Making Newport safer and friendlier for bicyclists
Newport experimented with ways to make bicycling safer and more enjoyable, employing a technique called “tactical urbanism.”
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Newport experimented with ways to make bicycling safer and more enjoyable, employing a technique called “tactical urbanism.”
The historic 72,000 square foot Covington YMCA building, vacant since 2015, will be transformed into a bourbon distillery experience, 10,000 square feet of office space, and suites and hotel rooms.
The St. Elizabeth Cancer Center, scheduled to open in the fall of 2020, is designed to do more than treat cancer. Prevention and early diagnosis will be priorities too.
Steve Del Gardo grew up cooking with his family. Now he runs a successful shop in Northern Kentucky and hopes to one day have a national following.
The St. Elizabeth Cancer Center, scheduled to open in the fall of 2020, is designed to do more than treat cancer. Prevention and early diagnosis will be priorities too.
During their five-year tenure, the staff at the philanthropic lab learned five key lessons from the community.
Newport experimented with ways to make bicycling safer and more enjoyable, employing a technique called “tactical urbanism.”
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The historic 72,000 square foot Covington YMCA building, vacant since 2015, will be transformed into a bourbon distillery experience, 10,000 square feet of office space and suites and hotel rooms.
Peaselburg Park was the second Covington park to be rebuilt in an ongoing schedule that aims to have one park under construction each year while another is being redesigned.
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