A federal grant being pursued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky could lead to universal preschool in eight local school districts. The $15 million possibility was sprung on the districts pretty suddenly, according to Bill Grein, an administrator with Covington Independent Public Schools. He presented details about the grant to the Covington Board of Education last […]
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More Preschool Classes a Possibility in Eight Northern Kentucky Districts
A federal grant being pursued by the Commonwealth of Kentucky could lead to universal preschool in eight local school districts. The $15 million possibility was sprung on the districts pretty suddenly, according to Bill Grein, an administrator with Covington Independent Public Schools. He presented details about the grant to the Covington Board of Education last […]
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Dayton Schools Seek More Day Care Students, Recovering After Embezzlement
The Dayton Independent school district is looking for four-year olds in the city whose parents would like to enroll them in a free preschool for a half day. Currently the district is running at a deficit for their day care, and these are the children that feed directly into the district’s preschool classes. “Right now only 35 […]
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Dayton Schools Seek More Day Care Students, Recovering After Embezzlement
The Dayton Independent school district is looking for four-year olds in the city whose parents would like to enroll them in a free preschool for a half day. Currently the district is running at a deficit for their day care, and these are the children that feed directly into the district’s preschool classes. “Right now only 35 […]
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Bike Sharing Program in Cincinnati Eyes Northern Kentucky
What will it take for a bike share program to roll its way into Northern Kentucky? The answer — and this also applies to actually cycling across one of our many bridges — is that it’ll be a lot less difficult than many might think, especially since Red Bike, Cincinnati’s bike share program launched this […]
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Bike Sharing Program in Cincinnati Eyes Northern Kentucky
What will it take for a bike share program to roll its way into Northern Kentucky? The answer — and this also applies to actually cycling across one of our many bridges — is that it’ll be a lot less difficult than many might think, especially since Red Bike, Cincinnati’s bike share program launched this […]
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Rep. Keene Honors Outgoing Dayton Leaders, Hints at Road Funds to Come
State Representative Dennis Keene (D-Wilder) paid a postelection visit to Dayton city council Tuesday night, both to recognize outgoing city officials for their service, and to hint at some cash that might be on its way from Frankfort. Keene, who was born in Dayton, took Tuesday’s meeting as a chance to applaud work done by outgoing city council members […]
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Rep. Keene Honors Outgoing Dayton Leaders, Hints at Road Funds to Come
State Representative Dennis Keene (D-Wilder) paid a postelection visit to Dayton city council Tuesday night, both to recognize outgoing city officials for their service, and to hint at some cash that might be on its way from Frankfort. Keene, who was born in Dayton, took Tuesday’s meeting as a chance to applaud work done by outgoing city council members […]
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Defeated Dayton Mayor: “For someone to drag me through the mud… is horrific.”
Tuesday night marked one of longtime Dayton Mayor Ken Rankle’s last city council meetings as the city’s executive, and he took the opportunity to express both gratitude to some and frustration with others in what was the first time council met since his decisive loss to councilman and Mayor-elect Virgil Boruske on Election Day. Rankle began the meeting […]
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Defeated Dayton Mayor: “For someone to drag me through the mud… is horrific.”
Tuesday night marked one of longtime Dayton Mayor Ken Rankle’s last city council meetings as the city’s executive, and he took the opportunity to express both gratitude to some and frustration with others in what was the first time council met since his decisive loss to councilman and Mayor-elect Virgil Boruske on Election Day. Rankle began the meeting […]
