Dayton Independent Schools faculty member Ed Long will be honored at the annual Queen City Classic chess tournament with its Shining Knight Award. The tournament has grown from 300 participants to over 600 from all over the midwest and is designed to increase chess participation among all children by popularizing the game. According to the […]
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Dayton’s Ed Long Honored by Local Chess Tournament
Dayton Independent Schools faculty member Ed Long will be honored at the annual Queen City Classic chess tournament with its Shining Knight Award. The tournament has grown from 300 participants to over 600 from all over the midwest and is designed to increase chess participation among all children by popularizing the game. According to the […]
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Small Publisher Disputes Enquirer Article at Kenton Fiscal Court Meeting
An article penned by Kenton County Judge-Executive for the occasionally published What’s Happening in Kenton County was again the topic of conversation among members of the Fiscal Court. The winter/spring edition of What’s Happening featured a question-and-answer style column by Arlinghaus about how the Kenton County Airport Board functions and operates. The board, where all voting members are […]
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Small Publisher Disputes Enquirer Article at Kenton Fiscal Court Meeting
An article penned by Kenton County Judge-Executive for the occasionally published What’s Happening in Kenton County was again the topic of conversation among members of the Fiscal Court. The winter/spring edition of What’s Happening featured a question-and-answer style column by Arlinghaus about how the Kenton County Airport Board functions and operates. The board, where all voting members are […]
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Chamber Board Comes Out in Favor of Tolling Brent Spence Project
The Board of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce voted this week on a position statement that calls for moving forward on the Brent Spence Bridge project with the use of tolls to fund the $2.5 billion job. The position statement calls for the protection of $60 million allocated for the project in Governor Steve […]
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Chamber Board Comes Out in Favor of Tolling Brent Spence Project
The Board of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce voted this week on a position statement that calls for moving forward on the Brent Spence Bridge project with the use of tolls to fund the $2.5 billion job. The position statement calls for the protection of $60 million allocated for the project in Governor Steve […]
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Chamber Board Comes Out in Favor of Tolling Brent Spence Project
The Board of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce voted this week on a position statement that calls for moving forward on the Brent Spence Bridge project with the use of tolls to fund the $2.5 billion job. The position statement calls for the protection of $60 million allocated for the project in Governor Steve […]
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NKY CEOs Endorse Tolls, Public-Private Partnerships as Legislators Remain Unconvinced
Some of Northern Kentucky’s most prominent business leaders came out Wednesday in favor of tolls and public-private partnerships as a means to construct the Brent Spence Bridge project. The CEO Roundtable, a collection of a dozen local executives associated with Vision 2015, released a letter in support of moving forward on the project with tolls. […]
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NKY CEOs Endorse Tolls, Public-Private Partnerships as Legislators Remain Unconvinced
Some of Northern Kentucky’s most prominent business leaders came out Wednesday in favor of tolls and public-private partnerships as a means to construct the Brent Spence Bridge project. The CEO Roundtable, a collection of a dozen local executives associated with Vision 2015, released a letter in support of moving forward on the project with tolls. […]
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A Possible Change in Dialogue on Bridge Project Emerges at Mayors Group Meeting
EXLCUSIVE (Editor’s note: This story has been updated at the bottom of the post) An effort to have the Kenton County Mayors Group to go on the record opposing tolls as a financing mechanism for the Brent Spence Bridge project ended with calls for the conversation to drift toward one question: Does this region need […]
