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FRANKFORT, Jan. 9 – Sen. Robin L. Webb, D-Grayson, speaks on Senate Bill 5, legislation related to hunting and fishing licenses, on the Senate floor. (Photo courtesy of LRC Public Information)
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Two Kentucky lawmakers filed a bill Monday that would allow the state's public school districts to use passenger vehicles like vans to transports students to and from school.
State Sen. Robin Webb, who represents a four-county swath of northeastern Kentucky, revealed she will join the ranks of GOP lawmakers who control the flow of legislation in the state.
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