Mark Campbell
Sports Editor at The Madison Courier
Editor at The Madison Courier newspaper (https://t.co/ZG3x3gZPAf)
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3 weeks ago |
madisoncourier.com | Mark Campbell
In an unusually brief 30-minute meeting, Madison City Council on Tuesday recognized three officers for life saving bravery, accepted an award presented on behalf of the Crystal Beach Aquatic Park, and adopted two resolutions related to budget transfers in the Parks Department. Madison Police Chief Shawn Scudder detailed an incident on Madison’s hilltop on April 25 when three officers — Madison Patrolman Andrew Gibbs and Jefferson County Sheriff's Department Deputy Cameron Napier and Sgt.
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1 month ago |
madisoncourier.com | Mark Campbell
A proposal to have Madison’s Historic District Board of Review (HDBR) take a closer look at applications involving the replacement of original wooden windows on the city’s contributing historic structures was discussed near the close of Tuesday’s meeting and will be brought back next month for what could be a final review and approval. At issue is the number of historic properties whose owners are opting for modern window replacement over window restoration.
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1 month ago |
madisoncourier.com | Mark Campbell
Madison City Council adopted an ordinance on Tuesday to place two additional three-way traffic stops on Vaughn Drive to slow vehicles and make conditions safer for pedestrians at the intersections of Jefferson Street and Broadway. The proposal, endorsed by Police Chief Shawn Scudder, was given a first reading, advanced to a second reading by suspending the rules and unanimously approved 5-0 with Council members Lucy Dattilo and Jim Bartlett absent.
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1 month ago |
madisoncourier.com | Mark Campbell
Members of Madison Plan Commission heard from an overflow crowd at city hall on Monday mostly opposing a resolution to amend the city’s zoning map to allow apartments — and potentially other developments — to infill some of the open space overlooking the Ohio River that was long ago vacated by the businesses and industries that lined Vaughn Drive during the community’s riverboat era.
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1 month ago |
madisoncourier.com | Mark Campbell
Madison City Council approved a resolution that will allow the city’s Redevelopment Commission to issue up to $4.9 million in Tax Increment Financed Revenue Bonds that will be used to help develop two private housing projects and two city parks.
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Kentucky 36 in Carroll County is currently closed between Carrollton and Milton due to a traffic crash involving an overturned semi and will likely be closed for some time. Traffic is being detoured at Milton on the west and the Ky 36/US 42intersection west of Carrollton.