by Michael Monks
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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE
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Rosedale home invasion under investigation Cincinnati Enquirer
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Newport Walgreen's robbed, suspect still on loose NKY Spot
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NY TIMES: FOR HORSE & JOCKEY, RISKS VARY BY STATE
Kentucky does comparatively well in regards to injuries received by horses or jockeys at race tracks, with Turfway Park placing third out of four KY tracks analyzed by the Times:
To assess how often horses break down or get injured, The Times purchased official data covering more than 150,000 race results from 2009 through 2011. The data are compiled by trained “chart callers,” and used to compile result charts that bettors use to evaluate horses. The Times searched the data for terms indicating that a horse encountered a physical problem: broke down, vanned off, injured, lame, euthanized, died, collapsed, bleeding or went wrong.
Turfway saw 3.3 incidents per every one-thousand starts while Ellis Park saw 5.1, Churchill Downs saw 4.5, and Keeneland saw 1.6. Read the state-by-state findings here and see how the Times reached its results here.
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BATTLE OF THE BLUEGRASS
NEW ORLEANS EDITION
It's Cats versus Cards in the Final Four for the first time ever. One of college sports' most intense rivalries will continue on college basketball's biggest stage Saturday when Kentucky meets Louisville for a shot at the national title game.
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Stakes are higher for UK against UofL Kentucky Kernel
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For UK, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist strikes again Herald-Leader
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Who could have seen UK versus UofL coming? Courier-Journal
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UK players not afraid of UofL Atlanta Journal-Constitution
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UK students burn couches in celebration Herald-Leader
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UK fans celebrate Herald-Leader
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And how about the ladies?! The UK women's basketball team advanced to the Elite Eight Sunday Courier-Journal
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FRANKFORT & POLITICAL HEADLINES
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Kentucky holds $92 million in mortgage help Business First
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Stumbo: Drugs bill, on-time budgets will be highlights of 2012 General Assembly session WFPL
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Cost of Kentucky courthouses questioned Cincinnati Enquirer
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Two lesser-known candidates hoping to represent Covington & NKY in Congress are interviewed here and here
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TORNADO RECOVERY
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Kentucky Death toll reaches 24 Courier-Journal
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FEMA offers rebuilding tips WKYT
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in case you missed...
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THE SUNDAY EDITION
Before we get too far into this new week, take a look back on the week that was and a look ahead at the week that will be in Covington. All the stories that impact our city are at the link.
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MONDAY MORNING MESSAGE FROM SUPERINTENDENT LYNDA JACKSON
From Covington Independent Public Schools:
KUDOS to Tricia Dorman, Children Inc. Service Learning Project Coordinator for Holmes, Mark Iannuzzo, Chef, and Michele Ehrman, Environmental Science teacher at Holmes for their exciting new service learning project. Under the Bulldogs Give Back wellness initiative several groups will come together to not only grow ingredients the for salsa, but also create it and sell the product as a micro enterprise. The project will include presenting each Covington kindergarten class with a mini salsa garden. Funding is provided by our service learning grant. The project will be spearheaded by Mrs. Ehrman's Environmental Science class and a Culinary Club being formed by Mr. Iannuzzo.More from Mrs. Jackson at the link.
Monday Morning Message
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HOLMES & DAYTON BANDS ROCK WITH NKU BLUES FEST
Now that's a good way to start a Monday!
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Princess Diana mementos coming to Kentucky WBKO
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KENTUCKY SODA FOUNTAIN SELLS FOR $4.5 MILLION
SRSLY:
The fountain was made by the Liquid Carbonic Co. and exhibited at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. It has front and back bars made of marble and alabaster with leaded glass lamps as soda dispensers. It was bought by an anonymous buyer, who was bidding by phone.The News-Enterprise
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