by Michael Monks
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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE
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WHAT A RE-ENVISIONED DOWNTOWN COVINGTON COULD LOOK LIKE
Yes, the discussion was about the continuing planning study called the Center City Action Plan and also of the exploration of a Business Improvement District. But the exciting part is checking out the renderings of what a newm twenty-first century Covington could look like. Click the link for all of it!
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FRANKFORT HEADLINES
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House to hold hearing on Senate's debt bill cn|2
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When the anti-bullying legislation failed, a small scuffle ensued in the state capitol building involving a gay and an anti-gay State-Journal
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RELATED: Four hicks from Harlan County are charged with a hate crime for beating up a gay Herald-Leader
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Domestic violence bill passes House panel Herald-Leader
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Bill would bar illegal immigrants from welfare WKYT
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Public financing of judicial races passes House panel Bluegrass Politics
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Constitutional amendment on redistricting passes panel Bluegrass Politics & WKYT
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Adult abuse registry heads to senate Bluegrass Politics
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Phone deregulation bill finds trouble Courier-Journal
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Bill would require more information from social workers for children transitioning from foster care to adulthood Herald-Leader
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Other states view Kentucky as a cautionary tale in managed care cn|2
Other states view Kentucky as a cautionary tale in managed care cn|2
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Group to present hemp seminar in Lexington Herald-Leader
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KY TESTS NEW PROGRAM FOR FREE/REDUCED LUNCH
Students would automatically be eligible for free lunch if their family receives Medicaid in this federal program being tested in five states:
Currently, 56% of students in Kentucky’s public school system qualify for free or reduced-price school meals, and that percentage is likely to increase slightly as a result of this project.WKYT
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Did you see Steve Nunn's murder case on 20/20? WBKO
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MARCH MADNESS IS HERE
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Is there any theme song on the planet better than this one:
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Have you filled out your brackets? This part was easy for me:
As for the rest... well, that's the hard part.
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Confident, not arrogant, UK begins title run Herald-Leader
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UK players talk tournament Herald-Leader
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Coach Cal asks 'Cats to turn it up Courier-Journal
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Calipari seeks to return to the fire and the fun Coach Cal
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Time for Marquis Teague to embrace role Herald-Leader
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If Kentucky shows up, Western Kentucky will fail Herald-Leader
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WKU player jilted by UK is not looking for revenge Herald-Leader
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Anthony Davis lives up to early expectations Herald-Leader
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UK, UofL among college basketball's biggest spenders Business First
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The race is on to buy and sell UK tickets Courier-Journal
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Louisville is hoping for NCAA windfall Courier-Journal
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UK fans want UPS to pull Christian Laettner ad Courier-Journal
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John Calipari will call your loved one -- but it'll cost you a little Celebrities Call You
John Calipari will call your loved one -- but it'll cost you a little Celebrities Call You
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Kathy Groob: It's March Madness for the ladies too! Kentucky Forward
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THE MAN PICTURED BELOW BELIEVES THAT MARIJUANA CAN KILL YOU. HE IS ALSO A FOOL.
From the Huffington Post:
McConnell then cites a medical marijuana bill introduced by Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) and raises concerns about what could happen if it became law -- death.Have you ever seen anyone overdose on weed? They are never dead! Give them a minute and they'll wake up... hungry as hell.
"Because of the harm that substances like marijuana and other narcotics pose to our society, I have concerns about this legislation. The detrimental effects of drugs have been well documented: short-term memory loss, loss of core motor functions, heightened risk of lung disease, and even death," McConnell wrote.
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SEE ALSO: Campaign finance group targets McConnell in new ad (or maybe the senator is just... paranoid, man!) WFPL
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TORNADO HEADLINES
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Storm victims distracted by basketball WKYT
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Kentucky State Police collections for victims extremely successful 84 WHAS
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Governor Beshear's executive order protects insurance companies WBKO
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Piner church logs 50,000 volunteer hours Cincinnati Enquirer
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Campbell, Pendelton get much needed help WKYT
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Impacted counties eligible for disaster unemployment insurance WKYT
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Two more steps to help victims Herald-Leader
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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE
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CONGRATULATIONS TO COVINGTON POLICE LIEUTENANT JAMES DONALDSON ON GRADUATING FROM THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE EXECUTIVE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM Press release via FOX 19
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HOLMES ALUMNI RALLY FOR CLASSMATE/HEART TRANSPLANT RECIPIENT
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From Twitter: NKU hopes to have presidential candidates here for interviews beginning week of March 26. Finalists should be announced in next week or so. & VP Ken Ramey to Board: Work on Campus Recreation Center will come to a "screeching halt" if state doesn't approve agency bonds.
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QUICKIES
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Former Florida teacher pleads guilty to driving to Kentucky for sex with underage girls Press Release
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Governor Beshear breaks ground on DHL expansion at CVG Press Release (Am I the only one that finds celebrating anythign DHL does to be in poor taste after what that company did to Wilmington, OH?)
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Toyota planning comeback for 2012 Business Courier
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The Carnegie's student photography competition ends on Friday The Carnegie
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Gateway College's open registration for summer and fall course starts March 19 Gateway
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You can buy champion filly Zenyatta's harness at an online auction (but please don't if your only intention is to wear it to Serpent in Northside) Zenyatta
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HBO cancels horse-racing series after a few horses die TV By The Numbers
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HEADLINE OF THE DAY:
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Newspaper editor dies during extramarital sex, paper runs story Local 12
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