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Meet the woman guiding Metro Louisville's plan to spend $380 million in federal stimulus

Meet the woman guiding Metro Louisville's plan to spend $380 million in federal stimulus Share Updated: 7:18 PM EDT Jul 14, 2021 Mark Vanderhoff Share Updated: 7:18 PM EDT Jul 14, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript MONEY CAN HELP THE CITY. MARK THIS IS SO MUCH MONEY AND : SUCH A BIG OPPORTUNI,TY LOUISVILLE MAYOR GREG FISCHER DECIDED TO FORM THE LOUISVILLE ACCELERATOR TEAM TO HE GLPUIDE THE SPENDING. WE SAT DOWN WITH MARGARET HANDMAKER, THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE TEAMTO, LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROCESS THAT LIES AHEA >> EVERYBODY SAYS I WANT TO LOOK BACK ON THIS 10 YEARS FROM NOW AND SAY THAT WHAT WE DID MADE A DIFFERENCE. MARK: WASNGHITON IS SENNGDI 300 $80 MILLION IN ALL TO LOUISVILLE THANKS TO THE AMERICAN RESCUE PLAN. NOW, MORAY FISCHER AND THE APPROVAL TEAM HAVE TO APPROVE A PACKAGE. >> IT IAS PROCESS. YOU CANNOT DO ALL OF IT. MARK: STARTING THIS WEEK, THE TEAM WILL HOLD THREE PUBLIC HEARINGS TO GET INPUT ON HOW TO SPEND THE MONEY. >> IS IT’S NOT YOUR NORMAL BUDGETING PROCESS. WHEN ELSE DID LOUISVLEIL GET 380 $8 MILLION TO DO GOOD INKS FOR OUR COMMUNITY? SPEAK UP. MARK: ESH HAS ALREADY SPOKEN WITH MAJOR NONPROFITS. >> WHAT ARE OUR PRIORITIES AND WITHIN THAT, WHAT CABEN DONE IN THE AMOUNT OF TIME THAT WE HAVE FOR THE AMOUNT OF MONEY THAT WE HAVE? WE WANT BIG IMPACT. WE WANT TO KEMA SURE THAT PROJECTS ARE SUCCESSFU L.MARK: FROM THE ECONOMIC RECOVE TO PUBLIC SAFETY, THE NEEDS EAR GREAT, AND SHE SAYS SHE WANTS TO GET IT RIGHT. >> IS IT’S JUST A LOT OF RESPONSIBILITY. ’I'M THINKING ABOUT IT SEVEN DAY A WEEK. MARK: METRO LOUISVILLEAS H ALREADY STARTED PLANNING HOW TO SPEND THE MONEY. MOST GOING TOWARD RENT ASSISTANCE ANDHE T BATTLE TOWARD COVID-19. VICKI THE FIRST OF THE 3 PUBLIC : HEARINGS WILL BE HELD FROM 11 TO 1, THIS SATURDAY AT U OF L’S SHELBYHURST CAMPUS. THERE WILL ALSO BE TWO MORE ON, MONDAY AT THE SOUTHWEST REON

Louisville food groups seek federal funds for food insecurity

Food access groups asking Louisville leaders for federal relief funds to fight food insecurity Louisville Metro leaders said they are looking for community input on how to spend $340 million that has not yet been allocated. Author: Dennis Ting Updated: 12:24 AM EDT July 12, 2021 "On average, people living in west Louisville will die up to 12 years earlier than people living in neighborhoods in the eastern part of our city," Andrew Kang Bartlett, a volunteer leader of Food in Neighborhoods Community Coalition, said. "And a lot of that has to do with diet." The money comes from the American Rescue Plan Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery (ARP) funds, and government leaders said they will be soliciting a comprehensive call for projects in the coming months.

A look at what's happening this week in Kentucky

A man after God's own heart - Sidney Daily News

City of Lubbock to Hold COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics

The COVID-19 vaccine clinics will be held Saturday afternoon at the South Plains Mall, and Wednesday, June 2 at the Broadway Church of Christ

B.C. judge questions court role in managing health orders

Article content The chief justice of the British Columbia Supreme Court says the provincial government is putting the court in an “impossible position” by asking for an injunction ordering three churches to stop in-person services before their challenge of public health orders is heard. Chief Justice Christopher Hinkson said Friday health orders already prohibit such gatherings and it’s within the power of provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry and the government to escalate enforcement without a court order. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Judge questions court role in managing health orders banning church gatherings Back to video

God's gifts to man - Sidney Daily News

God’s gifts to man By Brent Wright - Your pastor speaks This coming Sunday will be Valentine’s Day (Men don’t forget!). We often give gifts to our significant other, whether it may be flowers, candy, or other things that they may enjoy. As I was thinking of that, I thought about the gifts that God has given us! You may have heard it said that the Bible is God’s love letter to man. God loves us and He also has given us some gifts. Here are a few. The Gift of the Holy Spirit Acts 2:38-39 “Then Peter said to them, repent and be baptized, every one of you, in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and you shall receive the gift of the Holy Spirit. For the promise is to you and to your children, and to all those afar off, as many as the Lord our God shall call.”

The Day - Memories: Chestnut Street - News from southeastern Connecticut

Memories: Chestnut Street This photograph of Chestnut Street in the 1920s was taken from Union Square looking towards Willow Street. The Norwich Fire Department Central Headquarters is located on the left around the corner. Most of the buildings on the right are gone today. The second building, on the right, housed Cooley’s Weekly, Franklin Press, Norwich Evening Record and Pullen Publishing Company. The second one-story building was Automotive Service Company and Betting Battery Company. The next building was Ring Brother’s Autos and Williams Brother’s Plumbing, followed by M.A. Barber, Machinist. The tall building in the background was the J.B. Martin Velvet Company. On the left is the back of Broadway Church.

Council OKs church's rezoning request - Sidney Daily News

Council OKs church’s rezoning request By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@aimmediamidwest.com SIDNEY — The rezoning request of a 3.238 acre tract of land owned by the North Broadway Church of Christ on North Broadway Avenue, from an R-3, multi-family residence district, to a B-1, local business district, was approved by the Sidney City Council Monday evening. The rezoning ordinance was adopted by City Council during its hybrid method teleconference meeting. A public hearing was held during the meeting for the request of Brent Wright, on behalf of the North Broadway Church of Christ, for the rezoning of the property at 2655 N. Broadway Ave. The property is located on the west side of Broadway Avenue and north of Hoewisher Road. No members of the public spoke.