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Campbell County's incorrect sample ballot to be fixed Wednesday (opens the original)
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Kentucky sample ballots for the Nov. 3 midterm elections are posted to the Secretary of State website — but one key race is missing in one of the Northern Kentucky ballots. Campbell County's online sample ballot is missing the 4th Congressional District race. County clerk Jim Luersen says the error should be fixed online Wednesday, but the printed ballots are correct. "All the ballots we have are correct," Luersen said. "All the printed ballots, all the systems, everything is correct. What's inc
Boone County seeks input on e-bike regulations (opens the original)
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Boone County is the latest jurisdiction attempting to regulate electric bikes, scooters, and other personalized motorized devices. Meanwhile, Florence, Union and Walton are waiting to see what comes out of the county before implementing their own laws. Defining the vehicles is the first problem, according to William G. Knoebel, assistant county attorney. “I've talked with law enforcement about [how] it's impossible for them to identify all of these different scooters to determine whether they ca
Data centers, property rights, transparency, NKY County Commissioner candidates' debate top issues (opens the original)
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The last time candidates for Boone, Kenton and Campbell county commission met, before the primary election, they debated issues like transportation, land use and government transparency. Since then, these issues have become even more top-of-mind in the region. There have been broad discussions of transportation with the groundbreaking of the Brent Spence Companion bridge. Property rights and environmental conservancy are currently at play in a Boone County sewer line project. In Kenton County, t
Conservation, eminent domain and a Boone County sewer project (opens the original)
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For more than five years, Boone County has been eyeing a massive central sewer project to improve its wastewater system. The first three phases of the project are underway, but the final one — approximately 3.2 miles of new sewer line known as B.2 — has been mired in controversy. “I know they had multiple routes to choose from, and they chose the one that goes through — it requires them to go through 18 properties,” Boone County resident Jennifer Watts told Sanitation District 1 (SD1) board memb
Fort Thomas forensic audit finds $847,000 still unaccounted for (opens the original)
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After seven months of waiting, the city of Fort Thomas has shared a draft version of a comprehensive audit of the city’s finances. While the forensic audit confirmed no fraud, it revealed more than $500,000 more money unaccounted for than officials initially knew of. That brings the total discrepancy to $847,335. “You guys say ‘trust me’ — we do want to trust you, but we’re seeing things where things are not being followed,” resident Tiffany Hubert told council members at Monday’s meeting. “The
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