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Brent Cooper: Support syringe access exchange — our collective health (and lives) are at stake

April 27, 20161

Before you make up your mind about the proposed syringe access exchange program (aka needle exchange), you need to first…

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Idea State U competition awards UofL ‘MoveMe’ top prize of $25k; Owensboro C&TC wins second place

April 27, 2016April 26, 20160

Developers of an app to help people find workout partners and inventors of a waterproof swimwear liner for women each…

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Keven Moore: No ‘risk’ or ‘uncertainty’ here — death is absolutely certain — and we all have to deal with it

April 27, 2016April 26, 20160

In this weekly column as a self-described riskologist, I try to find topics of interest that involve something that is…

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Governor appoints Florence businessman Robert Cicero to the Kentucky Public Service Commission

April 26, 2016April 27, 20160

Gov. Matt Bevin has appointed Robert Cicero, a Florence businessman, to the Kentucky Public Service Commission (PSC). “Bob Cicero’s experience…

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Average air fares at CVG decline again — 20 percent year over year; airport now ranks 22 nationally

April 26, 20160

Average airfares from the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) declined 20 percent year-over-year based on the 4th quarter 2015 Department…

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Leadership authority Betsy Myers to headline NKY Women’s Initiative’s Regional Summit on June 29

April 26, 2016April 26, 20160

By Laura Cook Kroeger Special to NKyTribune Some people know her as the sister of former White House Press Secretary…

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KIDS COUNT: Kentucky has highest rate of kids with a parent in jail, according to ‘Shared Sentence’ report

April 26, 20160

By Terry Brooks Kentucky Youth Advocates Policy debates about incarceration rarely focus on the impact on children. Yet, we know…

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Driven by state budget cuts, ten Gateway staff members are first to face lay-offs effective now

April 26, 2016April 26, 20161

Staff Report The layoffs at the Kentucky Community & Technical College System as a result of state budget cuts came…

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Safety first: When mowing the lawn, keeping children indoors is the best possible safety precaution

April 26, 2016April 25, 20160

By Dr. Lesley Wong Special to NKyTribune Spring is here which means children will begin playing outside more often. With…

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Historic Dinsmore Homestead annual Derby Party: Watch races, enjoy festivities – all for a good cause

April 26, 2016April 25, 20160

The annual Derby party at Historic Dinsmore Homestead is the perfect way to watch the 142nd Run for the Roses…

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Hope for Boone County to hold public Heroin Town Hall Meeting tonight at Crossroads Church

April 25, 2016April 25, 20160

Hope for Boone County will hold a Heroin Town Hall Meeting tonight from 7-8:30 p.m. at Crossroads Church, 828 Heights…

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BBB Trends: Moving takes planning and packing — and being sure you are hiring the right company

April 25, 20160

Whether it’s across the street, across town, or across state lines, moving takes planning and packing. Sometimes a few problems…

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Our Rich History: Johann Schmitt was one of most sought-after ecclesiastical artists in the U.S.

April 25, 2016April 24, 20161

by Paul A. Tenkotte Special to NKyTribune   He was one of the first art teachers of Covington native and…

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SmartHealthToday: Shape up now, middle-agers, or regret your small brain later

April 25, 2016April 22, 20160

By Shelly Reese SmartHealthToday As if there isn’t enough evidence that exercise is good for you, researchers have found that…

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Tomorrow at Ludlow’s Wynner’s Cup see beautiful glasswork being created and enjoy a book-signing

April 22, 20160

Ludlow Mayor Ken Wynn and his family opened Wynner’s Cup Cafe downtown, meaning to create a community gathering place —…

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Commentary: Investing in KY’s future means diabetes prevention too, but that didn’t happen

April 22, 20160

By Stewart Perry and Larry Smith Twelve one-hundredths of a percent. .024 percent. That’s how much Kentucky state officials did…

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Global Leadercast event coming to NKY, includes participants from around the world, on May 6

April 22, 2016April 22, 20160

For the eighth year, a group of local businesses will host NKY Leadercast as part of the world’s largest one-day…

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Bromley’s Caleb Maurer, 15, ‘Young Marine of Year,’ participated in ‘Reunion of Honor’ in Guam, Iwo Jima

April 22, 2016April 22, 20160

Young Marines SgtMaj Caleb Maurer, 15, of Bromley, a freshman at Dixie Heights High School, recently returned from a trip…

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Spring is here — and so are seasonal allergies; here are some tips to reduce eye discomfort

April 22, 2016April 22, 20160

April showers bring spring allergies.   Along with the beautiful blooming flowers and growing grass, spring in Kentucky means the…

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Newport Parks experience a renaissance, thanks to volunteers, improvements — and donations

April 22, 2016April 22, 20160

Newport Parks are undergoing a renaissance thanks to a local volunteer organization.   Newport Parks Renaissance Commission is celebrating a…

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Madison Avenue Christian Church to sponsor debate for four Covington mayoral candidates on May 9

April 22, 2016April 22, 20160

Madison Avenue Christian Church will sponsor a candidate debate on Monday, May 9 at 6:30 p.m. for Covington’s four mayoral…

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Paul Long: Ask ‘why?’ do runners do what they do — and get a variety of ‘because’ answers

April 21, 20160

Late last week, a running friend posted a simple question on Facebook: Why? Why does one get up before dawn…

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