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Putting a stop to distracted driving, a costly and deadly American habit

April 13, 20150

Staff report April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and law enforcement agencies in Kentucky and around the country are…

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Wayne Stacy: Jarrod Polson’s ‘local kid makes it big’ story more about faith than UK basketball

April 13, 2015April 13, 20150

At the Wesley Village Community Center in Wilmore, former University of Kentucky basketball player and local favorite Jarrod Polson held…

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The Carnegie, KSO present ‘Two Cities, Two Bands’: Sounds, stories of Blood Sweat & Tears and Chicago

April 13, 2015April 30, 20150

The Carnegie and the Kentucky Symphony Orchestra are bringing the 60’s back with “Two Cities, Two Bands”: The sounds and…

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Newport Aquarium receives Earth Day Award for ‘Water Story’ and its water conservation message

April 13, 20150

Newport Aquarium has received accolades from the Kentucky Environmental Quality Commission for its environmental conservation efforts. The honor came during…

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Carnegie announces new theatre series season chock full of hits offering something for everyone

April 12, 20150

The Carnegie starts a new season with new Theatre Director Maggie Perrino and a schedule of great shows and phenomenal…

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Gayle Pille: Yes Virginia, there are black squirrels; three relocated squirrels bred, thrived in Ft. Mitchell

April 10, 2015April 6, 20153

Mention that you’ve seen a black squirrel to most Greater Cincinnatians and folks will think you’re color blind. In Ft….

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Don Then: Rod Pennington has cornered the Kindle market and now started on his screenwriting career

April 9, 2015April 9, 20150

Readers, more than critics, will tell you about the better e-books on the market. Readers vote with their pocket books….

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Behringer-Crawford Museum announces Music@BCM lineup for the spring, summer

April 8, 2015April 8, 20150

Music@BCM is back April 16 through August 13. Break out the folding chairs (optional) and bring your family and friends…

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Cincinnati Nature Center offers events celebrating Earth Day throughout April

April 8, 2015April 8, 20150

In addition to The Great Milkweed Seed Giveaway that will be sweeping Cincinnati (details to come) there are some exciting…

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Turkey Foot Middle School in Edgewood to premiere theatrical adaptation of Our Best Tomorrow

April 8, 20150

Dixie Heights High School freshman Lauren Hudson, along with her father, attorney and author Robert Hudson, have adapted the story…

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Properties new to national registry represent Kentucky’s varied past; Marianne Theatre, Hellman Lumber among them

April 8, 20150

By Peter Brackney Kaintuckeean.com Six Kentucky properties – including Marianne Theatre in Bellevue and Hellman Lumber in Covington – have…

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COV200 and Keep Covington Beautiful partner for the Great American Cleanup April 25

April 7, 20150

After two successful Impact Covington Day initiatives in October and December, COV200 is excited to announce it will host its…

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Kentucky by Heart: Sharing the deep sense of place, shared roots and love of our Bluegrass home

April 7, 2015April 7, 20150

Steve Flairty grew up feeling good about Kentucky. He recalls childhood day trips (and sometimes overnight ones) orchestrated by his…

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Urban Farmer: The importance of good note-taking and record-keeping – and following them a year later

April 7, 2015April 7, 20150

The best time of the year is here. It is time to get the seed started. In my last article,…

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Keven Moore: When buying and selling on Craigslist, trust your instincts not strangers

April 7, 2015April 6, 20150

For years, Craigslist has cut the legs out from underneath most newspapers with its free online alternative to the classified…

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Buffalos and Bourbon exhibit celebrating Covington’s storied past opens April 24 at BCM

April 6, 20150

From the time when herds of roaming buffalo carved out the route of Dixie Highway to the bourbon-fueled heyday of…

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To Protect and Serve: Community/police relations in NKy to be discussed at forum April 16

April 6, 20150

What does a healthy community/police relationship look like? How healthy are the communities of Northern Kentucky? These are some of…

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There are devoted fans and then there are crazy fans; Killing the Curse is about the latter

April 6, 20150

Die-hard fans would do just about anything to have their teams win. Anything. It’s baseball’s opening week, and the Chicago…

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Three NKy artists — Page, Stollings, Wyman — among those in Derby Exhibit in Capitol Rotunda

April 5, 2015April 5, 20150

Twenty-four artists from across the state will show their work in the 2015 installment of the Governor’s Derby Exhibit coordinated…

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There’s no doubt about it: ‘The Northern Kentucky crowd really takes their UK basketball seriously’

April 3, 2015April 3, 20152

By Mark Hansel NKyTribune contributor   There is no shortage of support for the many college basketball teams in the…

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Donald Then:The Girl in The Blue Beret is a story in four-part harmony, makes literature into symphony

April 2, 2015April 1, 20150

The Girl in The Blue Beret is more than a good story and a fine novel. Bobbie Ann Mason’s effort…

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Keven Moore: Make sure the joke (or prank) isn’t on you when you ‘celebrate’ April Fools’ Day

March 31, 20150

April Fools’ Day is one of my favorite days of the year. Anybody who knows me knows that I love…

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