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Covington seeking volunteers for Saturday's River Sweep cleanup event along banks Ohio River - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington seeking volunteers for Saturday's River Sweep cleanup event along banks Ohio River - NKyTribune

The Iroquois called the river “Ohio” – a name by the French as La Belle Riviere, or “the beautiful” -- and come Saturday, volunteers are needed to help keep it that way.As part of the Co

Our Cincinnati Weekend Picks May 17-19 - Cincinnati Magazine - Vimarsana News

Our Cincinnati Weekend Picks May 17-19 - Cincinnati Magazine

Rescue Ducks, The May Festival, and a Puppy Shower this weekend.

Covington plans volunteer events to help build community, love for the planet during Earth Month - NKyTribune - Vimarsana News

Covington plans volunteer events to help build community, love for the planet during Earth Month - NKyTribune

Earth Month – aka "April" – will be celebrated in Covington with events and activities related to trees, beautification, waste disposal, recycling, and pollinator gardens.Many of the event

CTI chairman and CEO Timothy Schroeder named recipient of 2023 Metropolitan Award - Vimarsana News

CTI chairman and CEO Timothy Schroeder named recipient of 2023 Metropolitan Award

The Metropolitan Club will honor Timothy J. Schroeder, Chairman and CEO of CTI Clinical Trial and Consulting Services (CTI), a global research service provider, as the recipient of the 2023 Metropolit

NKY recycled over 3,000 pounds of broken holiday lights from 2022 season - Vimarsana News

NKY recycled over 3,000 pounds of broken holiday lights from 2022 season

Throughout NKY, residents hauled their festive, yet faulty filaments to the heap, which resulted in the recycling of roughly 3,500 pounds of lights — around the size of a full-grown male giraffe

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