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Henderson County s Sally Bradley named PVA Deputy of the Year HENDERSON, Ky. Let s be honest. Most people wouldn t be exactly thrilled to drive three hours to hear about solar farms or budget changes. But when Property Valuation Administrator Andrew Powell asked his chief deputy, Sally Bradley, to attend the seminar in Lexington, she did and got the surprise of her life. The 18-year veteran of the PVA office was named PVA Deputy of the Year for the Commonwealth of Kentucky. I was never so shocked in my life, the 54-year-old Bradley told The Gleaner. Powell said the award was presented at the Property Valuation Summer Conference. ....
Harmful bacteria in Michigan waters By: Matt Nagy These blooms form due to a rapid overgrowth or bloom of cyanobacteria, also known as blue-green algae. The bacteria will naturally form in lakes, rivers and ponds across Michigan. Different toxins are produced by the bacteria and can be harmful to people and animals. “Before going in the water, we recommend Michiganders look for visible algal blooms or scums on any lake, and that people and pets stay out of water in areas that look affected,” said Dr. Joneigh Khaldun, Chief Medical Executive and Chief Deputy for Health of the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. ....