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Title:
KYTC Minute - June 11, 2009
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A bridge in northeastern Kentucky has been named in honor of a Kentucky soldier who died in Afghanistan. The family of Army Specialist Jeremy R. Gullett unveiled signs marking the bridge during a special dedication ceremony in Greenup county on June 4th, the soldier's birthday. The bridge carries KY 2 across the Little Sandy River near Greenup. As summer travel begins a reminder that traffic and travel information is available 24\7 by calling 511 or visiting the website at 511.ky.gov.
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KYTC Minute - June 11, 2009
Description:
A bridge in northeastern Kentucky has been named in honor of a Kentucky soldier who died in Afghanistan. The family of Army Specialist Jeremy R. Gullett unveiled signs marking the bridge during a special dedication ceremony in Greenup county on June 4th, the soldier's birthday. The bridge carries KY 2 across the Little Sandy River near Greenup. As summer travel begins a reminder that traffic and travel information is available 24\7 by calling 511 or visiting the website at 511.ky.gov.
Author:
KYTransportation
Tags:
KYTC, Minute, Kentucky, Transportation, Cabinet, Memorial, Bridge, Soldier, Afghanistan, 511, summer, travel, Greenup, County,
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