Owner of the Fort Thomas Plaza, Ken Perry, asks the Fort Thomas Planning Commission to grant Active Day a text amendment change in January. Fort Thomas City Attorney, Jann Seidenfaden (right), looks on during the proceedings. FTM file. By Amanda Dibiaso It’s been a bumpy road for those in favor of allowing an adult day […]
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Fort Thomas City Council Roundup 2/16
The public hearing for the 2015 Fort Thomas street tax. FTM file. By Amanda Dibiaso The Fort Thomas City Council held their monthly meeting Tuesday, February 16. Council member Lisa Kelly absent. Here’s your round-up: Reports of officers: Council accepted the monthly reports from the fire and police departments. In addition to his monthly report, […]
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February Fort Thomas School Board Round-up
Highlands Principal, Brian Robinson, with some of the We The People winners. FTM file. By Amanda Dibiaso The Fort Thomas School Board held their monthly meeting Monday, February 8. Here’s your round-up: Recognition of We the People team: The board recognized the Highlands High School We the People team, who recently won the state championship […]
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Fort Thomas City Council Roundup 1/21
Fort Thomas firefighter, Chris Rust, painted this background for the backdrop of the “pictures with Santa” display during the holiday walk in Fort Thomas last month. By Amanda Dibiaso The Fort Thomas City Council held their monthly meeting Tuesday, January 19. Councilman Jeff Bezold and Mayor Eric Haas were absent. The meeting was fairly uneventful, […]
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Fort Thomas School Board Round-Up (January 2016)
Johnson Elementary School students Charlies Alerding, Martha Kelly Bone, William Brewer, Violet Hisey, Elliot Martin and Oliver Martin gave a presentation on the Coding Club after school program. FTM file. By Amanda Dibiaso The Fort Thomas School Board held their monthly meeting Monday, January 11, with all members present. Here’s your round up: Student Showcase: […]
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Soon-to-open Newport Gallery to Host Holiday Artisan Market this Saturday and Sunday
Dibiaso Designs. By Amanda Dibiaso Artifact, the soon-to-open gallery and workshop located at 114 East 8th St, Newport Ky, is hosting a preview holiday shopping event this Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Holiday Artisan Market will feature unique, locally produced art and wares including photography, paintings, reclaimed wood art and […]
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Council Must Fill Empty Seat After Resignation Official
Gov. Matt Bevin signs an Executive Action appointing Adam Meier his Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy. By Amanda Dibiaso Late last month, Councilman Adam Meier announced his resignation from the Fort Thomas City Council. Now, the council must appoint someone to fill the seat that will be left vacant by Meier, who is resigning […]
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Fort Thomas City Council Roundup 11/16/15
By: Amanda Dibiaso FTM file. The Fort Thomas City Council held their monthly meeting Monday, November 16. Council member Jeff Bezold was absent. Here’s your round up: Traffic on Trinity Place/St. Nicholas Place: Fort Thomas resident Amanda Bricking, representing several Trinity Place residents who attended the meeting, asked if results were in from the speed […]
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Fort Thomas City Council Round-Up (10-19-15)
By Amanda Dibiaso FTM file photo. The Fort Thomas City Council held their monthly meeting Monday, Oct. 19, with all council members present. Here’s your round up: Hiring of Ron Dill as City Administrator The council unanimously voted in favor of hiring Ron Dill as the city’s new City Administrator. Dill, who has been with […]
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Ron Dill named Fort Thomas City Administrator
Fort Thomas city staff officially has a new leader at the helm Ron Dill becomes the next top appointed city official in Fort Thomas at the Oct 19 city council meeting. FTM file. By Amanda (Joering) Dibiaso At their meeting Monday, October 19 city council unanimously approved the hiring of Ron Dill as the city’s […]
