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CLEAN OUT YOUR MEDICINE CABINET TO PREVENT DRUG ABUSE AND PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY Northern Kentucky residents can safely dispose of any expired or unneeded medications, especially opioid pain medication and other narcotics, to help prevent misuse, abuse or addiction. To facilitate safe disposal, drug disposal pouches are available for free to Northern Kentuckians at more than 30 locations, including all Kroger pharmacies in Northern Kentucky. Using the pouches, individuals can safely dispose of medications at home. “As Northern Kentuckians continue to work together to fight the heroin epidemic in our community, we must take steps to prevent misuse or abuse of prescription pain medications and narcotics,” said Rep. Kim Moser (R-Kenton/Campbell County), who is also a...

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Regular City Council Meeting

The 20 Safest Cities in Kentucky - 2017  You have plenty to brag about if you’re lucky enough to call one of these Kentucky cities home. On average, the twenty safest cities in the state reported fewer than one violent crime per 1,000 people. That’s almost 90% less than the regional average, according to the most recent FBI crime report. The occurrence of property crime was also notably low, with just ten of these crimes reported per 1,000 residents. Analyzing the FBI crime report further, we discovered these twenty safety-minded cities cited a total of just 358 burglaries—remarkably few considering they represent over 180,000 citizens. Equally impressive: there were zero reports of murder and only four arsons among the cities on our list. We congratulat...

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We're upgrading the electric and/or gas meter at your home or business. In the next few weeks, we will be in your area to install new digital smart meters. Some of the benefits of the new meters include access to more information about your energy usage online and fewer estimated bills. Here's what you can expect: For your safety and security, every Duke Energy employee or contractor carries a picture ID card. Our technician will install a new meter at your home or business. If no one is available, the technician will leave a note saying the installation was successful. If the technician is not able to access the meter, he/she will leave a note indicating an appointment is needed, along with instructions to schedule an appointment. The installation process may cause ...

TBNK's Government Channels will move to 203/204 TBNK's Main Event Channel will move to 200 TBNK's Educable will move to 202 The Devotion Channel will move to 186 NKY Community Television will move to 185 TBNK's channel locations on Cincinnati Bell Fioptics will NOT change from their current locations.