Friday, Feb. 17 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. You may bring Social Security cards and birth certificates at this time.

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PHOTO: And the winner is...

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PHOTO: Council members meet with the governor

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PHOTO: Spelling bee winners

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PHOTO: New Pioneers forum on sustainability

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Celebrate the birth of Abraham Lincoln

In honor of Abraham Lincoln’s 203rd birthday, the Kentucky Historical Society (KHS) and Kentucky Heritage Council/State Historic Preservation Office invite the public to revisit both the Kentucky Lincoln Heritage Trail and the KHS HistoryMobile.

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Robberies on the rise in Springfield

Springfield Police saw a series of robberies and break-ins during the last few weeks.

On Feb. 3, a 2001 white Ford was stolen from Rosary Heights Road.
According to a press release from the police, suspect Stephen Trent of Springfield allegedly ordered two people out of the vehicle by threatening the use of force, then fled with the vehicle.
Trent was later arrested at a residence in Springfield where the vehicle was recovered, according to the release.
Trent was arrested for first-degree robbery.

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CORRECTION

Springfield Fire Department Chief Jim Logsdon was incorrectly identified last week in a story about a garage fire.

In the same story, information provided on the run report was disputed by property owner Tommy Noel.
Noel said the fire didn’t start because of the reasons stated on the run report, which is written by the fire department.
The report is in the process of being changed, according to Logsdon.

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