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    Of Public Record (from October print edition)

    Public Service Announcement: City will begin milling and paving Oct. 13

    Poole resident Crowley hits 100, celebrates as Harvest Days’ grand marshal and with a big party

    Poole resident Crowley hits 100, celebrates as Harvest Days’ grand marshal and with a big party

    Boyett signs on as Hendersonian’s first full-time hire

    Boyett signs on as Hendersonian’s first full-time hire

    Advocates say local housing is in ‘crisis’

    Advocates say local housing is in ‘crisis’

    Local pastor sounds alarm on living conditions at Henderson Manor

    Mills believes personal care homes like Henderson Manor will receive increased funding in the next budget

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    Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

    Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

    HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

    HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

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    Horror and awards-contender movies will fright and delight in October

    Horror and awards-contender movies will fright and delight in October

    Whitledge digs up Athlete of the Week

    Whitledge digs up Athlete of the Week

    Colonels September sports roundup

    Colonels September sports roundup

    Black named Hendersonian’s September Athlete of the Month

    Black named Hendersonian’s September Athlete of the Month

    Team chemistry has been key to HCHS volleyball turnaround

    Team chemistry has been key to HCHS volleyball turnaround

    BRIEF: Cols hoops coaches give brief opinions about 35-second shot clock that starts in ’27-28 season

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    Deaconess Henderson urges yearly mammogram at Wednesday event

    Deaconess Henderson urges yearly mammogram at Wednesday event

    A quick trip north to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy

    A quick trip north to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy

    A winter squash recipe as the weather cools

    A winter squash recipe as the weather cools

    Dementia/Alzheimer’s blurs reality between fact and fiction

    Dementia/Alzheimer’s blurs reality between fact and fiction

    ‘Great food, great party!’

    The bridal bouquet is the breathtaking centerpiece

    Local residents shouldn’t have any health concerns from Newburgh chemical fire, says OEM director

    Local residents shouldn’t have any health concerns from Newburgh chemical fire, says OEM director

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    Of Public Record (from October print edition)

    Public Service Announcement: City will begin milling and paving Oct. 13

    Poole resident Crowley hits 100, celebrates as Harvest Days’ grand marshal and with a big party

    Poole resident Crowley hits 100, celebrates as Harvest Days’ grand marshal and with a big party

    Boyett signs on as Hendersonian’s first full-time hire

    Boyett signs on as Hendersonian’s first full-time hire

    Advocates say local housing is in ‘crisis’

    Advocates say local housing is in ‘crisis’

    Local pastor sounds alarm on living conditions at Henderson Manor

    Mills believes personal care homes like Henderson Manor will receive increased funding in the next budget

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    Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

    Blazing-fast broadband services now available to the majority of homes in the city and county

    HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

    HMP&L signs initial agreement to build a battery energy storage system on South Green Street

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    Horror and awards-contender movies will fright and delight in October

    Horror and awards-contender movies will fright and delight in October

    Whitledge digs up Athlete of the Week

    Whitledge digs up Athlete of the Week

    Colonels September sports roundup

    Colonels September sports roundup

    Black named Hendersonian’s September Athlete of the Month

    Black named Hendersonian’s September Athlete of the Month

    Team chemistry has been key to HCHS volleyball turnaround

    Team chemistry has been key to HCHS volleyball turnaround

    BRIEF: Cols hoops coaches give brief opinions about 35-second shot clock that starts in ’27-28 season

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    Deaconess Henderson urges yearly mammogram at Wednesday event

    Deaconess Henderson urges yearly mammogram at Wednesday event

    A quick trip north to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy

    A quick trip north to the Red Skelton Museum of American Comedy

    A winter squash recipe as the weather cools

    A winter squash recipe as the weather cools

    Dementia/Alzheimer’s blurs reality between fact and fiction

    Dementia/Alzheimer’s blurs reality between fact and fiction

    ‘Great food, great party!’

    The bridal bouquet is the breathtaking centerpiece

    Local residents shouldn’t have any health concerns from Newburgh chemical fire, says OEM director

    Local residents shouldn’t have any health concerns from Newburgh chemical fire, says OEM director

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AKZ and city working together, separately to improve East End

Vince Tweddell by Vince Tweddell
March 23, 2025
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Two different factions are working in the East End right now with roughly the same goals for the neighborhood.

One falls under the umbrella of city government and is an initiative spearheaded by Mayor Brad Staton. Five groups, consisting of city officials and residents, began meeting at the start of the year. Each group is focused on a different piece of revitalization—blight/affordable housing; infrastructure; beautification/special projects; economic development; and public safety.

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