Newport Commissioners Julie Smith-Morrow, Mike Radwanski and mayor Tom Guidugli Jr. expressed interest in allowing medical cannabis operations in the city, while Commissioner Ken Rechtin intends to vote no, and multiple residents spoke at the meeting asking the city to vote no.
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Newport residents voice concerns about the 4th Street Bridge project
The 4th Street Bridge project has been the subject of discussion between Newport, Covington their residents and the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, with concerns about the number of lanes and connectivity between sidewalks and the bridge to surrounding areas.
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Newport Commission honors longtime commissioner with leadership award
The Newport Commission recognized longtime former commissioner Jan Knepshield with the Newport Leadership Award for his impact on the city, including his role in approving many projects and founding programs.
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Newport considers reducing alcohol regulatory fee
Newport is considering reducing its alcohol regulatory fee from 2.5% to 2%, which would benefit anyone who holds retail alcohol sales.
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Newport Commission approves Buena Vista neighborhood as local historic district
The Newport Commission voted to approve the Buena Vista neighborhood as a local historic district, ensuring the preservation of the neighborhood’s historic architecture and preventing unnecessary demolitions.
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Newport commission discusses local Buena Vista historic district
Newport held a first reading on adopting the Buena Vista Local Historic District, with support from Mayor Tom Guidugli Jr., commissioners Beth Fennell, Julie Smith-Morrow, and Ken Rechtin, and opposition from commissioner Mike Radwanski.
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Newport declares April Fair Housing Month
Newport has declared April as Fair Housing Month in the city, in recognition of the Fair Housing Act, which prohibits discrimination in housing based on race, color, religion, sex, familial status, national origin and disability.