Tracy Crabtree of Lexington putts at the target on the back nine during the inaugural Richmond Disc Golf Club Tournament at Camp Catalpa on Saturday morning. The tournament, in conjunction with the club’s first anniversary, included 27 participants in five skill levels. For information about the club, contact richmonddiscgolf@gmail.com.
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Tracy Crabtree of Lexington putts at the target on the back nine during the inaugural Richmond Disc Golf Club Tournament at Camp Catalpa on Saturday morning. The tournament, in conjunction with the club’s first anniversary, included 27 participants in five skill levels. For information about the club, contact richmonddiscgolf@gmail.com.
October 14, 2008
Disc golf tourney
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Eastern Kentucky University Environmental Health professor Worley Johnson, left, helps junior Shawn Richards of Mount Sterling, center, and Raysha Reed, a senior from Irvine, conduct a water sampling test Wednesday afternoon at Lake Reba as part of an Environmental Health Sciences lab. The class tested the water for several things including bacteria, dissolved oxygen, acidity and heavy metals.
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Testing the water
Eastern Kentucky University Environmental Health professor Worley Johnson, left, helps junior Shawn Richards of Mount Sterling, center, and Raysha Reed, a senior from Irvine, conduct a water sampling test Wednesday afternoon at Lake Reba as part of an Environmental Health Sciences lab. The class tested the water for several things including bacteria, dissolved oxygen, acidity and heavy metals.
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Testing the water
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The cakewalk war
