NEWS ROUND-UP -- THURSDAY AFTERNOON 10 MAY

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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

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by Michael Monks 

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UPDATE: The missing teen mom and her child were FOUND alive in Covington's City Heights. Details: WKRC 

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ORIGINAL POST: 

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URGENT: Missing teen mom and toddler son may be in Covington

Please keep a lookout for this person: 

Carol Sue Lynn Cullom

From the Covington Police: 

This is a more recent picture of Carol Sue Lynn Cullom. She is still believed to have her 18-month-old son with her. We have received information that she may now be hiding in the area of City Heights. Please call police if you know of her whereabouts. We have received information that she may also be in the area of East 32nd Street in Latonia. 

The Cincinnati Enquirer's Nancy Daly has more: 

Police said Cullom may have been picked up at her residence by an unknown friend and may be in the Covington area of Ninth and Main streets or the Latonia Water Park area.

Click here for the full story 

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RIVER CITIES PRESERVATION AWARDS TO BE HANDED OUT

The 2012 River Cities Historic Preservation Awards will be handed out next Thursday, May 24 at 6:30PM inside the Sanctuary Event Center, 417 East Sixth Street, Newport: 

This annual awards ceremony acknowledges outstanding preservation projects and the efforts of citizens working to rehabilitate and restore our historic buildings. During National Preservation Month, the Ohio River cities of Covington, Newport, and Bellevue come together and celebrate our local preservation achievements. 

Covington will be well represented with six winners: 

• Exterior Restoration-Residential: 3211 Decoursey Ave., Pat Huber
• Exterior Restoration-Mixed Use/Commercial: Kings Crossing, 1126-1130 Garrard Street
• Rehabilitation- Residential: 401 W 9th Street, Orleans Development
• Rehabilitation- Adaptive Reuse: Thomas Edison School- 1516 Scott Street
• Stewardship: The Bank of Kentucky, 231 Scott Street
• Karen and Peter Rafuse Memorial Award: Chuck Eilerman 

The Orleans Development project on Ninth Street was featured in The River City News in January: 

The building was an empty shell before Orleans got their hands on it. See lots more photos from the project at the link below: 

Formerly Vacant Building Now 3 Beautiful Apartments 

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The Thomas Edison schoolhouse project was also covered by The River City News in January: 

See lots more photos from Thomas Edison at the link below. 

Old School: Thomas Edison to Be Home to 26 Families 

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NEW BUSINESSES OPEN OR OPENING IN COVINGTON

The monthly Covington E-News is out and highlights several new businesses that recently opened or that will open soon including Wolf & Company Bistro on East Fifth Street, Wunderbar on Lee Street, Service First Logistics on West Fifth Street, Goodfellas Pizzeria on Main Street, and Whackburger on Madison Avenue. Read all about them as well as additional notes from the City at the link below. 

Covington E-News 

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THURSDAY MORNING HEADLINES

In case you missed... Meet the candidates running for Covington Mayor and City Commission tonight; Check out the agenda for tonight's school board meeting; Plus - Kenton County brings in the third most tourism dollars in the state. Details, and more stories -- at the link. 

The RC News: Thursday Morning Round-Up 

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REMINDER: Meet the candidates running for Covington Mayor and City Commission tonight.

It is important to be informed! Click the Round-Up link above for full details on tonight's event. If you can't make it, The River City News will have it covered for you like no one else.

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Fort Mitchell Mayor weighs in on dispatch merger: 

“I don’t personally see Erlanger dispatch as a long-term option,” Wiest said.Currently, Erlanger dispatches for the city, but that could change. 

Cincinnati Enquirer/Libby Cunningham 

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QUICKIES

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Kentucky high school students arrested after video recording under teacher's skirt 84 WHAS 

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State revenue drops for the month WBKO 

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NKU names Michigan assistant as head women's basketball coach, the school's first as a Division I team Kentucky Forward 

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NKU Center wins excellence in public health NKU Grad Articles 

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President of Screen Actors Guild to speak at NKU conference press release 

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COVINGTON ARTS: An exhibit at the Artisan Enterprise Center is profiled  CityBeat 

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Want to see a picture of UK basketball star Anthony Davis and his famous wingspan behind a fryer at a fast-food restaurant? Kentucky Sports Radio 

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Covington Police specialist rides bike 300 miles: 

Every year over 1000 Law Enforcement Officers, participate in a 300+ mile bicycle ride to the National Memorial in Waschington, DC to remember our fallen brothers and sisters. 

Check out the photos here. 
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SPORTS: Holy Cross and Covington Catholic battle for bragging rights in baseball NKY Sports Blog 
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STREET PREACHERS CLAIM THEY WERE BULLIED AT KENTUCKY DERBY
Street preachers who shouted words of hate at attendees of the Kentucky Derby now claim that they were bullied by the Louisville Police. Check out the video: 

Via Joe.My.God 
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HERE'S ANOTHER "SH*T PEOPLE SAY" VIDEO... (SORRY)
This one is titled "Sh*t Louisville People Don't Say"

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THIS WEEKEND: 

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The Circus Mojo Spring Circus. For details, click here. 

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It's a big ol' yard sale in Taylor Mill click here 

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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

NEWS ROUND-UP -- WEDNESDAY EVENING 9 MAY

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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

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by Michael Monks 

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FACEBOOK: The River City News

@theRCnews on Twitter 

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PAYCOR WON'T BE MOVING TO COVINGTON

A Cincinnati company that intends to leave Queensgate and was courted by Covington to fill the space vacated by The Nielsen Company in Madison Place according to a previous report as well as other Covington locations will be packing up and leaving Cincinnati soon, but to come to Covington, according to a source at City Hall. Paycor is mum on where it is headed. From the Enqurier: 

CEO Bob Coughlin said Wednesday that he has signed a letter of intent to purchase land within the Interstate 275 loop, outside the city limits. He hopes to soon begin construction on a facility to house the payroll processing and software firm’s 400 existing employees and 300 future ones. He declined to share its location, or whether it sits in Ohio or Kentucky. 

Cincinnati Enquirer/Laura Baverman  

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LOTS OF COVINGTON NEWS IN THE MORNING EDITION

In case you missed this morning's edition: 

• Mayoral candidates Sherry Carran and Steve Casper respond to an election survey with issues ranging from diversity to homelessness to the Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission
• Dara McDowell dropped out of the race for Covington mayor
• A full report plus bonus coverage of the new plan that aims to revitalize Downtown Covington
• The University of Kentucky's top recruit triggers an NCAA inquiry

Those stories and more Covington news than any other source at the link below. 

The RC News: Wednesday Morning Round-Up 

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LOUISVILLE PAPER'S ONLINE EDITION TO BECOME SUBSCRIPTION ONLY

The Courier-Journal which is owned by the same company that owns The Cincinnati Enquirer is going be adopting a subscription model for its online content: 

As our model evolves, we will make significant improvements to our content, technologies and digital efforts. Our customers will notice new mobile apps, a better optimized tablet experience and deeper content in select areas of coverage, including strong watchdog journalism. Our e-Newspaper, an electronic replica of our print edition, will allow readers to read page-by-page electronically every day of the week on their computers or tablets.
Subscription options will range from full access, including seven-day delivery of the print edition, to digital only. You’ll also have access to even more breaking news stories and updates. More videos. More photos. And more interactivity. 

The subscription model was a long time coming and the Enquirer is not far behind, but here's a more interesting excerpt from the piece: 

Yet, what sets The Courier-Journal and courier-journal.com apart from blogs and other news sources is the quality of our local content and the rigid journalistic standards we follow to make sure we are bringing you the factual and complete accounting of news events from your hometown. 

Newspapers are vital to the success of a community but local papers have shed some of their best talent in recent years and their local coverage continues to dwindle. Since TV news relies so heavily on reports from newspapers to generate their own content, a ripple effect of less coverage has swept every region. A new buzzword in media circle is "hyperlocal", which means readers and viewers want to know what is happening right in their own backyards but the ironic thing is that large media corporations consistently prove that they are unable to provide it. That's where outlets like The River City News pick up the slack. 
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Think about this: Covington has a population of more than 40,000, which is pretty much the same size as Bowling Green, a city that has its own daily newspaper and multiple network television affiliates. When you combine the populations of the NKY river cities from Ludlow, Bromley, and Covington in the west to Newport, Bellevue, Dayton, and Fort Thomas in the east, the population is close to 100,000, more than enough to warrant a daily newspaper and TV affiliates. But because we border Cincinnati we are relegated to second class citizenship when it comes to media coverage.
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That is changing and The River City News is committed to leading that change. The thousands of unique visitors to this site each month prove that there is not only a need but also a desire for hyperlocal coverage of the city that is most important to us. Changes are coming to this site, too, but there is a key difference: the financial bottom line of a corporation based in Virginia will not be a factor. You and our community will be the factors that motivate the positive changes coming to The River City News. 
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Without question, there is important, strong journalism taking place every day at the Courier-Journal and the Enquirer and you will find many links to that work here, but only The River City News covers Covington's City Hall, school board, neighborhoods, events, businesses, and movers & shakers with full-time passion and fervor. And it will continue to, and it will still be free. Stay tuned and thank you for making this your home for More Covington News Than Any Other Source. 
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Read the full piece from the Courier-Journal here 

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NKY EMERGENCY SHELTER OPENS SUMMER PROGRAM

The Covington based shelter uses the motto, "Life saving in the winter, life changing in the summer" and the latter part of that is now in full swing on Scott Boulevard: 

On May 1st, our summer shelter opened. Our summer program focuses on life changing activities for our guests. This means our guests receive shelter, food, clothing and support while they engage in life changing steps such as seeking employment, obtaining medical treatment and gaining financial stability. Our first week we welcomed 10 guests into our shelter and more will be moving in each week. Thus far, we are sheltering two men who are working and one man who starts his job on Wednesday. Three of our guests have significant disabilities and we are glad to provide them shelter while they get help. Two of our guests are over the age of 60. Homelessness occurs regardless of age, ability, education, race - it doesn't discriminate. The one common denominator is lack of family and friends who are able to help. Want to help? See our needs list below. 

1. Cans of Coffee
2. Bags of Sugar
3. Men's Razors
4. 10-Ride Bus Passes
5. Gallons of Milk
6. Bananas
7. Salad Fixings
8. Laundry Detergent
9. Men's underwear
10. CASH (of course!)

Want to Make a Financial Donation? This contribution will help us to pay for water, electricity, AC, phone, internet and our staff. Please mail your check to
P.O. Box 176601, Covington KY 41017. Donations can be dropped off M-F from 6:00am-2:00pm or arranging for a time that suits your schedule. Just call(859)291-4555 or email,emergencyshelternky@yahoo.com 

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CELEBRATE ONE OF COVINGTON'S MOST WELL-KNOWN CITIZENS
The 44th Annual Frank Duveneck Memorial Art Show will be held on Sunday, May 13(Mother’s Day) from noon – 5 p.m. at the George Rogers Clark Park on Riverside Drive in Covington, Kentucky, overlooking the Ohio River and the Cincinnati skyline. This
show consists of 55 individual tents. The show features original works of regional artists from Greater Cincinnati/Northern
Kentucky in four categories – painting, sculpture, graphics and fine crafts - and is sponsored by The Northern Kentucky Heritage League, The Baker Hunt Art & Cultural Center and The Historic Licking Riverside District Civic Association. The show is free and open to the public.  

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KENTUCKY NUMBERS FROM US RELIGION CENSUS

Baptists far outnumber the second most popular religion, Catholicism. 

Courier-Journal 

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QUICKIES

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Kentucky soldier killed in Afghanistan press release 

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Liberty for All Super PAC launches big media blitz in support of Thomas Massie for Congress cn|2 

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Primary challenger questions State Senator Damon Thayer's conservatism Herald-Leader 

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Kentucky sets its own record for voter registration numbers press release 

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Appeals court grants wax seal trademark to Maker's Mark Herald-Leader 

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KENTUCKY FAIRNESS CAMPAIGN PRAISES PRESIDENT OBAMA

President Barack Obama today announced his full support for same-sex marriage and the Kentucky Fairness Campaign's director applauds the move: 

“This really elevates the dialogue to a whole new level to say states like Kentucky really need to get on board and they need to insert some real civil rights for LGBT people or else they really will be left behind by the rest of the nation,” he says. 

WFPL  
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HOLMES BASKETBALL PLAYER EARNS FULL SCHOLARSHIP TO COLLEGE
Congratulations to Holmes basketball star, Dontel Rice:

Congratulations to Dontel Rice, who on Tuesday signed a letter of intent with Gulf Coast State College in Panama City Beach, Florida. Dontel received a full athletic scholarship to the college. He is pictured with his parents and grandmother. Jason Booher, Holmes head basketball coach and Ross Hart, assistant coach, are standing.
Dontel, a forward at Holmes, was named the Northern Kentucky Player of the Year by the Enquirer and the 9th Region Player of the Year by the Northern Kentucky Boys Basketball Coaches Association.
Dontel averaged 22 points and 10 rebounds per games for the Bulldogs. 

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Check out a clip from an upcoming episode of Kentucky Life on KET in which the host makes a visit to Turfway Park: 

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DICK VITALE: Sad that Kentucky-Indiana series is ending

Is this all about greed? There is selfishness in this situation, any way you look at it. Kentucky says it wants to continue the series but play on a neutral court. Indiana says it would continue to play but prefers a home-and-home series on a college campus. Since it was agreed upon that you want to play, cooler heads must prevail to get this to happen.
We can talk about the presidents and athletic directors, but it is two gentlemen who will control whether the game happens. Calipari and Crean have the influence to make this a reality once again.

ESPN  
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WHERE IS THE BEST REST AREA IN THE STATE?
Apparently, Clark County:

Certificates were presented Wednesday to employees of Community Services Project Inc., which provides janitorial services for the Clark County facility and three additional Kentucky rest areas in Hart, Shelby and Whitley counties. ZKB Construction of Nicholasville is responsible for landscape maintenance. KYTC Division of Maintenance oversees the operation.
"We are extremely proud of the work that you do every day," said James Ballinger, chief district engineer for the Department of Highways Lexington District. "Your dedication to service is the reason our rest areas are among the cleanest, best-maintained facilities in the nation." 

WLEX  

PHOTOS: HOLY CROSS CHAMPIONSHIP RINGS

by Michael Monks 

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The Holy Cross Indians, winners of the 2011 Kentucky Class A Football state championship, received their rings Sunday afternoon inside the Latonia school's cafeteria. Below are photos from the event. To see one of the rings up close click here

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SEE ALSO: Street sign dedication in honor of the champs Sign Honors Holy Cross's State Football Title

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SEE ALSO: Photos of the Indians returning from Bowling Green after winning the title Return of the Champs: Holy Cross is Kentucky's Best

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SEE ALSO: Celebration in Holy Cross gym in honor of the state champs Holy Cross: A State Championship Celebration in Photos 

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MORE PHOTOS BELOW, JUST CLICK THE LINK!

NEWS ROUND-UP -- MONDAY MORNING 2 APR

by Michael Monks 

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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

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COMMISSIONER SHAWN MASTERS TO WITHDRAW REELECTION BID

City Commissioner Shawn Masters is withdrawing his reelection bid, leaving nine candidates for the Covington Commission May primary. Click the link for the story. 

The River City News 

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WAS VICTIM WHOSE BODY PARTS WERE FOUND IN COVINGTON PREGNANT?

A message left at The River City News Facebook page indicates that the woman murdered in Urbana, Ohio and part of whose body was found in Covington, was pregnant: 

A guy name Matt he kill his ex gf n she was 6 mos preg by him to

Postings at the victim's Facebook page also support the claim. The victim's final post: 

Pissed off beyond belief but yet im super calm.. Thats wen im in a very snappy and dangerous mood. This is wen i need a bottle of wine and a hug and a gf to spend time with.... Lord send me ur best bottle of red wine:) 

Comments on the thread that followed that post support the pregnant claim: 

A whole bottle thats not safe for the baby fool u want ur son to be safe rite

And: 

Yeah I think you should only drink wine in serious moderation. I think I had a glass on valentines day, and a glass on my bday n that was it for my pregnancy 

Meanwhile, on one of the suspect's Facebook page, this was the final post: 

What would you do if it all ended tomorrow time runnin out aint no more you can borrow so many paths which one are you gonna follow? Somtimes we have to come to terms with reality and no matter how much it may piss us off there is always choices on how should we live or what should we think. I will live the best i can and think for myself and hope i can become a better man. 

Comments from friends of the victim on that page show anger: 

ooooo boy i am so pissed i hope they get ass raped for what they did to jess, this is disgusting, MURDER MURDER, the only thing jess did wrong was get with this faggot i told her there was something really wrong with this guy,i hope they get the death penelty, yes ohio has that, and as for jess shes in a better quiet place may she rest in the armes of jesus poor girl, i really did like jess alot so i hope those idots get it big time

 It is a tragic story with a disturbing Covington connection. Read the original story that was first reported here at The River City News by clicking here. All five suspects accused of being involved in the murder will be in court this morning. 

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BEN-GAL CHEERLEADER, MOTHER TO APPEAR IN COVINGTON COURTROOM

Sarah Jones is accused of having a sexual relationship with a male student of hers at Dixie Heights High School while her mother, Cheryl Jones, a principal at Twenhofel Middle School, is accused of tampering with evidence. Both will appear in Kenton County Circuit Court in Covington this morning. 

Local 12  

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MAN KILLED ON I-75 IN COVINGTON

A 25-year old man died after his car, which was stopped in the right shoulder, was struck by another vehicle. 

Local 12 

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COLLEGE SPORTS COME AT A COST TO KENTUCKY TAXPAYERS

As March Madness concludes tonight with UK taking on Kansas in the championship game, the Lexington paper explains how expensive college sports programs are for taxpayers: 

Spending on athletics has remained strong despite nearly a decade of cutbacks in state funding, which have pushed much more of the financial burden of attending college onto students. Since 2006, state lawmakers have cut spending on public higher education by $105 million, and an additional decrease of $62 million is expected over the next two years.
With that financial picture, one state legislator thinks Kentucky universities should be looking in an obvious place to cut spending.
"The various universities and their boards need to contemplate that which is the most important challenge ahead of them, and they have to put athletics in their proper perspective," said Rep. Arnold Simpson, D-Covington, who chairs the House budget subcommittee on higher education. 

Simpson met with presidents from all eight public universities. For more on that, click the link. 
Herald-Leader/Linda Blackford 
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            UK V KU
14 YEARS SINCE KENTUCKY'S LAST TITLE...
            ...WILL THE DROUGHT END TONIGHT?
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Wildcats win without all guns firing Courier-Journal 

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UK players take questions Sunday (video) Herald-Leader 

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Did you know? If UK wins Monday, Darius Miller first player ever to win a Ky. high school state title, Ky. Mr. Basketball and NCAA title at UK. -Herald-Leader's Mark Story 

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Title would make UK's freshman class the best ever Herald-Leader 

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To the toughest go the spoils tonight Herald-Leader 

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Anthony Davis is named Naismith Player of the Year Nation of Blue 

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Series of rematches ends with Jayhawks Kentucky Kernel 

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Kansas coach dreamed of title match with UK Herald-Leader 

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Kansas, UK programs linked by demanding fans Herald-Leader 

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An A-Z look at the championship game Yahoo 

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How Kansas and Kentucky match up Herald-Leader 

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Terrance Jones ready to finish what he started Herald-Leader 

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For Darius Miller, UK fans see history in the making Herald-Leader 

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Stats slideshow Herald-Leader 

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Coach Cal uses bully pulpit for change in NCAA AOL 

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Jones, Calipari share bond after profane rant Washington Post 

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Sore losers: Louisville fans won't support Cats (video) Courier-Journal 

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Calipari tones down UK rhetoric Courier-Journal 

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Tayshaun Prince remembers UK bragging rights Detroit Free Press 

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Lexington expects more rowdiness Courier-Journal 

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Lexington police to announce plans for dealing with trouble Herald-Leader 

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GO BIG BLUE! GO BIG BLUE! GO BIG BLUE! GO BIG BLUE! GO BIG BLUE!

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HAVE YOU SEEN THIS AD THAT IS CAUSING A STIR IN NKY REPUBLICAN CIRCLES AND THE 4TH DISTRICT CONGRESSIONAL CAMPAIGN?

Read more here: http://www.kentucky.com/2012/04/01/2134910/college-sports-come-at-a-cost.html#storylink=cpy#storylink=cpy

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The problem is that Rep. Davis never approved the use of his speech about Massie, the Lewis County Judge-Executive, and has said that he would not endorse in the GOP primary -- and Davis's wife is ticked: 

She responded to commenters on a post made by state Rep. Adam Koenig, R-Erlanger:“Regarding the Massie ad that ran last night, Geoff’s remarks from the House floor were taken out of context and Mr. Massie did not even tell my husband about the ad prior to running it. Members of Congress are not allowed to use C-span footage for political ads. Geoff did not endorse Massie & in fact was not going to endorse in this race. I do not want someone who behaves in this type of poor behavior representing me in Congress.” 

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SEE ALSO: Going negative can hurt in a crowded primary cn|2 
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SEE ALSO: An ethics watchdog group releases a report on each alleged conflict of interest for every member of Congress, including the ones from Kentucky. Check it out here. 
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IN FRANKFORT...
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Bill change may put a bite on your wallet Courier-Journal 
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THE RIVER CITY NEWS MORE COVINGTON NEWS THAN ANY OTHER SOURCE

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RESCUE DOG HELPS THE BEREAVED AT COVINGTON FUNERAL HOME

Serenity Funeral Care on 6th Street has a special helper for families during a death: 

Jackson, an English Labrador Retriever, is always there to greet families when they arrive at the funeral home, and he brings a natural warmth and gentleness to his work that his human colleagues can't match.

Great story. Read it all at the link. 

The Examiner 

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TANK makes changes to its schedule TANK 

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CLASSMATE OF COVINGTON SUICIDE VICTIM TAKES ACTION

Covington's Kathy Groob profiles a young woman hoping to combat bullying: 

Taylor is among the 11 students that have been chosen for the Northern Kentucky Youth Council and she is serving as the council’s co-chair. It was the group’s anti-bullying stance that attracted Taylor to the council and that is currently putting together an action plan to combat bullying. Taylor’s friend, a 13-year-old classmate, killed himself last October. She coped with the sudden loss of her friend and her outrage that bullying lead to his untimely death. 

Kentucky Forward 
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Credit card fraud happening around the Fort? Fort Thomas Matters 
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Take a sneak peak at Cincinnati's riverfront park Queen City Bike 
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CHINESE DELEGATION IN KENTUCKY FOR HORSE SPORTS DISCUSSION
A new international equestrian event, The Friendship Cup, would alternate between Kentucky and China:

The Chinese group has signed a letter of intent with Sai Ma Sports, an American group, to work on ways to fill the "enormous latent demand for equine sports in China," according to a release from Sai Ma. In addition to the Friendship Cup, the group will negotiate an agreement for the U.S. Equestrian Federation, or USEF, to help the Chinese Equestrian Association jump-start its horse sports to quickly bring them up to international standards. 

Herald-Leader/Janet Patton  
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SEE ALSO: Something amazing happened at the Louisiana Derby (a prep race for the Kentucky Derby) Sunday: 

In one of the most surprising results in recent memory for a Kentucky Derby prep, 109-1 shot Hero of Order stunned the packed house at the Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots by holding off favored Mark Valeski. Hero of Order, who is not even nominated to the Triple Crown, won by a half-length for owner/trainer Gennadi Dorochenko, a 53-year-old former jockey from Russia. 

The horse was bought for $3,000 at a Keeneland auction and just won a million dollar race. Now a late effort to get the horse in the Derby is underway. Click the link. Amazing. 
Courier-Journal/Jody Demling  
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PINK SLIME ALERT...

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Rally in support of the factory that makes pink slime Local 12

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Beef industry has been hurt by pink slime issue Ad Age 

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GROSSED OUT BY REAL BURGERS? HAVE A CHEESEBURGER IN PARADISE!

Jimmy Buffet Tickets go on sale today Local 12 

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SEE ALSO: The 20 best songs written for movies Paste Magazine 

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HAVE A GREAT MONDAY MORNING, AND REMEMBER -- IF IT HAPPENS IN COVINGTON, YOU'LL READ ABOUT IT AT THE RIVER CITY NEWS!

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