Interested in making District 9 safer and more inclusive for women, girls , gender diverse individuals and all?
Join District 9 in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office for Women for a series of Artist-Led night walks in the District. The target audience for the walks are teen girls (13 and up), women and gender diverse individuals to gather their perspectives on safety and inclusion. Robin G, a local poet will lead the walks in a participatory exercise.
The next walk is scheduled for Wednesday, July 30 from 8-10pm and is open to women & gender diverse individuals 13 and up. Space is limited, so please RSVP soon via this link: https://louisvilleky.wufoo.com/forms/m11nyrox1h3yml8/. Priority is for residents of District 9.
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To help our hardworking waste collection crews stay safe and cool during the hottest months of the year, we’re adjusting our summer schedule. Starting Monday, July 7 until Labor Day week, crews will arrive to work one hour earlier than usual to begin truck inspections and prepare for their routes.
What this means for you: To ensure your garbage, recycling, and yard waste are collected without delay, please have all items set out by 5 a.m. on your scheduled collection day.
This temporary schedule change helps our crews avoid the peak heat of the day while continuing to provide reliable service to our community. We appreciate your cooperation and understanding as we prioritize the health and safety of our team.
Stay cool, and thank you for helping us keep our city clean!
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Saturday, July 12 | 8:30am - 2pm
Main Street between S. Jackson and S. Hancock Streets
Join us Downtown at our 2nd annual Downtown Pickleball Street Fest sponsored by Angel's Envy Distillery! This exciting Pickleball extravaganza celebrates the beloved sport of Pickleball and the vibrant culture Downtown Louisville has to offer.
Brought to you by the Louisville Downtown Partnership and Good Bounce Pickleball Yard, E. Main Street will be transformed into an outdoor Pickleball venue featuring 12 Pickleball courts for competitive tournaments and open play opportunities, food trucks, cocktails and beer, and live music. Inside the distillery, from noon – 4pm, there will be yard games and specialty Peach Smash cocktails.
Registration is open now for a multi-division round-robin tournament for players of all skill levels. Medals will be awarded to the top three teams in each division, with all participants receiving a commemorative Pickleball hand towel.
Schedule of Events
Saturday, July 12
Tournament & Open Play | 8:30am – 2pm
Yard Games & Cocktails | noon - 4pm
Celebrity Exhibition Matches
Register Your Team Here
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Join in for Cyclouvia Frankfort Avenue on Sunday, July 13th from 2–6 PM as Louisville’s most beloved urban corridors turns into a vibrant, car-free paved park!
Frankfort Avenue will be closed to vehicles from Stilz Avenue to Pope Street, creating a safe and welcoming space for walking, running, biking, skating, scooting, dancing, and everything in between.
This free, fun, and family-friendly event invites neighbors of all ages to connect, play, and enjoy the outdoors in a whole new way.
Location: Frankfort Avenue (Stilz Ave to Pope Street) Date: Sunday, July 13 Time: 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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Get ready to test your music knowledge at our Name That Tune event, featuring a talented piano player who will be tickling the ivories with your favorite songs! From classic hits to modern anthems, you’ll have to guess the tune before it’s too late. Whether you’re a music lover or just looking for a fun night out, this is an event you won’t want to miss.
Bring your friends, your best guesses, and your love for great music! ✨
🗓️ Date: July 17, 2025 📍 Location: 150 State Street ⏰ Time: 10:30am
See you there! 🎹🎶
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Our next Pop-Up Drop-Off event will be Saturday, July 19 at the Fern Creek Elementary and High School parking lots. Please enter at 8815 Ferndale Rd. Vehicles will exit through the high school lot.
Important reminders:
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Do not arrive early! All Pop-Up Drop-Off events start at 10 a.m. A line of vehicles causes traffic backups and prevents our equipment from entering.
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Try giving away usable items first! We see a LOT of decent items being trashed or recycled at our events. Some residents even offer these items to workers – staff is not allowed to keep items. Please try to donate or give away BEFORE coming to our waste and recycling event.
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Loads of construction materials, lumber, and loose debris are NOT allowed! Take these loads to the Waste Reduction Center at 636 Meriwether Ave. instead. Pop-Up Drop-Off events are very popular – please follow the rules so we can keep the line moving.
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Separate your loads into the various categories. More can be recycled and the line moves faster when you are ready to offload your items at each station.
Tap Here to Learn More
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It's your time to shine at our Blue Moon Karaoke Night! Whether you're a shower-singer or a seasoned performer, this is your chance to take the stage and belt out your favorite tunes. From golden oldies to modern hits, we’ve got something for every voice and every vibe.
Come join the fun, cheer on your friends, and maybe even discover a hidden talent or two!
🎶🗓️ Date: July 24, 2025 📍 Location: 150 State Street ⏰ Time: 10:15 am
Grab the mic and let’s make it a night to remember! 🎤🎶
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Join us for a special performance by the talented Flute Song Trio, showcasing an eclectic mix of music that spans genres and eras! From timeless classical masterpieces to soulful religious hymns, upbeat folk tunes, smooth jazz melodies, and beloved popular hits—this concert has something for every musical taste. Whether you're a long-time music lover or new to these genres, you're in for a treat!
🗓️ Date: July 31, 2025 📍 Location: 150 State Street ⏰ Time: 10:30am
A truly unique and delightful musical experience awaits you—don't miss it! 🎶✨
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Mark your calendars for Tuesday, August 5th, and join neighbors, community leaders, and law enforcement for National Night Out 2025 — a nationwide celebration of community-police partnerships and public safety!
This free, family-friendly evening will feature, live music & entertainment, food & giveaways, Fire & EMS displays, LMPD Specialty Units, kids’ activities, and neighborhood and crime prevention resources.
No registration is required — just show up, bring your family, and enjoy the fun while learning more about how we can all help build a safer community.
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From grocery stores and restaurants to daycare centers, our 13 active food inspectors at the Louisville Metro Department of Public Health and Wellness (LMPHW) are tirelessly working behind the scenes to make sure what we eat is clean, safe and up to code.
Here’s a glimpse of how our inspectors evaluate grocery stores.
How many grocery stores do we inspect each year and how often?
Currently, our inspectors have 4,605 active food permits in our system, which includes everything from grocery stores, daycare facilities, schools, hotels and mobile food trucks.
Out of those 4,605, there are 947 permits that are considered retail or food service with retail.
Food service within retail includes grocery stores where food is prepared, served, and packaged on-site, such as Kroger, Walmart, ValuMarket, and Meijer. These stores are inspected twice a year. Some grocery stores do not offer food service, such as Aldi and Target. They serve prepackaged items and are only inspected once a year.
When someone looks at the most recent inspection report for a grocery store and sees they got an A, but then hears inspectors are investigating the store for an issue like a rodent infestation, how is it possible they got an A?
The only part of the grocery store that gets an inspection with a letter grade is the deli/food service area. Our inspectors are most concerned with the area where food is being handled, chopped, cut, cooked and prepared. For most grocery stores, that’s the deli area where ready-to-eat meals are prepared, as well as pasta salads, chicken salads, and other types of salads; meats and cheeses are sliced and packaged for sale. This area is a top priority due to its elevated risk of food-borne illnesses spreading if sanitation and safety regulations are not followed.
The rest of the store, which the inspectors classify as retail, does not get a letter grade.
Do we conduct a regular inspection of the retail area of the grocery stores?
Yes, the retail area of a grocery store receives an inspection twice a year. When an inspector conducts a retail inspection, we check for adulterated products and dented cans. We check cooler temperatures. We look to see that food is properly stored, and we look at overall cleanliness.
How many food safety complaints do we investigate each year?
As of July 1, 2024, we have received 958 complaints. It’s important to know that our food safety inspectors conduct routine inspections of grocery stores twice a year. That’s only 2 days out of 365. We rely on the public to let us know if they see unsanitary conditions the other days of the year. We investigate every complaint we receive.
How many of those complaints are related to grocery stores?
172 of those complaints were related to a retail/prepackaged facility.
How do you contact food inspectors if you have a complaint?
Anyone can report a complaint to us via Metro311’s website, social media, mobile app or by calling 502-574-5000. They can also share it with us via the Department of Public Health and Wellness social media channels or by calling 502-574-6650. To learn more about grocery store inspections and complaint investigations, watch our recent media briefing. For more information about food safety, please visit our website.
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The Louisville Water Company is applying for a permit to extend the closure of N. Keats Avenue between Frankfort Avenue and Sycamore Avenue.
New end date 7/26/2025.
Water Main Rehabilitation Project. Attached is the traffic control plan for you to view.
The Louisville Water Company is applying for a permit to extend the closure of N. Jane Street between Frankfort Avenue and Sycamore Avenue.
New end date: 7/26/2025.
Water Main Rehabilitation Project. Attached is the traffic control plan for you to view.
A bold, regional campaign to help kids fall in love with the outdoors! This interactive guide is packed with fun, screen-free activities designed to get kids moving, laughing, and connecting with nature—and each other.
Download the guide: ymcalouisville.org/programs/community
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Each year, MSD’s Urban Reforestation Program partners with local organizations, neighborhood groups, and residents to plant 1,000 trees across Louisville and Jefferson County—strengthening our community’s green infrastructure one tree at a time. These trees actively manage stormwater while enhancing neighborhoods with beauty, shade, and cleaner air. Trees—and the green spaces they support—are powerful allies in protecting our waterways, reducing erosion, and creating a healthier, more resilient city for all.
The Urban Reforestation Program is now accepting applications for tree planting projects. Grants will pay for trees planted within the MSD Drainage Service area, which includes all of Jefferson County except for the cities of Shively, Jeffersontown, St. Matthews and Anchorage. Visit https://louisvillemsd.org/trees for more information and to download the application. The application deadline is Friday August 1, 2025 at 5pm ET.
Please contact trees@louisvillemsd.org or (502)540-6022 with any questions.
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You're warmly invited to take part in one of Louisville’s most joyful traditions—the Parade of Cultures at WorldFest! Taking place on Saturday, August 30th at 12 PM during the festival, this lively parade is a chance for the community to walk proudly down 5th Street in traditional clothing, celebrating the customs, colors, and stories that make your heritage special. Whether you're walking with a group or cheering from the sidelines, your presence adds to the energy and beauty of this beloved event. Join us in honoring the traditions that make our city feel like home for so many.
Sign Up Your Group Today
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Icon Golf Carts of Louisville is a locally owned golf cart dealership here in Louisville, KY. Here we have Icon & Epic branded golf carts, as w ell as commercial grade carts. Come by and see us at 6312 Preston Highway!
July 2025 Community Pet Resource Calendar Here’s a summary of some of the resources available in Louisville for July 2025. Although we try to be accurate, please verify dates/times/requirements with each specific organization
PET FOOD PANTRY & PET RESOURCE EVENTS:
Sat 07/05/25: No Kill Louisville Located at 2012 Northwestern Parkway, Louisville KY 40203 Open 1st Sat of each month, by appointment only. Call or text for appointment: 502-536-8738. Must complete an online application: https://www.nklou.org/pet-food-bank
Sat 7/19/25: 9:00-11:00 am Church of the Advent Pet Food Bank: 3rd Saturday of each month. Requires a photo ID. https://www.adventky.org/food-pantry-with-pet-food/
Sat 7/19/25: 9:30-11:00 am St. Paul's Episcopal Church Pet Food Pantry in New Albany. 3rd Saturday of each month. More info: https://stpaulna.org/ministries
Sun 7/20/25: Snip-N-Save: Community Pet Resource Center: 12:00-2:00 pm Open to
everyone. Located at 1425 Bates-Bower Ave, Jeffersonville, IN 47130 See
Details: https://snipnsaveinc.com/resources
Julius still has the most legendary tongue in the adoption game flopping, flailing, flapping proudly for all to see. You thought Tongue Out Tuesday was a trend? Julius said “Hold my drool” and made it a FT job. He’s a show’r, not a grower, respectfully.
Julius is a certified handsome boy. That slick, blue coat? It shimmers like a midnight ocean (if the ocean also slobbers a little).
He’s been a fan favorite in the shelter, keeping the same energy in foster, he loves new dogs and keeps foster siblings on rotation but is waiting for his big GOTCHA day!
But here’s the BIG news...Julius is ready for his home!
Come meet this tongue icon in person at the Mall St. Matthews FREE Pop-Up Adoption Event:
Thursday, July 10 | 10AM–4PM 5000 Shelbyville Rd (The flyer has the wrong address)
Sponsored adoption fee thanks to our partners BISSELL Pet Foundation , he could be slobbering on YOUR couch for free.
So what are you waiting for? Julius is the dog other dogs envy...the man(dog), the myth(he's real), the moist(Sorry, Sam).
Come adopt the legend this THURSDAY July 10th or if you can't wait, email MASFoster@louisvilleky.gov
#FosterMeLouisville #EmptyTheShelters #MeetMeAtTheMall
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The prototyping team for The Dot Experience
Walk down Frankfort Ave., and you may see individuals walking alongside dog guides — highly trained companions dedicated to helping their handlers navigate obstacles and stay safe. Unlike typical pets, dog guides wear specialized harnesses instead of standard leashes, signaling their professional role. Opening in 2026, The Dot Experience will delve into the rich, storied history of dog guides and the iconic harnesses that symbolize their partnership with humans.
Spectrum News 1 recently highlighted how dog guides play a critical role in supporting the independence and safety of individuals who are blind or low vision. American Printing House for the Blind’s Danielle Burton, who is Deafblind, has relied on guide dogs for over a decade. Violet, her current dog guide, has served her faithfully for the past four years. In the news story, Burton explained that, contrary to common belief, the handler, not the dog, is responsible for knowing the route, while the dog assists with avoiding hazards and following safe paths.
Burton is a Cast Member for The Dot Experience and will share her lived experiences as an individual who is Deafblind in the attraction when it opens next year.
View the Spectrum News 1 news story.
Image Description: Danielle Burton walks along Frankfort Avenue with Violet, her dog guide.
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Upcoming paving projects scheduled for this week can be found on our new "Paving" page on louisvilleky.gov, as well as our interactive Louisville Metro Paving Dashboard where you can view paving projects scheduled for the year and conditions of city streets.
You can also access the page and dashboard by clicking on the "Paving" button below.
PAVING
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You are invited to attend a review for a VARIANCE REQUEST.
Subject Property (Propiedad Sujeta): 203 Oxford Place
Case Number (Número de Caso): 25-VARIANCE-0052
Case Manager (Administradora de Casos): CATHERINE GOMEZ(Catherine.gomez@louisvilleky.gov)
Meeting Type (Tipo de Reunión): Board of Zoning Adjustment (BOZA)
Meeting Date (Fecha de la Reunión): Monday, July 21, 2025
Time (Tiempo): Meeting will begin at 1:00 PM and continue until all cases are heard Location (Ubicación de Reunión): 514 W Liberty Street, 40202 (OLD JAIL BUILDING)
Please review the meeting agenda and case material, including the staff report, here: https://louisvilleky.primegov.com/public/portal
To join the meeting virtually, please visit: https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning/upcoming-public-meetings
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You are invited to attend a Clifton Architectural Review Committee hearing for the review of the proposal to replace historic front wood windows with wood windows.
Subject Property: 136 N Vernon Ave.
Case Number: 25-COA-0146
Case Manager: Iná Nakao (ina.nakao@louisvilleky.gov)
Meeting Type: Clifton Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
Meeting Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Time: Meeting will begin at 4:30 pm and continue until all cases are heard
Location: Metro Development Center — 444 S. 5th Street, Room 101
If you wish to submit comments on this case prior to the hearing, please submit them in writing to the case manager by NOON Tuesday, July 15, 2025. You may also speak at the meeting.
To view documents related to this proposal, please visit: Louisville Metro Office of Planning (Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM) 444 S. 5th Street, 3rd Floor, Louisville, KY 40202 (502) 574-6230 https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning
Visit https://louisvilleky.primegov.com/public/portal for meeting agenda and staff report.
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You are invited to attend a Clifton Architectural Review Committee hearing for the review of the proposed replacement of historic two-over-two double-hung wood windows with one-over-one double-hung wood windows.
Subject Property: 134 Pope St
Case Number: 25-COA-0130
Case Manager: Iná Nakao (ina.nakao@louisvilleky.gov)
Meeting Type: Clifton Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
Meeting Date: Wednesday, July 16, 2025
Time: Meeting will begin at 4:30 pm and continue until all cases are heard
Location: Metro Development Center — 444 S. 5th Street, Room 101
If you wish to submit comments on this case prior to the hearing, please submit them in writing to the case manager by NOON Tuesday, July 15, 2025. You may also speak at the meeting.
To view documents related to this proposal, please visit:
Louisville Metro Office of Planning (Hours: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM)
444 S. 5th Street, 3rd Floor, Louisville, KY 40202
(502) 574-6230
https://louisvilleky.gov/government/office-planning
Visit https://louisvilleky.primegov.com/public/portal for meeting agenda and staff report
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What: July Public Meetings
Topic: LG&E/KU’s Rate Hikes, Desire To Serve Data Centers, Their Wish to Do So Using Dirty Rather Than Clean Energy, and The Companies’ $3.7 Billion Risky Gamble That Serving Big Tech Won’t Come At The Financial and Health Expense Of Ordinary Kentucky Families
When and Where: See Below
More Information? Elisa Owen, Senior Organizer Kentucky, Beyond Coal Campaign (502) 724-0150 or Julia Finch, Director, Kentucky Chapter (412) 216-0594
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Place
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Sponsor
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Purpose
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Action
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Tuesday
July 8, 2025
6PM
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Louisville, KY
Parkland Library Basement Meeting room
2743 Virginia Ave. Louisville, KY 40211
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Kentucky Sierra Club, Metropolitan Housing Coalition and/or Councilwoman Tammy Hawkins?
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Educate
Around Rate Hike Issues (LG&E/KU $3.7 billion CPCN to serve data centers)
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Learn how to make sure Ky Public Service Commission hears your opposition to adding data center energy build out to our bills
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Thursday
July 10, 2025
6PM
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Louisville KY
Southwest Public Library
9725 Dixie Hwy, Louisville, KY 40272
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Kentucky Sierra Club
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Educate
Around Rate Hike Issues (LG&E/KU $3.7 billion CPCN to serve data centers)
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Learn how to make sure Ky Public Service Commission hears your opposition to adding data center energy build out to our bills
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Monday
July 14, 2025
6PM
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Louisville,
Ky
1000 Community College Drive,
Louisville, KY
40272
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Kentucky Public Service Commission
(PSC)
Kentucky Sierra Club and Metropolitan Housing Corporation
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Commission Hear Public Comments
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Show up at meeting to give your opinion high electric rates and data centers’ likelihood of driving them higher
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Tuesday
July 15, 2025
6PM
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Louisville, KY
2075 Clermont Rd, Clermont, KY 40110
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Beyond Coal Campaign Sierra Club at Louisville Group Picnic,
Metropolitan Housing Coalition would like to table
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Tabling to educate around Rate Hike Issues (LG&E/KU 3.7 billion CPCN to serve data centers
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Learn how to make sure Ky Public Service Commission hears your opposition to adding data center energy build out to our bills and other ways to oppose
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Thursday
July 17, 2025
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Louisville, KY
604 South 10th Street,
Louisville, KY
40203
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Beyond Coal Campaign
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Education Around Rate Hike Issues (LG&E/KU $3.7 billion CPCN to serve data centers)
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Learn how to make sure Ky Public Service Commission hears your opposition to adding data center energy build out to our bills and other ways to oppose
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Sunday
July 20, 2025
Time 2PM
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Louisville, Ky
Meet at big four bridge at Waterfront Park for a wake/protest.
There are multiple large parking lots around and tons of street parking.
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Kentucky Sierra Club, Save Bernheim Now Coalition
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A wake for Bernheim’s wholeness—a wake-up call for us all. Bring your grief. Bring your rage. Bring your love for what cannot be replaced. We gather for Bernheim, for Kentucky, for all we’ve already lost—and all we might still save. The land forgets nothing. Neither will we. This is a protest march and a mock wake for all Bernheim’s wholeness. (that was destroyed when LG&E put a gas pipeline through it.)
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Learn how to make the utility we have, the one focused on its shareholders and profits, into the one we need. A company focused on the needs of those in its service territory and the needs of the planet for survival, even thriving.
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Each Wed in July
6PM, starting July 2
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Virtual Meeting
Register at the Sierra Club’s LG&E/KU page to get link
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If education not needed we can help folks write comments for PSC, write letters to the editor, or let them know how to advocate that Silicon Valley bring clean energy to the table with data centers.
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Education Around Rate Hike Issues (LG&E/KU $3.7 billion CPCN to serve data centers)
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Learn how to make sure Ky Public Service Commission hears your opposition to adding data center energy build out to our bills and other ways to oppose
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Below are some Ninth District calendar events! To view a full listing of events, please visit the District 9 Blog at http://district9news.wordpress.com/. If you would like to submit events to be considered for the blog calendar please email Regina Garr or call 574-1297.
Computer Tune Up & Repair Computer Tune Up & Repair Returning to the St. Matthews Eline Library. Beginning July 5th a FREE computer tune-up and repair service will be offered the first Saturday of each month from 1-4 PM. Help will be limited to the first 3 persons, to make a reservation email taylor_rae@hotmail.com Participants must bring any additional devices that they may need such as a keyboard, monitor, and mouse for desk tops. If participants are bringing a laptop, please bring your battery charger.
Weekly Re-Occurring Programs at St Matthews Library:
Every Week on Mondays, 6:00-7:00 pm: English Conversation Club:
English Conversation Club allows English language learners to practice English with volunteers of native or near-native fluency. For English language learners, ECC is a great way to practice English while getting to know their neighbors and American culture.
Every Week During Library Hours at St Matthews Library: Computer Help by Appointment - Please call 574-1771 to set up an appointment with a library staff member to answer your computer questions.
Weekly Storytimes at St Matthews Library
Ages are a guide – please come on the day and time that works best for you.
Every Wednesday from 10:15-11:00 am: Baby Storytime
Ages 0 to 2.
Every Wednesday from 11:15-11:45 am: Toddler Storytime
Ages 2 to 3.
Every Thursday from 10:15-11:00 am: Preschool Storytime
Ages 3 to 5.
Every Thursday from 11:15-11:45 am: Family Storytime
Ages 0 to 6.
Thursday, July 17, 2025 - 6:30 pm: Carmichael's is excited to host Gordon Korman for his new book, Snoop. This event will be held at the Louisville Free Public Library Main Branch. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/gordon-korman-presents-snoop
Friday, July 18, 2025 - 6:00 pm: Carmichael's is excited to host an author showcase with Ron Whitehead, Margaret Harrell, and Jef Crab. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/author-showcase-ron-whitehead-margaret-harrell-and-jef-crab
Saturday, July 19, 2025 - 11:00 am: Carmichael's is excited to host Jessica Thompson for a storytime for her book, Buddy the Bulldog. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/jessica-thompson-presents-buddy-bulldog
Monday, July 21, 2025 - 7:00 pm: Come join us for the next meeting of the Carmichael's Banned Books Book Club. The club will meet on the third Monday of every month (except November and December) and discuss one banned book and current news on the issue. We are happy to partner with the Kentucky chapter of the ACLU and thank them for their support. July's pick is Fun Home by Alison Bechdel. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/carmichaels-banned-books-club-5
Monday, July 28, 2025 - 7:00 pm: Come join us for the next meeting of the Carmichael's Community Book Club. The club meets on the last Monday of the month. July's pick is James by Percival Everett. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/carmichaels-community-book-club-36
Wednesday, July 30, 2025 - 7:00 pm: Carmichael's is excited to host Scott Alexander Hess for his new book, Drought. He will be joined in conversation by Em J Parsley. https://www.carmichaelsbookstore.com/event/scott-alexander-hess-discusses-drought-em-j-parsley
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