Jolene Almendarez
Northern Kentucky Reporter at Cincinnati Enquirer
NKY Reporter @Enquirer
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1 day ago |
yahoo.com | Jolene Almendarez
Nearly a mile of a riverfront trail in Covington will close this summer for the next five years to make way for the $3.6 billion Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project. City commissioners unanimously approved the closure Tuesday night with assurances that the planned detour will ensure pedestrian safety and accessibility. The trail, part of an ambitious Riverfront Commons plan to better connect eight cities throughout Northern Kentucky, is needed for construction logistics.
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6 days ago |
cincinnati.com | Jolene Almendarez
MASON, Ohio – What's the deal with Snoopy? The world's most famous beagle celebrates his 75th birthday this year amid a continued stretch of pop culture stardom – and I don't use the term "stardom" lightly. From movies to TV shows to memes and merchandise, Snoopy is as relevant as ever. But why? As a Snoopy lover myself, I went looking for answers at the 11-acre Planet Snoopy in the Kings Island amusement park near Cincinnati, Ohio.
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Jolene Almendarez
A controversial Northern Kentucky attorney won't be practicing law in the area any time soon after he threatened multiple women, filed frivolous lawsuits and seemingly tried to pay off a doctor during a custody dispute. The Ohio Supreme Court decided Wednesday to suspend Ben Dusing's license for three years. The news comes on the heels of a Kentucky Supreme Court decision that did the same. Dusing's license had been temporarily suspended since 2022.
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Jolene Almendarez
A Northern Kentucky superintendent was set to earn more than $775,000 from mid-2024 to mid-2027. Just 10 months after he signed the contract, Mike Stacy, of Beechwood Independent Schools, announced his early retirement. The news spurred rumors in the small Northern Kentucky district, which is home to about 1,600 students. "There was a rumor put out there that I was run out," Stacy told The Enquirer. The reality, he said, is less interesting.
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1 week ago |
cincinnati.com | Jolene Almendarez
As the Ohio River reached near-record-setting flood levels recently, a recurrent rumor surfaced about the alleged danger of bull sharks in its waters. The theory? That bull sharks swim up the Mississippi River from the Gulf of Mexico and occasionally troll the waters. If the idea of sharks in the river fuels your "Jaws"-inspired fear, you can exhale now.
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