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Residents in and around Cincinnati, Oxford, and Brookville, Indiana, among other places joined in protests against the policies of President Donald Trump Saturday. -
Rumpke says the Sept. 14 fire that sent plumes of black smoke into the air visible for miles prompted the facility to replace the lining of the landfill as a precaution. -
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From Paducah to Prestonsburg, Kentuckians gathered at No Kings protests on Saturday to voice dissatisfaction with U.S. President Donald Trump through peaceful demonstration.
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