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Your District 21 Team:
Metro Councilman
Dan Johnson
601 W. Jefferson Street
Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 574-1121
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Legislative Assistant
Bryan Mathews
(502) 574-3090
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Administrative Clerk
Barbara Nichols
(502) 574-3090
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 The Iroquois Library Staff and Friends of the Iroquois Library
hosted a lunch meeting Wednesday to facilitate a conversation with Jim Blanton,
the new LFPL Director, Chandra Gordon, Executive Director of the Library
Foundation, Ky Senator, Perry Clark, St. Representative Jeff Donohue and
Councilman Dan Johnson and other notable members of the community.
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 They discussed the many ways the library is involved and relevant
in today's society. The Iroquois Library provides services to a wide and
diverse range of customers. Included beyond books, audio books, and
downloadable books are events and exhibits, computers, wireless internet
service, business information data, college & career resources, bookmobile,
meeting rooms, immigrant services, music corner, tax help, English conversation
clubs and much more. The most amazing aspect of these services is they
are all free to the residents of Louisville.
Support,
involvement and advocacy are necessary ingredients in keeping our libraries up
to the standards we have come to expect in this community. The second regional library is currently under
construction and the last one is in the planning stages. With the completion of the three regional
libraries, Louisville will have 18 libraries poised to meet the continuing needs of
this community well into the 21st century.
- Don't have your Library card? Get it.
- It's free and all that goes with it!
- Consider being a "Friend of the Libraries".
- Discover the Library
Everything about this year's Taste of South Louisville was
fantastic -- the 700 in attendance, the 34 sponsors, as well
as the 21 vendors. Sponsors of
this year's Taste included Metro Council Members, Marianne Butler, Dan Johnson, Vicki
Aubrey-Welch, Rick Blackwell, and Cindi
Fowler. The group pictured below; Bryan Mathews, D21 LA, Barbara Nichols, D21 staff, McKenzie Cantrell, Churchill Charlie, Stefanie Buzan, CW Vicki Aubrey-Welch, and Beth Thorpe, all took time out from their tasting for this picture.
 Recognized for their long-time support of Taste were:
Jimbo's Bar-B-Que, Rubbies Southside Grill and Bar, Shack in the Back
BBQ, Tuscany Italian Restaurant and Seven-Up Snapple Bottling Group. All
vendors were presented certificates of appreciation.
New vendors this year were Bill's Famous Cheese Spreads, China
Coast, Fairdale Pizza, Nord's Bakery and Valley Dairy Freeze. South Louisville Community Ministries
encourages everyone to patronize the vendors who were present. The food
was outstanding and they would certainly appreciate the business!
Thanks
to all -- volunteers, staff, members of the Board of Directors, donors, vendors
and sponsors. A special thanks go to the guests who attended this year's record-breaking
Taste of South Louisville.
 The 2016 Kentucky State Fair at the
Kentucky Fair & Exposition Center; ends Sunday Aug. 28.
Reduced price admission to anyone riding a TARC bus to the
fairgrounds is being offered, and this year there are more ways to take
advantage of the savings. TARC passengers will pay $6 in fair admission instead
of $10 while also avoiding eight dollars in parking fees. Regular TARC
fares apply on all bus trips.
For schedules and fares, visit www.ridetarc.org
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 Louisville International Airport (SDF) is adding new shops,
restaurants and services as part of the ongoing terminal enhancement
effort. With new concessions on the way, many of the companies based at
Louisville International are accepting applications to join the airport
team. To learn more please attend:
- Airport Job Fair
- Wednesday September 14
- 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
- Hilton Garden Inn – Louisville Airport (2735
Crittenden Drive).
Attendees can meet
with members of the airport business community and learn about the variety of
jobs offered by the Louisville Regional Airport Authority, airlines, car rental
companies, restaurants, retail shops and many more. Businesses are looking for
candidates for entry-level, skilled and administrative positions. On-site interviews
for numerous positions will be offered from multiple companies. The Airport Job
Fair gives candidates an opportunity to land a great job that allows their
career to take flight!
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Each week, you can meet and talk with representatives from
Baptist Healthcare, KentuckyOne Health, Norton Healthcare, Signature
HealthCARE, and Trilogy Health Services at the Kentucky Health Career Center in
downtown Louisville (746 S. 5th St).
These unique Hiring Events, which happen every Wednesday, are
opportunities for anyone who wants to land a first job - or a better job - in
healthcare.
Click here for details >>>
 The
Manufacturing Training and Employment Connection (M-TEC) is a new, intensive
2-week program where you can earn multiple certificates valued by manufacturing
employers:
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MSSC Safety
Training Certificate
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OSHA 10
Card
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Forklift
Certificate
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Learn
Manufacturing Certificate
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Career
Readiness Training Certificates
- PLUS Connections to Manufacturing
Employers for job opportunities!
September and October classes are filling up at the NIA Center
and the Kentucky Manufacturing Career Center.
CALL
NOW TO REGISTER: (502) 276-9711, EXT. 4001
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Let Harbor House Home Sweet Home help! We are an insured
and certified cleaning service for our community. Let “Little Chores
Open Doors!” and help us help you. Our mission is to empower
individuals with disabilities and their families to lead fulfilled and
productive lives. Light the Way for people with disabilities. For
more information, contact Karen Fallon at 751-3212.
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 Residents met at Heritage Green Apartments with Off. Lamont Washington, 4th Div. and CM Dan Johnson to begin a Peace Walk through the surrounding neighborhood last Tuesday.
 4th Division officers were a big hit with the children on their 4-wheelers.
Children came out to talk to the officers and connect with them on a personal level. The goal of these walks throughout Louisville is to get to know your neighbors, the police officers who serve the neighborhood and work toward peace in the community.
The next scheduled walk in the 3rd Division is in the Glengarry Area Tuesday August 29 at 6:00pm. Meet at Glengarry/Buckingham Dr.
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 As the
Labor Day weekend approaches, families and friends are making plans to
celebrate the end of the summer. Sadly, this festive time has also become a
dangerous time for motorists, as many impaired drivers get behind the wheel.
For this reason, state and local law enforcement agencies are
joining the Kentucky Office of Highway Safety (KOHS) and officers across the
nation for the “Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over” campaign Aug. 19 to Sept.
5.
For those in the Louisville area, Brown-Forman partnered with
the Drive Sober Get Pulled campaign to support safe rides during the campaign
time frame. Use code SAFERIDEKY for $15 off your ride with Taxi 7, Uber and
CityScoot.
Please visit www.saferideky.com for more
information on safe ride discounts.
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 MSD
wants you to know that anyone in Louisville Metro can purchase flood insurance.
Lenders require flood insurance for those inside the mapped floodplain. Those
who live outside of these areas can still be at risk for flooding.
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 More
than 20-percent of all National Flood Insurance Program flood insurance claims
are from areas outside the mapped high-risk areas. Just a few inches of water
from a flood can cause tens of thousands of dollars in damage. Protect yourself
and your home by calling your insurance agent to learn more about flood
insurance or by going to www.floodsmart.gov
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Metro Council offices will be closed Labor Day, Monday September 5.
There will be no residential garbage,
recycling or yard waste collection within the Louisville Metro Urban Services
District (former Louisville city limits) on Labor Day, Monday September 5.
Collection through the week will be delayed by one day because of the holiday.
Residents who rely on private haulers for garbage,
recycling and yard waste collection should consult those haulers about holiday
collection schedules.
Also, Jefferson
County staffed recycling, hazardous waste and waste reduction facilities
will be closed on Saturday September 3 in recognition of the holiday and closed
on Monday as usual.
 
 Beechmont Open Air Market Saturday 8 - 12
Join your neighbors this Saturday at the Market. All the
regular vendors will be there with fresh produce and handmade products.
Support them!
Southern Parkway &
Wellington Ave.in the Beechmont Baptist Church Parking Lot
Sponsored by the Beechmont Neighborhood Association
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 South Points Farmers Market on Sundays 11 - 3
Councilman Dan Johnson and Councilwoman Marianne Butler are proud
to partner and bring a new farmer’s market to our area. The market provides locally grown vegetables
and fruits for purchase.
- Located on the parking lot of the Save-a-Lot Grocery at 4148 Taylor Boulevard.
- Market hours will be
Sundays from 11:00 am-3:00pm
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Accepting EBT, SNAP and other electronic payments
$10 in Extra Credit Available for SNAP Customers
Food stamp recipients can double their money this summer at
select Louisville farmers markets. For every $10 worth of food stamps spent at
a Louisville farmers market, $10 in extra credit comes free toward total
purchases of $20.
South
Points Farmers Market near Iroquois Park is one of four in the city offering this credit subsidized by the nonprofit Community Farm
Alliance.
Consumers swipe their SNAP card
at a market and receive wooden tokens matched dollar-for-dollar at a
farmers' stand. Eligible purchases are for "food intended to be prepared
and eaten at home," including breads, cereals, fruits, vegetables, jams,
jellies, meat and poultry.
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 Free Community Yoga Class on the Grass
- Saturdays
during the Beechmont Open Air Market all summer
- Begins 9:30am-10:30am
- Bring a mat & a
friend
- The Market is on the corner of
Southern Parkway & Wellington
- No experience
required
- Donations accepted for the
Beechmont Neighborhood Association to improve our beautiful area.
Be sure to check our Facebook page for weather related
updates.
If it is raining,
this class will be cancelled for the day.
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International Overdose Awareness Day is open
to the public and will feature Kentucky Attorney General Andy Beshear and
President David Yates speaking along with others as part of an information
session..
18 different organizations that are connected
to opiate overdose prevention will be on hand to give out public information
and lobby for more action on the federal level.
 The new service allows individuals and families to sign up online
to receive emergency notifications and to provide key information to 9-1-1 call
takers during an emergency. Residents should visit their local jurisdiction’s
website in order to sign up for the new service
This system replaces the current service provided by
CodeRed Alert. CodeRed Alerts as of August 17,
2016; therefore, public safety officials are encouraging residents and visitors
to sign up for notifications. The new service provider is RaveAlert/Smart911TM.
Again,
current subscribers to Code Red's emergency notifications in Louisville will no
longer receive notifications.
Please sign up for LENSAlert at louisvilleky.gov for continued and
uninterrupted provision of emergency communications.
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Louisville is now a Nextdoor city. You'll soon be able to find
city information related to your specific neighborhood on the website at www.nextdoor.com
or on the company's mobile application. It creates private social networks
for conversations within neighborhoods that cannot be seen by other areas,
and allows the city to direct information to those neighborhoods. Metro
Police was the first city department to use the service to deliver targeted
information. Public Works and other departments will soon follow. In the
meantime, Louisville residents can register at Nextdoor to join the
conversations that may already be going on among their neighbors.
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Saturday August 27th
8:00am
– 12 noon
Beechmont Open Air Market Open Saturdays through Oct. 10. Beechmont Baptist Church Parking
Lot at 4603 Southern Parkway and W. Wellington Ave.
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Sunday August 28th 11:00
am – 3:00 pm
South Points Farmers Market
located on the parking lot of Save-a-Lot Grocery at 4148 Taylor Boulevard. EBT, SNAP and other electronic payments
accepted
Saturday September 3rd 8:00am – 12 noon
Beechmont Open Air Summer Market
featuring local vendors, entertainment and booths. Open Saturdays through Oct. 10. Beechmont
Baptist Church Parking Lot at 4603 Southern Parkway and W. Wellington Ave.
Saturday September 3rd 2:00 –
4:00 pm
Little Loomhouse Lecture Series, Part 2
Writers Stefanie Buzan and Rosemary McCandless
will discuss their Kentucky History Award of Merit winning book A
View from the Top: the Neighborhoods of Iroquois Park and Kenwood Hill.. $5
– Members $10 Non-members. 328 Kenwood Hill Rd.
Saturday September 3rd 8:00 –
9:30pm
U of L Dance Theater
Contemporary and classic ballets choreographed especially for
the Dance Theatre, presented by the Iroquois Amphitheater and the University of
Louisville Dance Academy. 1080
Amphitheater Rd. Doors open at 7:00pm Suggested Donation of $5.
Sunday September
4th 11:00 am – 3:00 pm
South Points Farmers Market. Located on the parking lot of Save-a-Lot
Grocery at 4148 Taylor Boulevard. EBT, SNAP
and other electronic payments accepted
Monday September 5th Labor
Day Holiday
Metro Government Offices Closed.
District 21 Office will be closed in observance of the
Labor Day Holiday. There will be no residential garbage, recycling or yard
waste collection within the Louisville Metro Urban Services District on Monday September 5. The usual Monday collections will be made on
Tuesday, and the rest of the week will follow the same pattern of a one day
delay.
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Saturday, August 27th at 1:15 pm
Mindful Meditation
Learn to meditate in this sixty minute session. Guided by a teacher from the Kentucky Meditation Center. Iroquois Library 601 W. Woodlawn Ave
Tuesday, August 30th at 6:30 PM
“How Soon We Forget: How City Neighborhood Life Has Changed Since World War II”
Presented by Dr. Tom Owen at Iroquois Library 601 W. Woodlawn Ave
Thursdays, September 1st & 22nd 6:00 PM - 7:15 PM
Beginners Yoga Classes
Bring yoga mat or blanket. Ages 18+ Iroquois Library 601 W. Woodlawn Ave
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August 27th - September 3rd 10:00 am - 12:00pm Saturday
Tapestry / Weaving Class: This
is a two part class for beginners, and includes how to build your own
basic tapestry loom, warping the loom, designing and creating a piece.
Ages: 15 & up
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Wednesday August 31th 10-noon (session 1), 1pm-3pm (session 2) Weaving Wednesdays in August for Kids & Teens Ages 6 and over.
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Saturday September 3rd 2:00 –
4:00 pm
Little Loomhouse Lecture Series, Part 2
Writers Stefanie Buzan and Rosemary McCandless
will discuss their Kentucky History Award of Merit winning book A
View from the Top: the Neighborhoods of Iroquois Park and Kenwood Hill.. $5
– Members $10 Non-members. 328 Kenwood Hill Rd.
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Wednesday September 7th 1:00 – 4:00pmLoomhouse Basic Weaving - 8 week Course
Begins
Every Wednesday you will learn the
fundamentals of weaving (color theory, project planning, warping, weaving,
etc.)
Call 502-367-4792 for details and to pre-register. 328 Kenwood Hill Rd.
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Saturday September 10th 11:00am – 4:00pm Little Loomhouse Featured Artist of the
Month Meet & Greet
Sculptor Tara Knorpp will be showing and talking about
her hand-carved stone sculptures. The event
is free and open to the public, with light refreshments served. 328 Kenwood Hill Rd.
** For Information: & to Register for All Classes:
Website: www.littleloomhouse.org
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 Metro Parks and Recreation will host 12 public meetings this fall to get feedback on future park amenities, including dog parks, skate parks and walking/hiking trails.
The meetings in September will feature a discussion about dog parks; October’s meetings will address skate parks; and November’s meetings will focus on walking/hiking trails. All meetings will last from 6-7:30 p.m.
The pictures are of the Dog Run completed last year at Waverly Park.
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 Ghose said those who would like to attend a meeting but can’t are still encouraged to send comments about these topics and others to parks@louisvilleky.gov.
Learn more.
September Public Meeting Dates
Theme - Dog Parks
(all times 6-7:30 p.m.)
- Tuesday, September 6 – East Government Center
- Monday, September 12 – Sun Valley Community Center
- Monday, September 19 – Portland Community Center
- Monday, September 26 – Cyril Allgeier Community Center
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As the months of
renovations to the North Overlook in Iroquois Park are nearing completion we
want to hear your favorite Iroquois Park story – first kisses, watching
fireworks, family reunions, and more! Email
your Iroquois Park
Story to us and we encourage you to include photos as well!
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 The
Iroquois Amphitheater and the University of Louisville Dance Academy would like
to invite all of you to an exciting evening of fun and dance presented by the
University of Louisville Dance Theatre.
- Saturday, September 03, 2016
- Doors: 7 PM / Show: 8 PM
- $5 Suggested Donation
The evening's program will
consist of a wonderful selection of both contemporary and classic ballets
choreographed especially for the Dance Theatre. The program promises to deliver
some of the most diverse, dynamic dance available and is exemplary of many of the
finest dance trends being explored today. The University's Dance Theatre is
home to a very talented group of young artists, and they and their guests
consistently present some of the finest dance available today. We look forward
to sharing this wonderful evening under the stars at one of Louisville's finest
venues with you and your family. We know you'll enjoy an unforgettable evening.
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- The
Louisville Orchestra
- Sunday, September 18, 2016
- Doors: 5:30 pm / Show: 7:00
pm (event ends at 10:00 pm)
- Iroquois Amphitheater - 1080
Amphitheater Rd.
Teddy Abrams and the LO bring you a concert of sparkling variety
as a preview of the 2016-2017 Concert Season. In addition to selections from
upcoming concerts, we feature the #SingForTheCity winners whose
performance was rained out on July 3rd. Bring the entire family for this
free, outdoor concert and enjoy this sneak peek!
Special
Guests: Singer/songwriters Justin Paul Lewis and Carly Johnson
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softball
- flag football - volleyball - dodgeball - kickball
Metro Parks has begun accepting team registrations for fall
athletic leagues – softball, kickball, flag football, volleyball and dodgeball.
Games begin the week of September 12.
Participants must be 18 or older. Registration deadline is
September 2 or until leagues are filled. Team registrations typically cost
between $375 and $400. For league schedules, click here.
To register for an Athletic League, participants can preregister online here:
 The
Spirit of Jefferson will return to Riverview Park in Southwest Louisville on
Sunday, October 23rd! The Steamboat will set sail for two cruises leaving from
Riverview Park (formerly the Greenwood Boat Docks at 8202 Greenwood Road).
This
is a free event but remember that seating is limited for the cruises. To
reserve your spot in advance, you can stop by Southwest Community Ministries at
8504 Terry Road during their regular business hours. A $5 minimum donation per
seat is suggested to reserve your spot. Those wanting to attend can also board
the day of the event on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cruises
are at 1:30 pm at 4:00 pm with boarding beginning one half hour before each.
Please contact the District 12 office at 502.574.1112 for more details or
questions. We hope that you can attend this special event and help us to
support Southwest Community Ministries.
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 Founded in 1993, the Louisville AIDS Walk unites, educates and empowers our community – and directly supports those affected by HIV/AIDS. The WALK raises critical funds for the Kentuckiana AIDS Alliance, a partnership of local organizations that provide important services to people living with HIV/AIDS. The WALK festivities begin at 10:00 am with a KidZone, PetZone, food and beverages and activities for everyone. Following the Walk at 11:30, celebration activities go until 4:00 pm at the Park. For more information please click here (link to http://www.kyaids.org/walk)
 Come out and join us for our 4th
annual Shirley's Way Family 5k at Iroqouis Park. Bring the family and friends.
This year you will be able to do a "Virtual Walk" and also create a
team to honor a loved one who is battling or has battled cancer. I can think of
a few teams that need to be created to honor some amazing people.
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WHEN: Sun, Sep 18 at 2:00pm - 5:00pm
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WHERE: Iroquois Park , 5216 New Cut Rd.
Click on the link below to register now!
https://www.universe.com/events/shirleys-way-family-5k-tickets-C2DF6X
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 It’s that time of year again! The 16th annual RBA Light-up
Riverport Golf Scramble will be held at the Iroquois Golf Course, on Saturday,
August 27, 2016. Proceeds from the Light-up Riverport Golf Scramble will be
used to pay the annual costs of Riverport street lighting. This annual event
helps keep our employees safe and our facilities secure! Breakfast will be
served beginning at 6:30am followed by a shotgun start at 7:00am. When the last
team returns from play we’ll enjoy lunch and a presentation of trophies
and door prizes.
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The cost to participate is the same as last year…$80.00 per player
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$200.00 Hole sponsor- includes: 1 free player, company name
listed in the program and a tee box sign. Click here to become a sponsor.
- $320.00 Foursome without sponsorship (click register
button at bottom of page, select quantity of 4)
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$440.00 Foursome with a hole sponsorship click here.
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Looking to upgrade your pre-paid foursome
to add-on a sponsorship? click here.
 Join
us for this FREE family event: 200 Years On the Ohio. Featuring: clothing,
tools, pastimes, weaponry and cooking from Louisville’s historic timeline.
Highlights include a late 19th century “base ball” game on Sunday, September 18
at 1:00 PM between the Cincinnati Red stockings and the Cincinnati Buckeyes.
Meet Mr. Lincoln as portrayed by Dennis Boggs. See a “fashion show” featuring
the clothing from various periods throughout Louisville’s history.
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Sunday, September 11th (4-8 pm).
We want the community to come out
to a fun night of music and to honor our heroes who serve us every day!
We will be honoring all First Responders including LMPD, LFD,
JCSO. Metro Corrections, EMS and all five branches of our military on stage at
4:30 pm and the country music concert will be from 5-8 pm.
Local Country Bands and Alison Bray-from the THE VOICE
will perform.
The 9/11 concert kicks off the Global Unity Games-Compassion
Games (Sept 11-21) where we will have over 5,000 volunteers do 10+
community service projects as we compete with other cities around the world in
doing acts of service and compassion
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Louisville Metro Animal Services (LMAS) has extended the adoption
specials at Animal House until August 31st. All cats and kittens are $20 and
select dogs are $40, with approved applications. Animal House is located at
3516 Newburg Road and is open Tuesday-Sunday from Noon – 6:00 p.m. and
Wednesdays until 7:00 p.m. For more information, please call 473-7387.
 Merle is a
stocky, sturdy 2 years old. He is strong, friendly and outgoing. He's happy,
easily entertained and fine with stretching out and chilling when the people he
is with want to sit and talk. There is something really good and solid about
him. He's the kind of guy you'd want to be your Uber driver if you were getting
picked up at 2 a.m. You know you'd be safe with Merle. Merle will be neutered,
microchipped, and current on vaccinations prior to adoption. For more
information about this dependable guy, call us at 502-473-7387 (press 2, then 2
again).
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 Kelly is a
super sweet 8 year old calico. Her owner passed away so she had nowhere
to go except LMAS. It is has been a tough transition for her, but she is
slowly coming out of her shell. She may seem shy at first, but she will
warm up to you quickly and can’t get enough loving from you. Kelly would
make a great addition to any family. She will be spayed, microchipped,
and current on vaccinations prior to adoption. For more information about
this amazing little girl, call us at 502-473-7387 (press 2, then 2 again).
www.louisvilleky.gov/animalservices
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List of Metro Boards & Commissions
Below are the ones that have openings and are accepting applications. Please consider representing our area by serving on one of these boards or commissions:
- Metropolitan Business Development Corporation
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Affordable
Housing Trust Fund Board
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Bardstown
Road Overlay District
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Building
Code Board of Appeals
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Cemetery
Board
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Civil
Service Board
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Code
Enforcement Board
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Community
Action Partnership
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Jefferson
County Public Law Library
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Deputy
Sheriff Merit Board
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Downtown
Development Review Overlay Board
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Downtown
Management District
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Ethics
Commission
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Fire
Protection Districts (Fairdale, Harrods Creek, Highview, Lake Dreamland,
Lyndon, Middletown, Okolona, St. Matthews & Worthington)
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Hazard
Materials Ordinance Appeals & Overseers Board
- Housing
Authority Board
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Human
Relations Commission Advocacy Board
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Human
Relations Commission Enforcement Board
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Kentuckiana
Works
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Landmarks Commission
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Library
Advisory Commission
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Louisville Arena Authority, Inc.
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Louisville Public Media
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Merit Board
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Medical Center Commission of Jefferson County
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PARC Board of Commissioners
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Police Merit Board
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Redevelopment Authority
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Science Center
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Urban Renewal Commission
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Vacant Property Review Commission
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Waterworks
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Zoo Foundation Board
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We welcome submissions for our weekly newsletter!
Please submit any items for consideration to be included in our weekly newsletter to barbara.nichols@louisvilleky.gov Editorial and space restrictions may apply.
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