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Louisville officials encourage residents to end lawn watering for the season (opens the original)
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Beginning Thursday, Louisville officials are encouraging residents to shut off their lawn irrigation systems for the season, a voluntary restriction that aims to help preserve the city’s stored water for 2027. For residents, targeted hand watering can continue as needed for trees, shrubs, gardens and other “vulnerable” plants, according to an announcement from the city. Ending lawn irrigation at this point in the season presents “a relatively low risk to established lawns,” the announcement adds
For some Starbucks employees, a closure in Lafayette shines light on ‘importance of being unionized’ (opens the original)
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A unionized Starbucks in Lafayette closed last week as part of a widespread shuttering of 250 locations in North America. The coffeehouse, a converted bank building at U.S 287 and South Boulder Road, was notably large for the brand, with four customer bathrooms, ample seating and a drive-thru. Employees got word Sept. 23 from their regional union representative that the closure might happen, Justice said. It was the evening of Sept. 24 when Justice heard the company had confirmed their store’s l
Erie Town Council to interview 3 candidates for town manager tonight. Here’s how to watch (opens the original)
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The Erie Town Council is set to interview three candidates Tuesday evening in the process to hire a new town manager. Here’s how to watch those interviews in person or virtually. The interviews, from about 5 p.m to 8 p.m., will take place at the Erie Town Hall in the Council Chambers room, open to the public. It will also be broadcast live on Channel 8, the town’s YouTube and Zoom. An announcement last week from the town introduced three finalist candidates: Corby Alexander, the current city man
Erie’s LaVonna Roth has traveled the world teaching people to ‘understand their value’ (Five Questions) (opens the original)
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Erie resident LaVonna Roth has worn many hats in her life. She’s worked at a tanning salon, at McDonald’s, on an assembly line in a warehouse. She was a grade school teacher for 10 years, worked in business development for a university, and was once an educational consultant. But when she was “cussed out and screamed at” while working one job, Roth said, she’d “had enough.” In 2008, she decided to start her own business. Ignite Your S.H.I.N.E. is the leadership and professional development compa
Erie narrows in on 3 finalists in search for new town manager (opens the original)
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Erie officials have narrowed in on three finalists in the process to hire a new town manager. A Thursday announcement from the town introduced Corby Alexander, the current city manager in La Porte, Texas; Kelli Johnson, the current deputy city manager in Greeley; and Kathleen Osher, the current deputy city manager in Littleton. In Erie, the town manager serves as the chief administrative officer, responsible for executive oversight for town operations, departments and personnel. The manager is t
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