Anita Ciafardini, born in West Virginia in 1924, has lived in multiple orphanages and worked at Wadsworth Watch Company and worked at Wadsworth Watch Company and The Avenue. She has 12 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren, and eight great-great-grandchildren.
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Holiday events in Northern Kentucky everyone can enjoy
It’s almost the holiday season, and Santa Claus has lots of toys for every good girl and good little boy. And Northern Kentucky has lots of fun for the whole family. Whether you’re looking for something to do with your kids while they’re off school, need somewhere to take out-of-town family, or you’re looking for […]
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Want to win some Pappy Van Winkle before the holidays? Here’s how
Easterseals Redwood is raffling a rare flight of Pappy Van Winkle bourbon to raise funds and awareness for its mission to support people with disabilities, veterans, and individuals facing economic challenges.
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Bellevue family’s non-profit provides free shoes for children with cerebral palsy
Mad Kicks, a non-profit founded by Marlene Thies, provides free shoes and socks to patients at the Perlman Center, giving them access to fun designs and helping them fit over leg braces, while also offering financial assistance to families in need.
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Friendsgiving food made easy
Thanksgiving has evolved from a one day celebration with immediate loved ones and home-cooked meals centered around gigantic poultry to a nearly monthlong celebration. As part of that, “Friendsgiving” has become the unofficial day of recognizing those close to you that aren’t relatives. As a true millennial, I have participated in this holiday many times […]
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Campbell Media: Equipping Campbell County with media tools, government insights
Campbell Media, a service of the Campbell County Cable Board, offers a range of services including recording local government meetings, covering community events, providing equipment and training for residents, and offering internships for college and high school students.
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Check out the winners of Covington’s neighborhood grants
Covington has announced the winners of its neighborhood grant program, which will be used to fund various projects including neighborhood beautification, teen involvement, and park improvements, with a total of $24,955 awarded to six local groups.
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Erlanger breaks ground on 1,000 acre ‘forever adventure park’
Erlanger Mayor Jessica Fette announced the groundbreaking of the Eons Adventure Park, a 1,000-acre urban woodland with mountain biking trails, tree canopy trails, a nature playground, and a hidden coffee shop, which is expected to attract new businesses and workers to the region.
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Starlit Sanctuary: New event venue in Covington benefits local school
Starlit Sanctuary, a new wedding venue in Covington, has opened and is administered by Community Montessori school, with all proceeds from event rentals benefiting the school’s scholarship fund.
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Riverfront Commons project unveils new attractions
Southbank Partners has unveiled plans for a reimagined Riverfront Commons, featuring new attractions including a replica of the John Hastings ferry boat, expansions to Memorial Park in Ludlow, and extensions to a trailhead in Silver Grove.
