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As my newsletter subscribers know, I am updating my email list for 2015 so that I can better provide you with information that reflects your interests.If you would like my office to keep you informed about specific community issues you care about, please take a few minutes to fill out the short for…- Get link
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Gigabit City Update
In 2014, Mayor Gray announced Lexington’s intent to become a gigabit city. A gigabit city refers to a city that has the infrastructure and services to deliver data at speeds up to 1,000 megabytes per second (mbps) or 1 gigabyte per second to a household or business. The standard broadband speed for…- Get link
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Budget Process, Fiscal Year '16
Council has been reviewing the Mayor’s Proposed Budget since he presented it on April 7, 2015. After review by sub-committees, called Links, Council will consider the Links recommendations and all proposals from individual council members for additions or modifications. We are scheduled to give f…- Get link
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Lexington’s Downtown Management District Up For Approval
Drew Fleming, the Chair of the Downtown Lexington Corporation Board, discusses the Downtown Management District with Council The Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council will hear the second reading of an ordinance for Lexington’s first Downtown Management District at this coming Council Meeting, 6:0…- Get link
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Knight Grant Supports Local Food: The New Northside Commons Market
On March 31st, 2015 the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation notified NoLi CDC and Bluegrass Farm to Tablethat they would receive a $550,000 Knight Cities grant to create Northside Common Market, a new public market and food processing facility. The grant was the second largest grant awarded by …- Get link
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