There has been much written about the upcoming Taylor Mill Commission race by Matthew Martin, Phil Peace, and Sarah Frietch who are campaigning to be elected as City Commissioner for the City of Taylor Mill. I have a few suggestions, first for Mr. Martin: if he truly wants to be a knowledgeable commissioner, Mr. Martin should actually attend a city commission meeting and view first-hand what transpires at the meeting and learn how […]
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Op-Ed: Elect Mark Kreimborg to Taylor Mill Commission
Greetings Taylor Mill Residents, I’m writing you today to depict a person I know a lot about, Mark Kreimborg. As many of you know, he is running for Taylor Mill City Commission to continue a vision that was set forth in 1985 when he first became a member of the commission. For newer/younger residents, Taylor […]
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Man Arrested in Connection with Taylor Mill Woman’s Death
A man is now behind bars in connection with the death of a woman in her Taylor Mill apartment last week. Lamon Brandon Johnson was arrested Monday morning by the U.S Marshals’ fugutive task force in Cincinnati where he is being held at the Hamilton County Detention Center. Johnson, 40, is facing multiple outstanding warrants […]
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Op-Ed: Mark Kreimborg for Taylor Mill City Commission
Up until 2010 I was the Mayor of Taylor Mill for 21 years, leaving only to become Kenton County’s Deputy Judge/Executive. I have lived in Taylor Mill for 62 years where Debby and I raised our 3 children, Scott, Stephanie, and Stacie, where they all attended Scott High School. Throughout my tenure as Mayor […]
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Police Seek Ex-Boyfriend in Taylor Mill Woman’s Death Case
Police are looking for a man who may have been the last to see a Taylor Mill woman alive. Trina Coleman, 34, was found dead inside her apartment on Sharon Drive early Wednesday morning. The cause of her death has not yet been released publicly. On Friday, Taylor Mill Police said that investigators were looking […]
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Woman Found Dead Inside Taylor Mill Apartment
A woman was found dead inside her apartment early Wednesday morning. The circumstances surrounding her death have not yet been made available publicly but Taylor Mill Police said Wednesday afternoon that the death is being investigated as “suspicious”. According to police, officers were called to Lakeview Apartments on the 700 block of Sharon Drive just […]
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Taylor Mill Candidates Answer Questions About Downtown, Park, Heroin, More
The seven candidates for Taylor Mill City Commission – three incumbents and four challengers – answered questions at a forum held in Pride Park on Tuesday night. The event was hosted by The River City News and moderated by publisher Michael Monks. The lead question tested the candidates on whether they thought this was a […]
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City Administrator Counters Remarks from Taylor Mill Candidates
A forum held last week in Taylor Mill featured three challengers for spots on the 4-member city commission – and also featured some comments about City Administrator Jill Bailey. Candidates Matthew Martin and Phil Peace suggested that secrecy and a lack of transparency exists at the city building. Bailey said that not is not […]
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RCN to Host Taylor Mill Commission Candidates Forum on Tuesday
The River City News is hosting a meet and greet and candidates forum at Taylor Mill’s Pride Park on Tuesday, October 25. The event will be held at the public building at the park, starting with a meet and greet at 6 p.m. and a forum for the candidates at 7 p.m. RCN’s Michael Monks will […]
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Challengers in Taylor Mill Take Questions at Forum
In Taylor Mill, the four seats on the city commission are up for grabs. Three incumbents – Ed Kuehne, Dan Murray, and Roger Reis – are seeking reelection, while the fourth incumbent, Debby Kreimborg, is not on the ballot. Instead, her husband, Mark Kreimborg, the former mayor and Kenton County deputy judge/executive is running. […]
