In the waning hours of the 2014 Kentucky General Assembly session, House Bill 237 received final passage awarding more than $5.2 billion for road projects across the Commonwealth. More than $43 million will go to Kenton County and more than $55 million is headed to Campbell County over the next two and a half fiscal […]
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Millions for Road Projects Coming to Kenton, Campbell Counties
In the waning hours of the 2014 Kentucky General Assembly session, House Bill 237 received final passage awarding more than $5.2 billion for road projects across the Commonwealth. More than $43 million will go to Kenton County and more than $55 million is headed to Campbell County over the next two and a half fiscal […]
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The Local Boys: Hometown Players for the Cincinnati Reds – Jesse Tannehill
In their new book, The Local Boys: Hometown Players for the Cincinnati Reds, authors Joe and Jack Heffron — local boys themselves — tell the stories of the men who achieved the dream depicted in that sculpture, profiling over 100 local players using historical research and, for many, original interviews with the players or surviving family. […]
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The Local Boys: Hometown Players for the Cincinnati Reds – Jesse Tannehill
In their new book, The Local Boys: Hometown Players for the Cincinnati Reds, authors Joe and Jack Heffron — local boys themselves — tell the stories of the men who achieved the dream depicted in that sculpture, profiling over 100 local players using historical research and, for many, original interviews with the players or surviving family. […]
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Dayton Owes More than $60,000 in Utility Bills at Marina Site
The City of Dayton has terminated its lease agreement with Waterfront Development Group (WDG), the developer chosen to revitalize the Manhattan Harbor Marina last summer, Mayor Ken Rankle announced at April’s city council meeting. “The city is the one that initiated the split,” said Michael Giffen, Dayton’s newly named city administrator. “Neither side could come to […]
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Dayton Owes More than $60,000 in Utility Bills at Marina Site
The City of Dayton has terminated its lease agreement with Waterfront Development Group (WDG), the developer chosen to revitalize the Manhattan Harbor Marina last summer, Mayor Ken Rankle announced at April’s city council meeting. “The city is the one that initiated the split,” said Michael Giffen, Dayton’s newly named city administrator. “Neither side could come to […]
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Dayton Owes More than $60,000 in Utility Bills at Marina Site
The City of Dayton has terminated its lease agreement with Waterfront Development Group (WDG), the developer chosen to revitalize the Manhattan Harbor Marina last summer, Mayor Ken Rankle announced at April’s city council meeting. “The city is the one that initiated the split,” said Michael Giffen, Dayton’s newly named city administrator. “Neither side could come to […]
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Giffen Hired as Dayton’s City Administrator, City Explores Marina Options
DAYTON — It was an evening of firsts for Dayton City Council and city staff at Tuesday night’s meeting, as they convened for the first time at the Dayton Independent Schools’ central administrative office, and former Main Street manager Michael Giffen attended his first meeting as Dayton’s new City Administrator, replacing Dennis Redmond, who resigned […]
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Giffen Hired as Dayton’s City Administrator, City Explores Marina Options
DAYTON — It was an evening of firsts for Dayton City Council and city staff at Tuesday night’s meeting, as they convened for the first time at the Dayton Independent Schools’ central administrative office, and former Main Street manager Michael Giffen attended his first meeting as Dayton’s new City Administrator, replacing Dennis Redmond, who resigned […]
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Giffen Hired as Dayton’s City Administrator, City Explores Marina Options
DAYTON — It was an evening of firsts for Dayton City Council and city staff at Tuesday night’s meeting, as they convened for the first time at the Dayton Independent Schools’ central administrative office, and former Main Street manager Michael Giffen attended his first meeting as Dayton’s new City Administrator, replacing Dennis Redmond, who resigned […]
