The Judges-Executive of Boone, Kenton, and Campbell Counties will vote on Monday morning whether to accept a 5% rate increase from Sanitation District 1. The utility’s board of directors on Tuesday voted in favor of the increase despite public disagreement among its members that not only dominated its own meeting but also the Kenton County […]
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Debate Over SD1 Rate Increase Involves Two Meetings in Two Buildings
The Judges-Executive of Boone, Kenton, and Campbell Counties will vote on Monday morning whether to accept a 5% rate increase from Sanitation District 1. The utility’s board of directors on Tuesday voted in favor of the increase despite public disagreement among its members that not only dominated its own meeting but also the Kenton County […]
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River Sweep: Clean Up the Ohio Shoreline this Weekend
3,000 miles of shoreline and tributaries will be cleaned on Saturday, including along the Northern Kentucky riverfront. Thousands of volunteers donate time each year for the Ohio River Sweep from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Illinois. The effort started in 1989 and each year more than 18,000 volunteers from various organizations in six states collect more than […]
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River Sweep: Clean Up the Ohio Shoreline this Weekend
3,000 miles of shoreline and tributaries will be cleaned on Saturday, including along the Northern Kentucky riverfront. Thousands of volunteers donate time each year for the Ohio River Sweep from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Illinois. The effort started in 1989 and each year more than 18,000 volunteers from various organizations in six states collect more than […]
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River Sweep: Clean Up the Ohio Shoreline this Weekend
3,000 miles of shoreline and tributaries will be cleaned on Saturday, including along the Northern Kentucky riverfront. Thousands of volunteers donate time each year for the Ohio River Sweep from Pittsburgh to Cairo, Illinois. The effort started in 1989 and each year more than 18,000 volunteers from various organizations in six states collect more than […]
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Gateway College’s New Board Takes Office, Approves Budget
Newly appointed members of the Gateway Community and Technical College board of directors were sworn into office at a board meeting at the college’s Boone Campus last week. Those taking the oath of office were Joseph H. Creaghead of Fort Mitchell; Chad L. Day, Covington; Jeffrey Groob, Covington; Kenneth Paul, Fort Thomas; Dr. Julie Ann […]
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Gateway College’s New Board Takes Office, Approves Budget
Newly appointed members of the Gateway Community and Technical College board of directors were sworn into office at a board meeting at the college’s Boone Campus last week. Those taking the oath of office were Joseph H. Creaghead of Fort Mitchell; Chad L. Day, Covington; Jeffrey Groob, Covington; Kenneth Paul, Fort Thomas; Dr. Julie Ann […]
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Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Gets $250,000 in Grants for Recycling, More
Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Management Area is the recipient of $250,000 in grant money from the state to expand recycling, reduce the amount of solid waste going into landfills and improve the environmental management of household hazardous waste, which includes electronic scrap and mercury from homes. The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management announced more […]
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Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Gets $250,000 in Grants for Recycling, More
Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Management Area is the recipient of $250,000 in grant money from the state to expand recycling, reduce the amount of solid waste going into landfills and improve the environmental management of household hazardous waste, which includes electronic scrap and mercury from homes. The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management announced more […]
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Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Gets $250,000 in Grants for Recycling, More
Northern Kentucky Solid Waste Management Area is the recipient of $250,000 in grant money from the state to expand recycling, reduce the amount of solid waste going into landfills and improve the environmental management of household hazardous waste, which includes electronic scrap and mercury from homes. The Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet’s Division of Waste Management announced more […]
