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Truck got stuck

Aug 11, 2020 12:18 PM

BROOKS, AB A Medicine Hat man was arrested near Brooks on Monday, but not before causing damage while trying to escape from rural landowners.

At about 6:45 p.m. on Monday, Mounties in Brooks received multiple calls about a suspicious person seen in the citys industrial area and a complaint of the same suspect trespassing on a rural property just north of Highway 1.

When confronted by those landowners, the suspect fled in the truck through the fences, fields and irrigation pipe. The driver fled by foot when the truck got stuck.

He was located in the area and arrested without incident, say police, who determined the truck had been stolen during a previous commercial break and enter.

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Below is a list of the top and leading Window Cleaners in San Antonio. To help you find the best Window Cleaners located near you in San Antonio, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

The top rated Window Cleaners in San Antonio are:

Window Gang is part of a company franchise that covers more than 30 locations scattered around the country. Being in the business for 20 years, enabled them to master the cleaning process and all systems that would ensure client satisfaction. Their hiring procedures entail thorough interview process, background checking, driving record check, and reference investigation. The company has three insurance policies namely workers compensation, service bond, and general liability. The service bond would be used in cases of theft while the general liability covers payment for any damage incurred by Window Gangs cleaners.

Products/Services:

Window Cleaning, Pressure Washing, Gutter Cleaning, House Washing, Roof Cleaning, Deck & Fence Restoration, Commercial Service, Pebblestone & Flagstone, Solar Panel Cleaning, Dryer Vent Cleaning

LOCATION:

Address: 1311 W Blanco Rd, San Antonio, TX 78232Phone: (210) 946-4264Website: http://www.windowcleaningsanantonio.com

REVIEWS:

The Window Gang was highly recommended to me by a friend. And they did not disappoint! The Window Gang did a beautiful job of cleaning our interior and exterior windows. The team was on time, very polite, and very neat. We will definitely be calling them when we need our windows done again. Shelley Madonia

Gleam Team Window Cleaning is an award-winning cleaning company specializing in window cleaning as well as gutter cleaning and pressure washing. The quality of service they provided for residential and private business entities landed them on the Super Service Award for Gutter Cleaning, Pressure Cleaning, and Window Cleaning. They also received numerous good reviews on Google, Thumbtack, and HomeAdvisor. The windows speak the character of its owners that is why its recommended to have the windows cleaned and have a maintenance program.

Products/Services:

Window Cleaning, House Washing, Pressure Washing, Gutter Cleaning, Roof Cleaning, Scratch Removal, Christmas Lights

LOCATION:

Address: 7715 Mainland Dr suite#108, San Antonio, TX 78250Phone: (210) 767-8326Website: http://www.gleamteam.com

REVIEWS:

The fellows were professional and efficient blowing all gutters and downspouts. They were on time and went right to work. They cleaned up the mess very well. I had them remove mildew from my siding which now looks like new. The charge was reasonable for the work done. I recommend them for their services. Tom Trbovich

Squeaky Dans Window Cleaning San Antonio offers the lowest service rate in window cleaning in the whole of San Antonio. The team behind Squeaky Dan has more than 30 years of experience in the cleaning industry gathering a massive list of positive reviews from its clients. Throughout the entire operation of the business, they have cleaned close to 500,000 residential and commercial windows. For hard to remove dirt and stains in various areas of the house their group of skilled cleaners can perform power washing to eliminate accumulated residues. They can do power washing in the walkway, patio, driveway, deck, and vinyl siding.

Products/Services:

Window Cleaning, High Rise Windows, Pressure Washing, Roof & Gutter Cleaning

LOCATION:

Address: 2000 NW Military Hwy, San Antonio, TX 78213Phone: (210) 468-8939Website: http://www.squeakycleandan.com

REVIEWS:

These guys are great! They work with a sense of urgency get in and out..yet takes time to chat. Great pricegreat service and we WILL be using their services on a regular basis. Highly recommend. Carolyn Denney

Winco Home Window Cleaning specializes in cleaning high-rise properties with hard to reach dirt. They have been operating for over 30 years now and have gathered enough knowledge to deliver exemplary cleaning works. The roof is an important part of a house or building since this is the outer part that is exposed to harsh conditions and dirt. Winco cleans roofs and windows with precision careful to not cause any damage to the property. In the event that a part of the house gets damaged, they will be covered by the companys insurance. While for gutter cleaning, the cleaning company removes all types of dirt, leaves, or particles that would potentially compromise the integrity of the gutter.

Products/Services:

Window Cleaning, Power Washing, Gutters & Roof

LOCATION:

Address: 12919 Parton Ln, San Antonio, TX 78233Phone: (210) 497-8888Website: http://www.homewindowcleaning.org

REVIEWS:

Winco was on time and very professional. The windows look great. Very friendly. They count windows separately if they have an arch over them so their count was different than mine. Very easy to work with and flexible. Steve McLeod

Glass Geeks Window Cleaning & Pressure Washing is a premier cleaning company founded and based in San Antonio. They have been receiving awards for their superior workmanship namely HomeAdvisors Elite Pressure Washing Services, House Cleaning & Maid Services, 2016 Best of Thumbtack, and 2016 Super Service Award by Angies List. Moreover, their performance is screened and approved by the HomeAdvisor critique team. In every cleaning project, they guarantee spotless cleaning, and if dissatisfied the clients can contest and not required to pay for the unsatisfactory work. That shows how much confidence they have on their professional cleaning team and their services.

Products/Services:

Pressure Washing, Window Cleaning, Gutter Cleaning, Roof Cleaning, House Washing

LOCATION:

Address: 30425 Smithson Valley Rd, San Antonio, TX 78261Phone: (210) 893-2356Website: http://www.glass-geeks.com

REVIEWS:

I liked that Shane responded to my inquiry, gave a price quote, and scheduled the job quickly and professionally. Shane arrived within the designated window of time and completed the job in a professional manner. I would hire again for sure. Steven Senia

Amy Burford is a reporter for Kevs Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Amy has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kevs Best.

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Below is a list of the top and leading Window Cleaners in Phoenix. To help you find the best Window Cleaners located near you in Phoenix, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.

The top rated Window Cleaners in Phoenix are:

AZ Window Cleaners make sure that their technicians are well-trained before they proceed with cleaning the clients windows. Their procedures all follow their standard method that ensures the safety of the cleaner and the property owner. Upon arriving at the site, their technicians will first perform inspection and give a brief explanation of their cleaning process would be. This eases the mind of the owners because these are safety measures done to facilitate a smooth and accident-free job. The company offers a free quotation that can even be availed through phone consultation.

Window Cleaning, Screen Cleaning, Power Washing, Solar Panel Cleaning, Patio Cleaning, Pool Deck Cleaning, Window Cleaning, Screen Cleaning, Power Washing, Building Washing, Solar Panel Cleaning, Awning Cleaning

LOCATION:

Address: 1748 W Grant St, Phoenix, AZ 85007Phone: (602) 663-9326Website: http://www.phoenixwindowcleaning.com

REVIEWS:

These guys answered on the first call and were able to get me scheduled by the next day. The workers showed up on time and did a fantastic job as well as charged a fair price. I will be referring this company to all of my family and friends! Chas Karakey-Go

ClearPro Window & Carpet Cleaning is a Phoenix-based cleaning company owned and managed by husband and wife Doug and Nancy Miller. It started its operations in 1994 and has since experienced stable success owed to its dedication to integrity, respect, and honesty. Their family-like approach to their customers earned them not just clients but a pool of friends. The passion and hard work that they put in every cleaning job they receive make them a top choice for windows, upholstery, and carpet cleaning.

Window Cleaning, Carpet Cleaning, Tile & Grout Cleaning, Window Screens

LOCATION:

Address: 519 W Lone Cactus Rd Ste 402, Phoenix, AZ 85027Phone: (480) 459-5644Website: http://www.clearproclean.com

REVIEWS:

ClearPro offers excellent customer service. The office staff and cleaning crews are polite, informative, efficient, and thorough. This is clearly a business that intends to make customer satisfaction its number one priority. Julia Terrill

Clean Towers Window Cleaning is an established window cleaning company situated near the Metro Phoenix area. They have been cleaning windows of high rise buildings for quite some time and was even featured in some documentary films. To ensure a quality finish, they only use pure water in their cleaning process. They have further noted that in the cleaning industry pure water means being devoid of minerals and solid particles through a filtration process. Clean Towers uses pure water so windows, when dried, appear to have a smooth finish without hard water stains caused by untreated water.

Window Cleaning, Caulking and Refinishing, Rope Access Repair, Signage Installation

LOCATION:

Address: 44 W Monroe St UNIT 1903, Phoenix, AZ 85003Phone: (480) 567-4394Website: http://www.cleantowers.com

REVIEWS:

Clean Towers did a pretty awesome job cleaning my building. They were on time and very quick and friendly. Totally the coolest guys to hang out and do business with. Anthony Doe Better

Squeegeezy Window Cleaning implements a careful and thorough procedure of cleaning windows. From their well-trained staff to the selection of cleaning products that are sourced from environmentally conscious companies, Squeegeezy sees to them that everything is in order. The cleaning company is not afraid to innovate its services through the incorporation of the latest technological advances in the cleaning business. They are now considered to be one of the few companies that remain at the top of the industry despite the competition.

Residential Window Cleaning, Commercial Window Cleaning, Solar Panel Cleaning, Power Washing

LOCATION:

Address: 4550 E Bell Rd #376, Phoenix, AZ 85032Phone: (602) 353-7077Website: http://www.squeegeezy.com

REVIEWS:

Their window cleaning is by far the best in the business! Tiffany Hayden

Window Cleaning Phoenix has a bond registration in the State of Arizona, general liability insurance, and registration as an LLC in the state commissions office. These are met to ensure client protection in every project they received. Their employees, on the other hand, are all protected by the comprehensive workers compensation. They wash and clean windows of condominium buildings, townhouses, and other residential properties. The team is dedicated to giving the windows the appearance that they deserve. With every job, they are entitled to a 10-day guarantee on their screen and windows cleaning.

Window Cleaning

LOCATION:

Address: 2303 N 44th St, Phoenix, AZ 85008Phone: (602) 651-1809Website: http://www.sparkletechwindowwashing.com

REVIEWS:

Windows truly do sparkle and the screens are clean. Fair price. Highly recommend. Dave McAlindin

Amy Burford is a reporter for Kevs Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Amy has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kevs Best.

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The people close to the St. Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine at Ground Zero in New York tend to think of the project as a divinely-influenced miracle.

After several years of delay marked by financial difficulties, bureaucracy and even a COVID-19 pandemic, construction has restarted this week. Funds are in place to open and consecrate the church by the 20th anniversary of 9/11Sept. 11, 2021.

We have the people, the plan, the organization and the money, said Michael Psaros, vice chairman of the Friends of St. Nicholas, an independent nonprofit that is overseeing the churchs fundraising and construction.

Funds have been collected to build the church. Now fundraising is underway to set up a $20 million endowment fund to support church operations.

This second effort to complete the Church presents our Orthodox and Hellenic-American community with a second and a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to contribute to this historic event in our community, Psaros said. Friends hopes each and every Greek-American can donate/participate in any way they can. Every donor will be recognized.

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Whats kept the project on the straight and narrow through its setbacks is the idea that the new St. Nicholas Church can be a light to the world amongst the darkness, and a sacred place to honor the 3,000 martyrs who lost their lives when the World Trade Center Towers were attacked.

Project moving forward

Work on the $85 million church project, which stopped in 2017, restarted Aug. 3. A crane has arrived on site for the installation of a skylight. Waterproofing work is also underway.

Work is being handled by the original contractor, Skanska USA, under a set price contract.

Skanska has already completed billions of dollars in construction work at Ground Zero, according to a July 2020 newsletter from the Friends of St. Nicholas.

The coronavirus pandemic could alter what would normally be an 18-month construction schedule, but the church can still open by the anniversary date, even if every detail isnt in place, said Richard Browne, CEO of the St. Nicholas construction work, during a July 1 interview for the ancientfaith.com podcast.

Browne described the new building as an intricate jewel box in the middle of the World Trade Center complex.

He added, Of all the things Ive done in my career, helping you finish this church will be what my family and my children will be most proud of me for.

The design is by world-renowned architect Santiago Calatrava. For more information, visit http://www.stnicholaswtc.orgPhoto source: GOARCH

Fundraising

When work stopped on the church, it was estimated another $45 million was needed to finish the job and keep a $3 million contingency reserve.

Friends of St. Nicholas started fundraising Jan. 2, 2020 and within 90 days were able to raise the additional funds needed in cash and pledges, Psaros said.

As of July 29, they have received $27 million and $18 million in pledges.

A key player in making the new church and shrine a reality is Father Alex Karloutsos. He is Vicar General and Director of Public Affairs of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America. Hes also a special assistant to His Eminence Archbishop Elpidophoros.

Father Alex has been involved in efforts to get the church rebuilt since the original 9/11 attack on St. Nicholas.

One of the things that the dark forces were trying to do on Sept. 11, 2001, is create an element of despair, to take away hope, to envision the darkness. St. Nicholas is the light on the hill at Ground Zero, he said.

Immediate support for the church/shrine project came from the Greek-American community, he said, but its also had the support of non-Greek donors around the world, from such diverse places as Bari, Italy, where the relics of St. Nicholas were originally presented; Russia, Qatar and Israel, and from sources ranging from the American Jewish Committee to electrical and plumbing unions.

The new fundraising effort for the endowment fund will pay for ongoing operations like utilities, security and maintenance at the church.

The Friends of St. Nicholas are off to a good start. A $600,000 gift has been given by Steve and Frosene Zeis to establish the endowment.

Everyone alive today, whether they are five years old or 105 has an opportunity to contribute to the National Shrine, to literally be a part of history because this is a one moment in time event, Psaros said.

We encourage all of your readers, anyone that supports the newspaper, to please contribute to St. Nicholas and the funds will end up in the endowment.

Donations can be made online at http://www.stnicholaswtc.org.

Friends of St. Nicholas

Friends of St. Nicholas was created after the church project, initially under the guidance of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America, was suspended for two years due to lack of funds.

The Archdiocese fell into default with Skanska USA and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, unable to fulfill its contract to rebuild the church.

The Archdiocese was in danger of losing the property to New York, since activity had stopped on the new church.

The Port Authority wanted to build a vehicle security center beneath the original location of the church at 155 Cedar Street. At the same time, there was opposition from the Authority to rebuild the church near the Ground Zero memorial.

Several things happened to save the church and turn it into a National Shrine.

Chief among them was the appointment of a new Archbishop for the Archdiocese in 2019.

His Eminence, Archbishop Elpidophoros, whose name means bearer of hope supported the rebuilding project and took steps to make sure it was financially solvent and properly managed.

Also throwing in his support on rebuilding was New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. He supported relocating the church to Liberty Park, 130 Liberty Street, close to the Ground Zero memorial, and turning it into a National Shrine that would expand its role beyond a Greek Orthodox Church.

After a Jan. 2, 2020 meeting between Gov. Cuomo and Archbishop Elpidophoros, it was decided construction would start again on the new church, with conditions.

Because of the previous funding difficulties, Cuomo wanted to make sure an independent body oversaw finances and construction and so Friends of St. Nicholas was created.

The Archdiocese and the St. Nicholas Parish remain ex-officio members of Friends of St. Nicholas, but the archbishop appointed 13 laypeople with a variety of skill sets to lead the church rebuilding to its conclusion.

Daniel Mehiel was named chairman. He serves as chairman of U.S. Corrugated Inc. and was appointed by Gov. Cuomo as CEO of the Battery Park City Authority that operates the property where the World Trade Center was constructed 40 years ago.

Michael Psaros, is vice-chairman. He is a co-founder of KPS Capital Partners and a former treasurer with the Archdiocese.

Richard Browne was named CEO of the St. Nicholas construction project and is taking no fee for the work. He is a managing partner of the Sterling Project Development Group, known for sports-related construction projects, including construction of Citi Fields, where the New York Mets play.

Father Alex serves as an advisor.

The election of Gov. Cuomo as governor was a seminal moment for the entire process, Mehiel said.

With Andrews guidance and, frankly his very specific dedicated control of the process, it got us to the point that we were able to sign a deal with the Port Authority that allowed the construction process to commence, Mehiel said.

Father Alex said the church project received support from Gov. Cuomo and the previous Republican governor, George Pataki, but that Cuomo had a spiritual connection to the project as well.

Gov. Cuomo happens to share his birthday, Dec. 6, with St. Nicholas Feast Day.

He believes that the element and hope of a church destroyed at Ground Zero tells a great story of New York, that in the midst of this despair, theres hope. In the midst of darkness there is light, Father Alex said.

Archbishop Elpidophoros as well as members of the Friends of St. Nicholas address the press at the construction site of the Saint Nicholas Greek Orthodox Church and National Shrine. Photo credit: Aphrodite Kotrotsios/Hellenic News of America

Not just another church

One of the problems with fundraising for the church at the grassroots level the first time around was the failure to let the Faithful across the country appreciate the historic symbolism of the National Shrine, Psaros said in another Greek publication.

They werent inspired to participate in its triumph and saw St. Nicholas as just another New York City church, not something that belongs to the Faithful nationwide, he said.

He described the completed National Shrine as the most visible symbol of Holy Orthodoxy, Hellenism, and the Hellenism ideal in America.

By donating, Psaros hopes the Faithful in all 50 states will feel the responsibility and joy of possessing the only religious structure, the only Christian church of any denomination, at Ground Zero.

Saint Nicholas prior to 9/11. Photo source: GOARCH

A Greek Orthodox Church as a National Shrine

For Greek-Americans the hope is that the St. Nicholas National Shrine will be a Parthenon of Orthodoxy in the United States, a symbol of the resurgence of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America.

Psaros quotes a friend, Dimitri Papacostas who said, Somehow all of the communitys aspirations, pride and redemption are enshrined in this magnificent edifice that is being built.

But it will be much more than a Greek Orthodox Church.

On a site with no grave markers to mark the martyred dead, the church and its Justinian Cross will reflect the sacred ground on which it stands, sacred ground where the presence of God can be found.

And it will offer comfort and meditation to anyone visiting worldwide, regardless of religion or background. A non-denominational bereavement center will be located on the second floor of the Shrine.

The St. Nicholas National Shrine and Church will become an open and inclusive witness of what is best in all human aspirations for the Divine, reads a message from Archbishop Elpidophoros printed in the July 2020 newsletter of the Friends of St. Nicholas.

Hagia Sophia

St. Nicholas will stand as a counterbalance to the actions of the Turks converting Hagia Sophia Church in Constantinople into a Mosque.

Many of St. Nicholas features are based on the Hagia Sophia Church, an intentional design by the Shrines architect, Santiago Calatrava.

He took the architecture and the art from Hagia Sophia and encapsulated it at the heart of St. Nicholas at Ground Zero, said Father Alex.

No matter what happens to Hagia Sophia, the Great Church will always be ours. Let us make Saint Nicholas a witness to that, states the message from Archbishop Elpidophoros.

For more information about the St. Nicholas project and to donate, visit Stnicholaswtc.org.

Contributions can also be mailed to:

FRIENDS OF ST. NICHOLAS

c/o Andrew Veniopoulos

8 East 79th Street

New York, NY 10075

Please make checks payable to:

Friends of St. Nicholas.

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REQUEST FOR SUBCONTRACTOR / VENDOR PROPOSALS Competitive proposals are requested from interested subcontractors and vendors for the Westphalia Church of the Visitation project. This project is the ground up re-build of the Church of the Visitation that was lost to fire in July 2019. Subcontractor and vendor proposals will be received in the K4 Construction, LLC offices until 12:00 pm on August 27, 2020. Proposals can be emailed to keith@k4construction.net, faxed to 254-662-9274, delivered to 1768 Greig Drive, Robinson, Texas 76706, or mailed to the same address. Contact K4 Construction to acquire bid documents electronically, or a hard copy can be viewed at the K4 office. A non-mandatory pre-bid meeting will be held at the project site (144 County Road 3000, Lott, Texas 76656) on August 20th @ 10:00 am. K4 Construction has a policy of prohibiting discrimination against Historically Underutilized Businesses (HUBs) & Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBEs) and encourages proposals from qualified HUB and DBE subcontractors and vendors. K4 Construction reserves the right to reject any or all proposals, waive any irregularity in the proposals, and to accept only those proposals which (in the opinion of K4 Construction) provide the best value to the Owner. Contact Keith Helpert at 254-662-9311 or keith@k4construction.net for questions or more information.

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After years of struggling to reinvigorate itself and attract new parishioners, Christus Victor Lutheran Church quietly closed its doors a few months ago. The once beautiful and iconic building with its sharp zenith rising up toward the heavens was razed to a pile of wood and rubble on Aug. 5

The property at 25535 Ford Road was sold to a private investor.

This is the second site for the church shortly after it was built in the 1960s. The photograph was undated.

In January of 2019 a transitional pastor was brought in with hopes that someone new in the pulpit would enliven the congregation. The Rev. Dana Runestad was trying to bring people back to Christus Victor by creating new programs. One of Runestads first efforts was a drive-through Ash Wednesday service. Ash Wednesday is the start of a 40-day celebration leading up to Easter.

But it appeared that nothing short of a miracle could help resurrect Christus Victor. Like several area businesses, the life of Christus Victor may have been cut short due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Larry Domski, Director of the Building and Engineering Department for Dearborn Heights said that the property is zoned in two parcels. The front half facing Ford Road is zoned commercial whereas the back half, containing most of the former churchs parking lot, is zoned residential.

Domski said that he has not seen any plans for what is to be built on the land.

The Ford Road location is the second home for the churchs congregation. Founded originally as the Ford Road Lutheran Church, the first location was at the corner of Ford Road and Silvery Lane. Under the guidance of Rev. V.J. Luetzow, construction on the first church started in January 1947.

Machinery tears down the last of the former Christus Victor Lutheran Church in Dearborn Heights.

Ground was broken in 1963 for the new sanctuary and it was finally occupied on Sept. 20, 1964, after nine years of planning and one year of construction.

The new structure was able to accommodate up to 430 people and cost $350,000 ($2.94 million today) to build.

With a new church also came a new name. Ford Road Lutheran Church was rechristened as Christus Victor Lutheran Church.

Christus Victor is a Latin phrase which expresses the triumphant aspect of Christ's atonement.

By Aug. 8, only a pile of rubble remained where the church once stood.

The Churchs phone was disconnected, and the website has been shut down. Questions sent to the Facebook page went unanswered.

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Coel 'Junior' Compton

Coel Junior Compton, 84, of the Kirksey community in Murray, Kentucky, died Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020, at his home.

He was born Jan. 19, 1936, in Golden Pond, Kentucky, to Coel Compton Sr. and Irene Mitcheson Compton.

He was a retired farmer and was in the construction business. He was a member of Kirksey Baptist Church and the Adult 1 Sunday school class.

In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Janice Cain Compton, who died Oct. 10, 2017; one granddaughter, Tabetha Shelton, who died in 1991; and one brother, Clayton Compton, who died in 1960.

Mr. Compton is survived by three daughters, Cindy Cossey and husband Danny of Murray, Cillia Alexander and husband David of Farmington and Ginger Overbey and husband Kenny of Murray; two sisters, Linda Bynum and husband Larry of Hopkinsville and Carolyn Thorn and husband Raymond of Benton; three grandchildren, Erica Livingston and husband Rob of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, Ben Cossey and wife Nikki of Murray and Trent Cossey and wife Traci of Murray; and seven great- grandchildren, Max and Miles Cossey, Henry, Coelton and Lillia Livingston, and Braxton and Chance Cossey; and a special friend, Zennette Newsome of Farmington.

The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020, at Kirksey Baptist Church with Charles Miles officiating. Burial will follow in Kirksey Baptist Church Cemetery. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13, 2020, at the church.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Kirksey Baptist Church Cemetery Fund, P.O. Box 39, Kirksey, KY 42054.

Online condolences may be left at http://www.thejhchurchillfuneralhome.com.

The J.H. Churchill Funeral Home & Cremation Services is in charge of arrangements.

Denise Burnett

Denise Burnett, 60, of Murray, Kentucky, formerly of Paducah, Kentucky, died at 3:50 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020, at her residence.

She was born April 2. 1960, in Paducah, to Shirley Sue Bell Shoukletovich and James Howard Kilgore. In addition to her father, she was preceded in death by her husband, and a sister, Johnna Hendrix.

Mr. Burnett is survived her son, Dustin Burnett of Murray; her daughter, Kayla Fires of Benton; her mother, Shirley Shoukletovich of Eddyville; a sister, Kennae Fenton of Eddyville; and several nieces and nephews.

A memorial service is being planned for a later date.

Online condolences may be left at http://www.yorkfuneralhome.com.

Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

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Robert 'Sammy' Ingram

Robert "Sammy" Ingram, 41, of Columbia, Tennessee, formerly of Murray, Kentucky, died Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020.

He was born Oct. 8, 1978, in Murray to Robert and Sharon Bazzell Ingram.

He was an avid fisherman and loved to hunt. He was a member of Coldwater Baptist Church.

He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Thomas Ingram.

Mr. Ingram is survived by his mother, Sharon Ingram of Murray; a son, Lucas Ingram of Columbia; three sisters, Debbie Todd (Kerry) of Coldwater, Stacy Therrien (David) of Almo and Angela Ingram of Murray; and his partner, Carrie Opalewski of Columbia.

A graveside service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020, at West Fork Baptist Church with Phillip Bazzell officiating. Pallbearers include David Therrien, Kerry Todd, Jonathan Therrien, Dustin Irvan and Mitch Nesbitt.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105.

Online condolences may be left at http://www.imesfh.com.

The Heritage Chapel of Imes Funeral Home & Crematory is in charge of arrangements.

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Lanita Sue Gallimore Malcolm Lee

Lanita Sue Gallimore Malcolm Lee, 75, of Hazel, Kentucky, died at 9:05 a.m. Sunday, Aug. 9, 2020, at her residence.

She was born March 23, 1945, in Puryear, Tennessee to Rexford and Mayzelle Wright Gallimore.

She was a member of Hazel Baptist Church.

In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her first husband, Verlyn Malcolm, and a brother, Jimmy Gallimore.

Mrs. Lee is survived by her husband, John Tom Lee; her daughters, Lori Savage of Oak Ridge, Tennessee, and Terri Day (Dreux) of Adolphus; stepdaughters, Lorrie Stults of Melber and Jennifer Scott of Murray; a brother, Gerald Gallimore (Sandra) of Murray; a sister-in-law, Gail Gallimore; 11grandchildren; and one great-grandchild.

The funeral service will be at 1 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020, at Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home with Jordan Roach officiating.Burial will follow in Elm Grove Cemetery. Visitation will be after 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020, at the funeral home.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the Anna Mae Owen Residential Hospice House, Murray-Calloway County Hospital Hospice, 803 Poplar St., Murray, KY42071.

Online condolences may be left at http://www.yorkfuneralhome.com.

Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.

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Linda Weiss

Linda Weiss, 71, of Murray, Kentucky, died at 5:50 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 8, 2020, at the Murray-Calloway County Hospital.

She was born Nov. 26, 1948, in Newport, Rhode Island, to Timmie Chatelain and Mary Frances Kimball Chatelain, who preceded her in death.

She was a homemaker and of Catholic faith.

Mrs. Weiss is survived by her husband, Robert Weiss; a daughter, Deanna Robinson and husband Brad of Murray; her sons, Joe Seavers and wife Nikki of Benton, Shane Seavers of Murray and Tony Seavers of Benton; a stepson, Erich Weiss of California; a stepdaughter, Dawn Weiss of California; her sisters, Terry Kimbrough of Granite Falls, Washington, and Cara Lee Mowery of Fayetteville, North Carolina; brothers, Timmie T. Chatelain of Vietnam and Robert Chatelain of Aurora; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.

The funeral service was at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020, at Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home with April Arnold officiating.Visitation was after 11 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, 2020, at the funeral home.

Online condolences may be left at http://www.yorkfuneralhome.com.

Blalock-Coleman & York Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.

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Theres extensive redevelopment in the works along Beauregard Street, a major route through the citys West End.

At the tail end of the Beauregard Design Advisory Committee meeting late last month where BDAC reviewed a proposal to scale down a proposed townhouse development Maya Contreras, the principal planner for West End new development, laid out a roadmap for whats ahead for the surrounding areas.

One of the closest developments to the proposed townhouse development is at 2000 N. Beauregard Street, where Monday Properties is working on a 300 unit apartment building. The project broke ground in July andContreras said completion is slated for 2022.

Further along Beauregard,Contreras said The Spire project is on track to finish construction next spring 2021. The developmentbroke last summer and consists of 113 affordable housing apartments.

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AHC is partnering with the Episcopal Church of the Resurrection (ECR) on the redevelopment of the Churchs property in the City of Alexandrias Beauregard neighborhood. The project will transform the site into 113 new affordable apartments. ECR will build a new worship and programming space on the site. This development will provide much-needed affordable living opportunities to working families in the Beauregard community, which is expected to lose hundreds of market affordable apartments in the coming years.

Contreras said a redevelopment has been proposed at the corner of Newport Village. Letters to the city from the developer UDR indicate that the plan is to replace three smaller buildings at 4898 Beauregard Street with a larger, mixed-use building. Contreras said the developer held a community meeting in July and is anticipating going to a public hearing in the spring.

The last nearby development Contreras highlighted is a plan to build a suspended gymnasium between two buildings at Ferdinand T. Day Elementary School. Contreras said the plan was approved through the Planning Commission and City Council and is moving into construction soon.

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An excavation team discovered a 1600-year-old church in central Turkeys Nide province, state-run Anadolu news agency reported on Sunday.

The octagonal church containing coins believed to be from the 4th century, present a rarity for Anatolia, it said, citing Osman Doanay, head of the excavation team and instructor at Aksaray Universitys department of archaeology.

We think that the coins belong to the beginning of the 4th century AD. Thus, we have a proof of the construction date of the city walls and aqueducts, Doanay said.

Excavations in the ancient city of in Tyana were started by an Italian team in 2001, Doanay said, noting the significance of the octagonal church.

There are very few examples in Anatolia. The only example of this size is in the Cappadocia region. We had some doubts about the dating of the church, we could guess, but thanks to the coins we found here, we confirmed that the church was built in the 4th century A.D, he said.

Excavations will continue this year, but with a smaller team due to the pandemic, according to Doanay.

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Houses of worship have become a growing concern for Colorado health departments as the number of COVID-19 outbreaks within church communities and at religious events has climbed.

In the last two weeks there have been at least four COVID-19 outbreaks at churches, according to state and county health departments.

Two of those outbreaks occurred in Garfield County at the Iglesia de Dios Pentacostal in Parachute, with at least eight lab-confirmed cases, and the Pan de Vida church in Rifle, with at least 14 lab-confirmed cases. All cases were reported among church attendees.

According to the Garfield County Public Health department, most of the spread occurred prior to the state mask ordinance and a case investigation revealed that there was little social distancing or mask-wearing.

Another common factor among the outbreaks in Garfield County was that group singing was incorporated into worship services. Case studies conducted by the Centers for Disease Control have found that singing could lead to further spread of COVID-19.

Preliminary results from a study at the University of Colorado showed that more aerosols were released by singers depending on the intensity of the song and the words spoken. The singer in the study released the most aerosols when performing a church choir piece than any other type of song tested. That study has not yet been completed or peer-reviewed and the results may change.

"Singing releases smaller infectious particles that can hang in the air and circulate in enclosed spaces, and the risk increases when there are large numbers of people indoors, a spokesperson from the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment wrote in an email. "Our guidance related to houses of worship strongly discourages choirs and singing by parishioners."

Despite CDPHE guidance, both churches have Facebook Live videos recorded in the last several weeks that show group singing. Pan de Vidas most recent Facebook Live video that included unmasked singing was posted Sunday.

The two other outbreaks at churches were exclusively among staff members at the Springs Journey Church in Colorado Springs and at The Heights Church in Denver. None of the churches could be reached for comment.

The new church outbreaks come several weeks after a large outbreak at the Andrew Wommack Ministries bible conference in Woodland Park. While the Teller County health department pre-approved the conference, CDPHE served organizers a cease and desist letter halfway through, on July 2, after the agency received information that events at the conference would likely exceed the 175-person capacity limit in the public health order. A spokesperson for Andrew Wommack Ministries would not confirm if they broke capacity limits, but conceded that it was possible.

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