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Lexington leaders have taken a significant first step in the latest round of planning for growth and prosperity. Now, it is time for them and everyone else to get involved in taking the next steps.
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Fayette County: Celebrating Norwegian holiday
The Scandinavian Heritage Society of Kentucky will meet 5 to 7 p.m. Saturday at Immanuel Baptist Church, 3100 Tates Creek Road at the picnic shelter behind the church. The group will celebrate Syttende Mai, Norway's Constitution Day. Bring your own picnic dinner and cupcakes to share. Coffee and ...
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Madison County: Discussions on race and youth
The Disproportionate Minority Contact in Madison County is holding a series of community discussions on youth and race at Madison Central High School. The roundtable discussions will be 6-8 p.m. Monday, Tuesdays and Wednesdays through May 25. To register for the discussions, email madisoncountyroundtables...
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Woodford County: 8 gardens part of annual tour
The Woodford County Woman's Club's second annual garden tour will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday. The tour will showcase eight gardens and a historical home. Tickets are $15 in advance and are available at various businesses in Versailles, Midway and Lexington through Friday. Tickets will be sold...
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Entrepreneur launches online fashion line for dogs
SCOTTS VALLEY, Calif. - When Anastasia Torres-Gil, high fashion designer for dogs, cuts into a Louis Vuitton handbag to make it into a Chihuahua pillbox hat, there is, occasionally, a pang of regret.
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Merlene Davis: For the homeless, there is room at the Inn
Recently, I've noticed activity around the building that once was home to Whatsa Futon. Now I know why.The odd-shaped building at 824 Winchester Road is home to Community Inn and Emmanuel Apostolic Church of Zion, a partnership that is striving to bring physical dignity and comfort to the homeless...
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Spill kills minnows, creates bubbles in Letcher County stream
State officials are investigating a spill that resulted in foamy bubbles piling up several feet high on a small creek at Jenkins, in Letcher County.The spill was reported Tuesday, and an emergency-response team from the Division of Water went to the site, said spokeswoman Allison Fleck.There is ...
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The treat of the Mountain Mushroom Festival: the morel
In the spring, hunters head to mountain thickets with scissors, serrated knives and mesh bags. They'll zig and zag, changing the route to their favorite hunting grounds, hoping never to reveal the spot that yields pounds of morel mushrooms. Late last month, many of the hunters gathered at the Mountain...
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Lunchtime News Review: Arrests made in 2005 Fleming County double murder
Fort Campbell studies soldiers in combat conditions before returning them to the battlefield. Cost of elder care in Kentucky has gone up more than national average, but still costs less than the rest of the U.S. Former editor remembers covering the campaign of Arnold Schwarzenegger. Kentucky-made...
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For woman with Williams Syndrome, music was the key
FRANKFORT — Every Thursday at 11:30 a.m., Tony Lovello packs up his accordion and heads out Military Pike. He’s on his way to give a music lesson to a student unlike any he’s ever taught. Every Wednesday she calls to remind him, even though the chances of his forgetting are ...
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