As the year 2015 approaches, it’s time to start thinking about Northern Kentucky’s next strategic plan. That’s why Vision 2015, the organization behind implementing the community’s current plan, is inviting community members to interact with myNKY, a six-month campaign launching Jan. 16 designed to engage the community in determining the priorities for Northern Kentucky’s next five-year strategic […]
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Water District to Monitor as Chemical Spill Arrives in Northern Kentucky
UPDATE: The chemical spill from the Elk River in West Virginia is expected to make its way into the Cincinnati area at 9 p.m. when it should arrive at the Richard Miller Treatment Plant. The chemical spill’s odor was detected at Maysville at 5 a.m. Tuesday, according to a news release from the Ohio River Valley […]
Water District to Monitor as Chemical Spill Arrives in Northern Kentucky
UPDATE: The chemical spill from the Elk River in West Virginia is expected to make its way into the Cincinnati area at 9 p.m. when it should arrive at the Richard Miller Treatment Plant. The chemical spill’s odor was detected at Maysville at 5 a.m. Tuesday, according to a news release from the Ohio River Valley […]
Dayton Prepares to Adopt Federal Changes to Flood Insurance Program
Dayton City Council on Tuesday night heard the first reading of an amendment to its city ordinance that relates to flood damage prevention. The federal Biggert Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 was passed by Congress in July of that year and is prompting the changes. A second reading and vote is scheduled for […]
Dayton Prepares to Adopt Federal Changes to Flood Insurance Program
Dayton City Council on Tuesday night heard the first reading of an amendment to its city ordinance that relates to flood damage prevention. The federal Biggert Waters Flood Insurance Reform Act of 2012 was passed by Congress in July of that year and is prompting the changes. A second reading and vote is scheduled for […]
Dayton City Administrator Dennis Redmond Resigns
(UPDATED) In the final minutes of Tuesday’s Dayton City Council meeting a resident stood up and asked Mayor Ken Rankle and the rest of the council a direct question. “Can we talk about the elephant not in the room? Where is the City Administrator?” The seat to Rankle’s left was empty at the start of Tuesday night’s meeting, with […]
Dayton City Administrator Dennis Redmond Resigns
(UPDATED) In the final minutes of Tuesday’s Dayton City Council meeting a resident stood up and asked Mayor Ken Rankle and the rest of the council a direct question. “Can we talk about the elephant not in the room? Where is the City Administrator?” The seat to Rankle’s left was empty at the start of Tuesday night’s meeting, with […]
