Alexandria Planning and Zoning Commission Chair Dave Hart discusses next steps for the city’s comprehensive plan update. By Robin Gee, city council beat editor Alexandria city council members approved the purchase of 9.9 acres of land to build a new city building, community center, parks and trails. Negotiations for purchase of the property at 8822 […]
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Alexandria Village Green TANK Stop Saved From Cuts
Alexandria will keep one its bus stop at Village Green, one of the two city stops that had been on the chopping block in the recent TANK bus system redesign. By Robin Gee, city council beat editor Alexandria city council met June 18 to discuss the fiscal year ’20-’21 budget, responses and planning around the […]
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Alexandria Approves Zone Map Change for Development
Alexandria Mayor Andy Schabell and council member Sue Neltner discuss the zoning map change for the property along U.S. 27 By Robin Gee, city council beat editor The road has been cleared for a new mixed-use development in Alexandria along U.S. 27. The project will involve three commercial buildings and a luxury apartment complex with […]
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Alexandria City Officials Discuss Development Proposal, New Ordinances, TANK
Alexandria City Attorney Mike Duncan reads new municipal orders and ordinances at the February 6 meeting of council. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor The February 6 meeting of the Alexandria City Council was one of discussion and consideration. Council heard first readings of a series of municipal orders, ordinances and resolutions covering franchise […]
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Alexandria Officials Voice Strong Concern About Potential Loss of TANK Routes
TANK proposes changing two bus routes that serve Alexandria to stop short of the city. (photo: cosmo2012, CC license) by Robin Gee, city council beat editor As part of the Transit Authority of Northern Kentucky (TANK) 2020 redesign proposal, the two bus routes serving the city of Alexandria could be shortened to end before reaching […]
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Zone Change Clears Way for New Business at RECA Roller Rink Site
RECA Roller Skating Rink, serving Alexandria since 1958, will close March 1 but a zone change paves the way for new business at that location. by Robin Gee, city council beat editor A new business will make use of the old RECA Roller Rink Site in Alexandria, thanks to a zone change from Residential 1V […]
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Alexandria Welcomes New Member, Discusses City Investments
Alexandria city council is continuing to explore ideas and focus on a new city sign in the coming year. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor The Alexandria City Council met twice in November. At the November 7 meeting, Mayor Andy Schabell officially welcomed Tom Baldridge to the council. Baldridge, who had been serving on […]
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Alexandria Police Chief Announces Two Officer Promotions
Alexandria Police Lieutenant Natalie Selby and Sergeant Richard Northcutt take the oath of office from city attorney Michael Duncan for their new positions. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor Two Alexandria police officers received promotions and were sworn in for their new duties at the November 7 city council meeting. Lieutenant Natalie Selby serves […]
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Alexandria Police Department Honors Longtime Officer
Alexandria Police Chief Lucas Cooper presents retiring Detective Sergeant Gary Frodge a plaque to honor and thank him for his many years of service to the community. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor With 36 years in law enforcement, Detective Sergeant Gary Frodge of the Alexandria Police Department is retiring at the end of […]
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Alexandria Shares Police Department News and Fall Plans
Alexandria Police Chief Lucas Cooper congratulates Chris Jaskowiak on his promotion to detective sergeant. By Robin Gee, City Council Beat Editor The Alexandria city council congratulated two Alexandria police officers at its first meeting of October. With the upcoming retirement of Detective Sergeant Gary Frodge, the department promoted Chris Jaskowiak to the detective sergeant position. […]
