Councilman David A. James would like to invite all to attend the California Neighborhood Town Hall meeting on Tuesday, October 20, 2015 from 5:30pm to 7pm.
This meeting is being put together to discuss the Proposed Methane Plant Project in West Louisville along with Anaerobic Digestion Technology. There will be a panel available to provide information and answers to questions about the Methane project.
All are welcome to attend the open meeting. The California Community Center is located at 1600 West St. Catherine Street.
We hope to see you there!
 AT&T Priority Hiring Event in Louisville
If you’re passionate about connecting people with the latest technology, take a look at our Installation and Service Technician opportunities. AT&T offers paid training, competitive wages and benefits that include medical, dental, paid vacation, career advancement opportunities and more.
While you visit with us, you’ll also have opportunities to apply, test and interview quickly to advance through the process, and if applicable, receive a conditional job offer to be considered to join one of our technician teams in the local metro area as soon as possible.
Join us at this Special Technician Hiring Event 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM (New Sessions start at the top of each hour) Saturday, October 17, 2015 Hyatt Regency 311 S Fourth St Louisville, KY 27513
Learn about our technician opportunities, benefits, career growth and the application process
Opportunities to apply online, on-site during each session
For the fastest experience, apply online prior to the event
Bring your valid driver’s license for identification verification
Bring your resume if applying on-site
If applicable, you will have the option to test and interview on-site, so plan for 2-3 hours. Apply today For immediate consideration: www.att.jobs/installkentucky and apply to the ‘Priority Hiring Event’
 "Talk With David" is coming soon and will be held on Saturday October 24th at 10 a.m. at the Strothers Senior Apartments located at 1337 Dixie Highway.
This event will give constituents an opportunity to ask questions, offer suggestions and hear progress that is being made throughout the district.
The event is free and open to the public, and coffee and donuts will be served.
We hope to meet you there!
 Upcoming Bike Events
Friday,
October 16th. Turkey Run Park opens!
Where: The Park stretches from Seatonville Rd. to Broad Run Rd.
What is it: 800 acre park with an extensive trail system for hiking, mountain
biking and paddling, as well as the Brown Forman Silo Center, which will be
another popular gathering spot.
More information: http://www.theparklands.org/Parks/Turkey-Run-Park
Sunday,
October 18th. Cyclouvia on Bardstown Rd.
Where: Bardstown Road and Baxter Avenue between Broadway and Douglass
Boulevard.
What is it: Cyclouvia is modeled after a program in Bogotá, Colombia, where for
30 years, citizens have enjoyed weekly car-free streets. So take a stroll, run,
or ride down one of Louisville's bustling urban corridors, not on the sidewalk,
but right down the middle of the street. Many businesses along the corridor
will be open and offering specials for the event. The events are also intended
to help promote healthy lifestyles, alternative transportation options and
bicycle and pedestrian safety. TARC routes along the corridor may be slightly
modified for the afternoon.
More information: https://louisvilleky.gov/events/cyclouvia-highlands
The
Fall Ride Series rolls on with Bicycling for Louisville!
The next tour is this Saturday, October 17th at 2:00pm. They will be touring
the riverfront in West Louisville, learning about the ecology, the park system,
and also the many vacant lots in the area from our tour guide Carolyn Waters.
The ride will begin and end at ReSurfaced, at 10th and Rowan.
The
final ride will be Saturday, October 24th at 12:00pm. Led by B4L's Chris
Glasser, we'll tour some of the hidden nooks and crannies of South Louisville,
a neighborhood with its own unique, often-overlooked history.Click here to sign
up: http://www.eventbrite.com/e/b4ls-fall-ride-series-2015-tickets-18908372451?aff=efbneb&mc_cid=17ef451e8c&mc_eid=8a478a8f83
Resurfaced
The popular ReSurfaced will return for one weekend in October at a new site
near 10th and Rowan streets along the Ohio River.
When: Oct. 15-17
“ReSurfaced: Three Days at 10th Street” will be held in a parking lot under the
I-64 overpass near the city’s newest public art project called
Connect/Disconnect. It will feature music, art, food, DJ’s and a special Fried
Chicken Throwdown cook-off.
“People
loved the first two ReSurfaced projects on West Main Street and they will also
love this new site that brings a completely different feel and vibe – with the
city skyline as the backdrop,” Fischer said. For more information: http://resurfaced.org/
Also,
the newest section of the Louisville Loop just opened!
When: Yesterday
Where: From Riverside, Farnsley-Moremen Landing to the Mill Creek Generating
Station in southwest Louisville
What: 2.66 mile segment of paved shared use path (Louisville Loop)
More information: https://louisvilleky.gov/news/new-section-louisville-loop-now-open
Public Meetings:
Two public meetings will be held to discuss
plans for the installation of new bike lanes along Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets between Rowan and West Kentucky streets, and along West Kentucky Street
between Eighth and Twelfth streets.
The
public meetings are:
Wednesday, October 21 from 5:00 pm to 6:30 pm
Thursday, October 22 from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm
Both meetings will be held at 1000 West Broadway at TARC on the first floor of
Union Station
Detailed project information is available at http://louisvilleky.gov/government/bike-louisville/bike-projects
 According to the National Calendar, on this day October 14th, there are several "national holidays". Some you may know and others you may have never heard of.
Here are a few of the "National" events for today:
National Dessert Day- October 14 celebrates that wonderful sweet dish that concludes a meal, it is National Dessert Day.
National Emergency Nurses Day- Each year on the second Wednesday in October we take this day to say “thank you” to the emergency room nurses for their hard work, dedication, service and commitment to their patients and families and their loyalty to the emergency nursing profession.
National Stop Bullying Day- National Stop Bullying Day, which is referred to by some as “unity” Day is celebrated annually on the second Wednesday in October This annual celebration is to bring awareness of the need to stand up against and put and end to bullying.
National Take Your Parents To Lunch Day- National Take Your Parents to Lunch Day changes annually. During this event, parents will visit their children’s school and have lunch with them in the school cafeteria. The goal of National Take Your Parents to Lunch Day is to learn more about what goes into putting together a healthy lunch and for parents and school official to open the lines of communication so they can work together to provide kids with the healthiest meals possible.
For more information on future national calendar days please visit the national calendar website at www.nationaldaycalendar.com
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