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Name of business: The Law Office of Kevin F. Sharkey, PLLC Date business opened: Oct. 25, 2010 Address of business: 430 W. Main St., Danville, KY 40422 Phone/fax numbers for business: Phone, (859) 236-5522; fax, (859) 208-0509 E-mail of business: kevin.f.sharkey@gmail.com Hours of operation for business: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Owner of business: Kevin F. Sharkey What services does this business offer?: Attorney-at-Law

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Builder's Surplus burglarized Danville police investigated a burglary at midnight Jan. 1 at Builder's Surplus on Stewarts Lane. According to the police report, there were no signs of forcible entry, and items taken included a Rigid compound miter saw, a Makita skill saw, a Hewlet-Packard fax machine and a Sanyo microwave. Items taken from dentist's office City police said two DVD players were reported stolen Tuesday from the office of Dr. Susan Couzens at 400 S. Fourth St.

The annual Summer Camps for Kids page is slated to run on Life&Times mid-May. Please send in any information about your organization's summer camp to bcurd@amnews.com, or fax the information to (859) 236-9566. The deadline for submission is Monday, May 9. For more information, call Bobbie Curd at (859) 236-2551, ext. 132.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced that lamb producers, feeders, and first handlers have the opportunity to vote in a nationwide referendum on whether to continue or terminate the Lamb Promotion, Research, and Information Order, authorized under the Commodity Promotion, Research, and Information Act of 1996. The referendum is being held Feb. 2-27. Beginning Feb. 2 and continuing through Feb. 27, persons eligible to vote can obtain form LS-86 from a county FSA office either in person, by mail, fax, or via the Internet at: http://www.

Builder's Surplus burglarized Danville police investigated a burglary at midnight Jan. 1 at Builder's Surplus on Stewarts Lane. According to the police report, there were no signs of forcible entry, and items taken included a Rigid compound miter saw, a Makita skill saw, a Hewlet-Packard fax machine and a Sanyo microwave. Items taken from doctor's office City police said two DVD players were reported stolen Tuesday from the office of Dr. Susan Couzens at 400 S. Fourth St.|None.

The Advocate-Messenger will not publish Monday, Jan. 3, in celebration of the New Year's holiday. We wish all of you a happy New Year and we'll see you again on Tuesday. Also on Monday, all power will be shut off to The Advocate-Messenger building, at least until noon, while a computer expansion project is completed. During that time, no telephone, e-mail or fax service will be available. Amnews.com also will be down.

NAACP plans banquet The Danville-Boyle County NAACP will have its Freedom Fund Banquet at 6 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 555 E. Lexington Ave. in Danville. The theme is “NAACP: One nation, one dream.” Keynote speaker is Rev. Robert Blythe, president of the Richmond, Madison County branch of the NAACP. A non-tax deduction donation of $15 is requested. For more information call (859) 936-2004 or fax (859) 936-2004. Meeting Danville/Boyle County Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors — 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Grayson’s Tavern.

EKU professor speaks at Second Thursday A retired Eastern Kentucky University history professor will share his views on Kentucky as a “Crossroads of Humor” at the May 10 Second Thursday Program at the Bluegrass Heritage Museum. All Second Thursday programs take place at the museum, 217 S. Main St. Refreshments are served and admission to the program is free. Last day to nominate for Conkwright elections Today is the last day to nominate candidates  for parent representatives to the Conkwright Middle School school-based decision-making council.

The annual Summer Camps for Kids page is slated to run on Life&Times mid-May. Please send in any information about your organization's summer camp to bcurd@amnews.com, or fax the information to (859) 236-9566. The deadline for submission is Monday, May 9. For more information, call Bobbie Curd at (859) 236-2551, ext. 132.

Name of business: The Law Office of Kevin F. Sharkey, PLLC Date business opened: Oct. 25, 2010 Address of business: 430 W. Main St., Danville, KY 40422 Phone/fax numbers for business: Phone, (859) 236-5522; fax, (859) 208-0509 E-mail of business: kevin.f.sharkey@gmail.com Hours of operation for business: 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Owner of business: Kevin F. Sharkey What services does this business offer?: Attorney-at-Law

NAACP plans banquet The Danville-Boyle County NAACP will have its Freedom Fund Banquet at 6 p.m. Saturday at the First Christian Church, 555 E. Lexington Ave. in Danville. The theme is “NAACP: One nation, one dream.” Keynote speaker is Rev. Robert Blythe, president of the Richmond, Madison County branch of the NAACP. A non-tax deduction donation of $15 is requested. For more information call (859) 936-2004 or fax (859) 936-2004. Meeting Danville/Boyle County Convention and Visitors Bureau Board of Directors — 8:30 a.m. Tuesday at Grayson’s Tavern.

Have you always had a question you wanted to ask Sam Harp of Danville or Larry French of Boyle County? Is there something you want to know about new Mercer County coach Bill Mason? This is your chance to ask those coaches - or Casey County's Andy Stephens, Lincoln County's Mike Settles and Garrard County's Marc Scenters - anything you want about the upcoming season, their careers, their philosophies, etcetera. Just submit your question along with your name, address and phone number to sports editor Larry Vaught at larry@amnews.

Have you always had a question you wanted to ask Sam Harp of Danville or Larry French of Boyle Count? Is there something you want to know about new Mercer County coach Bill Mason? This is your chance to ask those coaches - or Casey County's Andy Stephens, Lincoln County's Mike Settles and Garrard County's Marc Scenters - anything you want about the upcoming season, their careers, their philosophies, etc. Just submit your question along with your name, address and phone number to sports editor Larry Vaught at larry@amnews.