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Glasgow’s annual Memorial Day observance moved indoors to City Hall due to overcast skies, where officials, veterans and community members gathered to remember the fallen, including a local WWII pilot, with speakers emphasizing sacrifice, service and the meaning of remembrance.
For more information, contact dana.harrison@ky.gov or call the park at 270-646-2151.
Restoration efforts were expected to be fairly quick, according to the EPB.
Anyone with information regarding Moss’ whereabouts is asked to contact KSP Post 3 at 270-782-2010.
The company plans to partner with the Glasgow Housing Authority on the project.
The broader project aims to identify, promote and eventually connect locations traveled by renowned naturalist and writer John Muir during his 1867 journey from Indianapolis to the Gulf of Mexico.
The proposed office is expected to serve around 250 customers daily.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. Tuesday inside council chambers on the second floor of the Luska J. Twyman Municipal Building in downtown Glasgow.
On May 8, local officers gathered at the Glasgow Police Department to remember those who made that sacrifice. But who were they?
