Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Toll Debate Continues for Second Month at Kenton Mayors Group Meeting
Kentucky House Bill 407 dominated the conversation at Saturday’s meeting of the Kenton County Mayors Group. Introduced by Pike County Democrat Leslie Combs, the bill would allow public-private partnerships, or P3, in which a private entity could oversee the execution of a public project. The method could be used to move large regional projects forward […]
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Covington Endorses Fairness Bill as New Group Seeks to Spread Equality in NKY
The Covington City Commission unanimously passed a resolution on Tuesday night endorsing the passage of House Bill 171, a piece of legislation before the General Assembly that aims to protect gays from discrimination in housing, employment, and accommodations. Mayor Sherry Carran will testify in support of the bill before the House Judiciary Committee in Frankfort […]
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Covington Endorses Fairness Bill as New Group Seeks to Spread Equality in NKY
The Covington City Commission unanimously passed a resolution on Tuesday night endorsing the passage of House Bill 171, a piece of legislation before the General Assembly that aims to protect gays from discrimination in housing, employment, and accommodations. Mayor Sherry Carran will testify in support of the bill before the House Judiciary Committee in Frankfort […]
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Ludlow Kicks Off Celebration of Sesquicentennial
On February 20, 1864, Ludlow became a city. On February 20, 2014, the City kicked off the celebration of its 150th anniversary, the sesquicentennial. The milestone will be marked by a series of events throughout the year honoring Ludlow’s heritage and lasting legacy. On Thursday, more than a hundred people gathered at the Ludlow Theatre […]
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Ludlow Kicks Off Celebration of Sesquicentennial
On February 20, 1864, Ludlow became a city. On February 20, 2014, the City kicked off the celebration of its 150th anniversary, the sesquicentennial. The milestone will be marked by a series of events throughout the year honoring Ludlow’s heritage and lasting legacy. On Thursday, more than a hundred people gathered at the Ludlow Theatre […]
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Old Incinerator to Be Sold by City of Ludlow
The City of Ludlow voted Thursday to sell its old trash incinerator in Devou Park. The city council considered two order/resolutions including one that would have allowed for the incinerator’s direct sale to Covington. Covington has expressed interest in acquiring the incinerator for the purpose of preserving and renovating it for use on the Devou Park […]
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Old Incinerator to Be Sold by City of Ludlow
The City of Ludlow voted Thursday to sell its old trash incinerator in Devou Park. The city council considered two order/resolutions including one that would have allowed for the incinerator’s direct sale to Covington. Covington has expressed interest in acquiring the incinerator for the purpose of preserving and renovating it for use on the Devou Park […]
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Ludlow Police Accredited for the First Time
The Ludlow Police Department received its first ever accreditation through the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police. The recognition means that the department meets commonly accepted professional standards for efficient and effective operations. All aspects of the department’s operations were examined in order to receive the accreditation. Ludlow was determined to have made conscious decisions […]
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Ludlow Police Accredited for the First Time
The Ludlow Police Department received its first ever accreditation through the Kentucky Association of Chiefs of Police. The recognition means that the department meets commonly accepted professional standards for efficient and effective operations. All aspects of the department’s operations were examined in order to receive the accreditation. Ludlow was determined to have made conscious decisions […]
