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    Sep 21, 2011 |Story| Winchester Sun

  1. Letters to the editor: Sept. 21, 2011

    <strong>Setting the record straight</strong>
    Setting the record straight Dear Editor, I did not attack Debbie Rose in the letter to the editor. I stated the reason other cities might have lower payroll taxes — because they get the payroll taxes county-wide, not just city-wide. And the...

    Tags: Republican Party, Employees, Elections, Taxation, Wages and Pensions

    2. Oct 4, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  2. Historical preservation group asks for Nicholasville City Commission's support on revised guidelines

    Before the Nicholasville City Commission OKs guidelines suggested by the Nicholasville Historical Preservation Commission, property owners in the designated historical area will have one more chance to voice their opinions and have questions answered.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    Before the Nicholasville City Commission OKs guidelines suggested by the Nicholasville Historical Preservation Commission, property owners in the designated historical area will have one more chance to voice their opinions and have questions answered....
    3. Oct 5, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  3. Community surprises long-time library employee with retirement celebration

    About 40 people gathered Friday to honor Sheri Brewer &mdash;&ensp;people she had worked with, people she had gone to church with, people she calls friends and family, and a husband who credited her with supporting his 20 years of ministry in the county.
    jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com
    About 40 people gathered Friday to honor Sheri Brewer — people she had worked with, people she had gone to church with, people she calls friends and family, and a husband who credited her with supporting his 20 years of ministry in the county....

    Tags: Steve Beshear, Baptist, Libraries, Retirement, Justice System

    4. Jul 13, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  4. Nicholasville discusses historical preservation

    In April 2001, the Nicholasville City Commission adopted and established a historic preservation commission with the passing of ordinance 366-2001. But at that time it failed to adopt historic district boundaries and rules property owners must abide by. Wini Yunker, chairwoman of the historic preservation commission, brought this to the attention of the mayor and city commissioners during Monday&rsquo;s meeting. &ldquo;It came to our attention last August that we actually have no power,&rdquo; Yunker said. During Monday¿s meeting, Yunker asked the city commission to establish a historic district boundary and set guidelines on what property owners could do to the property designated as historic. Yunker requested the following properties to be included in the downtown historic district: ¿ First Baptist Church, located at 200 S. York St. ¿ Bethel Church, located at 110 N. York St. ¿ South First Street from Maple Street to 209 1st St. This stretch, Yunker said, contains the oldest house in Nicholasville which was built by John Metcalf. The area also contains a log structure at 109 S. 1st St. North 1st Street to be extended to include the log house at 201 N. 1st St. ¿ North 2nd Street to 201 N. 2nd St., which, Yunker said, is Nicholasville¿s oldest brick house. ¿ 400 and 401 W. Maple St., which are the locations of two unique early 1930 style houses, and ¿ Court Row, located next to the court house. Yunker said the group focused on a core downtown area, even though there were many other areas within city limits that are also worthy of historic designation, using the example of the Duncan House on North Main Street. ¿That¿s very old, but look how far it is from the downtown area,¿ Yunker said. Before the city can establish a historic district map, property owners must be notified and a zone change from either commercial or residential to historical district must occur, Nicholasville planning director Greg Bohnett said. ¿They (property owners) will be notified that the zone change is being submitted, so you¿ll have a public hearing,¿ he said. ¿It will be handled first by the planning commission and then it¿s going to come back to you all. You¿ll also have to adopt design guidelines saying what people can and cannot do to their properties.¿ After hearing this, Mayor Russ Meyer asked Yunker to schedule an open house where property owners could come in and ask questions. No date had been set for the open house as of Wednesday morning.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    In April 2001, the Nicholasville City Commission adopted and established a historic preservation commission with the passing of ordinance 366-2001. But at that time it failed to adopt historic district boundaries and rules property owners must abide by....

    Tags: Human Interest

    5. Oct 26, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  5. Nicholasville denies developer's request for annexation meeting

    The Nicholasville City Commission turned down a request by Grey Oaks Lane, LLC to appear before its annexation committee to discuss a housing development near Brannon Crossing.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    The Nicholasville City Commission turned down a request by Grey Oaks Lane, LLC to appear before its annexation committee to discuss a housing development near Brannon Crossing. Nicholasville planning director Greg Bohnett said the group wanted to discuss...

    Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers

    6. Nov 2, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  6. East students organize voter forum, study up on Nov. 8 candidates

    A senior-level class at East Jessamine High School worked to register 43 voters at the school this fall but found the voters&rsquo; knowledge of issues lacking. The result was Tuesday&rsquo;s voter-education event, where newly registered voters heard about the upcoming election from both sides of the aisle.
    jkleppinger@jessaminejournal.com
    A senior-level class at East Jessamine High School worked to register 43 voters at the school this fall but found the voters’ knowledge of issues lacking. The result was Tuesday’s voter-education event, where newly registered voters heard...

    Tags: Republican Party, Democratic Party, Parties and Movements, Politics, Elections

    7. Aug 2, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  7. Movement to change Nicholasville's form of government hits deadline snag

    A movement that seeks to change the form of government in Nicholasville from a commission to a council form hit a roadblock in its efforts, chairman Perry Barnes said.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    A movement that seeks to change the form of government in Nicholasville from a commission to a council form hit a roadblock in its efforts, chairman Perry Barnes said. State law regarding putting the measure on a ballot, KRS 83A.120, says a petition with...

    Tags: Politics, Referenda, Elections, Voting, John Martin

    8. Aug 3, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  8. Nicholasville applies for disaster recovery grant

    During a special-called meeting Monday of the Nicholasville City Commission, the commissioners authorized Mayor Russ Meyer to sign a resolution for an application of a Housing and Urban Development Disaster Recovery grant to build a dam at Riney B Park Aquatic Center.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    During a special-called meeting Monday of the Nicholasville City Commission, the commissioners authorized Mayor Russ Meyer to sign a resolution for an application of a Housing and Urban Development Disaster Recovery grant to build a dam at Riney B Park...

    Tags: Bodies of Water, Disasters and Accidents, Politics, Local Government, Kentucky

    9. Aug 10, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  9. Property owners give opinions on Nicholasville historic preservation

    About 50 people turned out for an open house hosted by the Nicholasville Preservation Commission, as property owners were able to let their voices be heard regarding possible rules and regulations if the city commission grants the NPC authority regarding the downtown historic district.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    About 50 people turned out for an open house hosted by the Nicholasville Preservation Commission, as property owners were able to let their voices be heard regarding possible rules and regulations if the city commission grants the NPC authority...

    Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Kentucky, Human Interest, Crime, Law and Justice

    10. Nov 16, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  10. Veterans honored at Churchill Crossing special event

    Jessamine County officials and Churchill Crossing residents honored 32 veterans and 12 widows of deceased veterans during a ceremony Wednesday, Nov. 9, in the community off North Main Street in Nicholasville.
    news@jessaminejournal.com
    Jessamine County officials and Churchill Crossing residents honored 32 veterans and 12 widows of deceased veterans during a ceremony Wednesday, Nov. 9, in the community off North Main Street in Nicholasville. Veterans honored were Churchill Crossing...

    Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Justice System, Judges, World War II (1939-1945), Human Interest

    11. Jun 21, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  11. Nicholasville budget nixes raises, contributions

    The city of Nicholasville&rsquo;s 2011-2012 budget grew by only $32,800 from the previous year. The $15.067 million general fund budget for the 2012 fiscal year unanimously passed its first reading June 13.
    mmoore@jessaminejournal.com
    The city of Nicholasville’s 2011-2012 budget grew by only $32,800 from the previous year. The $15.067 million general fund budget for the 2012 fiscal year unanimously passed its first reading June 13. Nicholasville Mayor Russ Meyer said the 2012...

    Tags: Disasters and Accidents, Car Safety Tips and Advice, Fires, Retirement, Kentucky

    12. Jun 7, 2011 |Story| Jessamine Journal

  12. Lady Jags earn first trip to state tournament

    As the East Jessamine softball team&rsquo;s bus crossed the county line going from Garrard County into Jessamine County last Wednesday, it was greeted by the flashing blue lights of the Jessamine County sheriff&rsquo;s deputies. The deputies, soon joined by the Nicholasville Police Department and fire department, escorted the bus across town to East Jessamine High School, where Nicholasville Mayor Russ Meyer and more than 100 supporters were there waiting.
    jstark@jessaminejournal.com
    As the East Jessamine softball team’s bus crossed the county line going from Garrard County into Jessamine County last Wednesday, it was greeted by the flashing blue lights of the Jessamine County sheriff’s deputies. The deputies, soon...

    Tags: Sports, Softball, High School Sports, Multi-Sport Events, Health

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