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Beshear promotes community college partnership in visit to Webster

Training more students more quickly will be one goal of the new Webster County-based West Kentucky Regional Training Center — a project created in a partnership between Madisonville and Henderson Community and Technical Colleges and the county governments of Union and Webster counties. Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear was in Webster County on Wednesday to award a $472,000 Community Development Block Grant for the project, which will be used to convert a former Dotiki Coal location in Lisman into classrooms and laboratories which bill used to train students looking to attain a Commercial Drivers License, to become an electrical lineman or to work as a diesel mechanic.

Letter: Spend money more wisely

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More people living in homeless camps in Savannah | 99 7 | 1230 WSOK

|March 11, 2021 at 6:23 PM EST - Updated March 12 at 11:35 AM SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - More people now than in the past are living under bridges or in the woods, often in filthy conditions. Homeless prevention groups say the number of rogue camps in the Savannah area has grown to 39. The most they have seen in years. Under the President Street overpass, there is a community of about 40 people living in tents. “Six more weeks of winter. I wish it were summer right now.” On a chilly February day – the morning low was 36 degrees - Heather Pontzius gave a tour around her campsite.

I think it s going to get worse : More people living in homeless camps in Savannah

‘I think it’s going to get worse’: More people living in homeless camps in Savannah ‘I think it’s going to get worse’: Number of people living in homeless camps rising in Savannah By Jessica Savage | March 11, 2021 at 6:23 PM EST - Updated March 12 at 11:35 AM SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - More people now than in the past are living under bridges or in the woods, often in filthy conditions. Homeless prevention groups say the number of rogue camps in the Savannah area has grown to 39. The most they have seen in years. Under the President Street overpass, there is a community of about 40 people living in tents.

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