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Our Rich History: The Catholic Worker movement, Cincinnati and Pat Flannery — and Pope’s inspiration

September 28, 2015January 18, 20161

First in a series by Paul A. Tenkotte Special to the NKyTribune On Thursday, September 24, last week, Pope Francis…

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Delta and other SOAR partners guide autistic individuals through CVG travel processes

September 25, 20150

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) and air carrier sponsor, Delta Air Lines will host its fourth SOAR (Starting Our…

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Keven Moore: Double crossover diamond interchanges improve safety and efficiency

September 25, 2015September 24, 20150

Recently, I wrote an article about the merits of avoiding lefthand turns while driving. One way engineers are to address…

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Don Then: Chickens are a sure source of laughter for kids (and their adults), but acceptance prevails

September 24, 2015September 24, 20150

Several of my dear friends are teachers and they tell me that, over time, some of the most popular banter…

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It’s pawpaw pickin’ time! But hurry, you don’t have long now to harvest the nutritious new “it” fruit

September 24, 2015September 24, 20152

By Shelly Whitehead NKyTribune Contributor Right about now, it’s very likely that in a woods near your Northern Kentucky home,…

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Kentucky by Heart: So long Paul… thanks for supporting, walking beside me when I needed it most

September 23, 20150

By Steve Flairty NKyTribune columnist Paul Parrott passed away a couple of weeks ago. He was 90. We became fast…

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Highland Cemetery offers some of best nature trails in NKy, wins state environmental excellence award

September 22, 2015September 21, 20151

By Gayle Pille Special to the NKyTribune Highland Cemetery in Fort Mitchell recently won an Environmental Excellence Award from the…

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Our Rich History: Covington started as a subdivision of lots — the early years of homebuilding

September 21, 2015January 18, 20164

by Paul A. Tenkotte Special to the NKyTribune Today, when we wish to own a brand new home, we have…

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George Ella Lyon aims for ‘a poem from every county’ with Where I’m From writing project

September 18, 2015September 18, 20150

In the summer of 1993, Kentucky poet George Ella Lyon started working on the piece that would become her award-winning…

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40th Oktoberfest Zinzinnati kicks off today; CVG gives a big German welcome

September 18, 2015September 18, 20150

The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky Airport (CVG), partnering with the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, will kick off the 40th Annual Oktoberfest Zinzinnati…

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Keven Moore: Till injury do us part? If you need reason to go ring-less, here’s a good one

September 17, 20150

Until Tonight Show host Jimmy Fallon nearly ripped his finger off when his wedding ring got caught on a piece…

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Don Then: Book-lovers can find authors and fellow readers at the Books by the Banks Festival Oct. 17

September 17, 20150

“I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.” Lucy Maud Montgomery wrote that descriptive narrative more…

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Rules of the Road for fall: A harvest season gets underway, here are some tips for motorists

September 16, 2015September 15, 20150

As harvest season gets underway across Kentucky, there is an increased likelihood that drivers will more frequently encounter slow-moving farm…

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Did you know? It was 1876, America’s 100th Birthday, when a great, extraordinary circus came to town

September 15, 2015September 12, 20150

By Hillary Delaney Special to NKyTribune The circus came to town! It was called the “Great European Zoological Association, Royal…

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Our Rich History: ‘The Point,’ where Licking meets the Ohio, played strategic role in Revolutionary War

September 14, 2015January 18, 20161

By Steve Preston Special to NKyTribune On August 1, 1780, American general George Rogers Clark and approximately 1,050 armed Kentuckians…

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Looking back, the day a bridge did collapse in Northern Kentucky — and the river ran with blood

September 13, 2015September 14, 20152

The Tribune celebrates Northern Kentucky history, as a way to help us appreciate our past and our heritage and the…

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Keven Moore: Common and often silly mishaps can land you in the ‘Tailgating Hall of Shame’ – or worse

September 10, 20150

This past weekend at Commonwealth Stadium, I visited two groups of tailgaters and walked past hundreds more. I am always…

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Bellevue’s Art in the Park, with an assist from young volunteers, will bring artists from around the region

September 10, 20150

Bellevue’s most art-filled day is widely known for its remarkable volunteer support – and this year, helping hands will come…

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Don Then: Lexington’s Jim Varney aka ‘Ernest P. Worrell’ earns touching tribute in nephew’s book

September 10, 2015September 10, 20153

Movie marathons are fun. Every so often we have one at my house and usually during a holiday, if my…

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Time nears for Great Ohio River Swim from Serpentine Wall to Newport and back, for all ages

September 9, 2015September 8, 20150

By Gayle Pille NKyTribune Contributor It’s a wonderful way to begin a Sunday morning. At check-in the city is still…

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Kentucky by Heart: Finding a little piece of the past can make you appreciate how far you’ve come

September 8, 2015September 9, 20151

By Steve Flairty KyForward columnist Hot, tired, and with a bit of a cough, I slowly moved the aged and…

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Our Rich History: Take time to look around; a tour of the churches of Covington offers insight into our past

September 7, 2015January 18, 20160

By Dave Shroeder Special to NKyTribune Recently I was asked to give a tour of Covington to a friend from…

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