Historic Mines
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State receives $74 million to help clean up damage caused by historic mines.
State receives $74 million to help clean up damage caused by historic mines.
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Historic Mines
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State receives $74 million to help clean up damage caused by historic mines.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorshipSpeaking of the infrastructure law, the governor also announced Kentucky would receive $74 million to help clean up damage caused by historic mines.
And he announced Kentucky exported goods totaling more than $40 billion in 2023, a 16% increase over 2022.
And the biggest export total in state history.
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Children's Dental Health Month
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