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Miller Park vandal will be required to pay $1,200 restitution as part of pretrial diversion

By: Mark White

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A Barton Mill Road man, who vandalized Miller Park during a June incident, won’t have to serve any prison time as part of his sentence but he will have to make restitution to the City of Corbin for the damage he caused.

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