Erlanger City Councilmember Diana Niceley announced the beginnings of her campaign for the mayoral seat of Erlanger at a special kickoff event on Wednesday. “Am I politician? No,” Niceley said during a speech at the event. “I always like to think of myself as a public servant.” Candidates won’t be able to officially file to […]
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Kenton County leaders praise election operations, discuss cell phone concerns
Kenton County leaders praised the efficiency of the recent election, with many noting the efficiency of early voting and the efficiency of the polling places, while discussing the issue of elected officials’ personal cell phone use for city business.
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Here are the new Erlanger City Councilmembers
The results are in for the Erlanger City Council. Incumbents Diana Niceley, Jennifer Jasper-Lucas, Tom Cahill, Renee Wilson, Tyson Hermes, Renee Skidmore and Rebecca Reckers will rejoin the council. Challengers Chris Farmer and Michele Fields will fill the remaining open seats. The Erlanger City Council had 13 candidates vying for nine open seats. The council […]
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Erlanger City Council candidates discuss goals and backgrounds at public forum
Erlanger City Council candidates discussed their backgrounds and goals at a public forum, with topics including communication with residents, infrastructure improvements, park improvements and financial priorities.
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Erlanger City Council
Erlanger City Council (13 candidates, vote for 9) Click on the candidate’s names to learn more about them: Thomas Cahill Thomas Cahill is a current member of the council running for a ninth term with the city. In the past, Cahill has volunteered over the last 30 years with the city’s Rescue Squad, Fire/EMS department, […]
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Erlanger family advocates for city barrier on cleared hillside
An Erlanger family is trying to get the city to add a barrier to the 18-foot drop on a city hillside following the removal of trees, but the city has been hesitant to spend taxpayer dollars on the project due to legal considerations.