Really, this is what you want your downtown to look like, Louisville? And a skate part is the most important thing? Not the actual park? [C-J/AKN]
Basically, we’re all going to drown because of the record rainfall. And today it’s maybe gonna snow. [H-L]
Coal extraction is posing a climate challenge, to say the least, for the Obama Administration. But coal states wouldn’t be voting for Barack Obama anyway. [WaPo]
Did you see this funny video of Rand Paul and his overlord daddy, Ron? Growing Up Paul. [Page One]
Uh, check this out. We smell something better than Metro Animal Services. Prisoners raising pups. [C-J/AKN]
Steel work is underway on the Sherman Minton bridge. Which means you will soon be able to invade Louisville from Indiananner again. [FOX41]
The state is seeking a new air quality designation for Jefferson County. Hearing scheduled for February 3. [WFPL]
We’re all gonna die of the snow!!!1! The entire media world in Louisville will likely implode over a few flakes of snow today. Don’t even think about going to the grocery. [WAVE3]
The last Car-Free Happy Hour will take place tomorrow at the Irish Rover on Frankfort Avenue. [Broken Sidewalk]
No, you don’t have to toss your old Christmas tree out into the yard or onto the sidewalk. You can recycle it and take home the mulch. [WHAS11]
And just like that, the Metro Sewer District scandal will be swept under the rug, Greg Fischer’s campaign finance fraud will be forgotten and everything will go back to being puppies and rainbows. [The 'Ville Voice]
4 responses so far ↓
1 Studs Turkle // Dec 27, 2011 at 10:08 am
I64 should be rerouted at the Waterson or the Snyder so that it combines with I71. Trying to combine three interstate highways in that small location is insane.
2 Cantinflas // Dec 27, 2011 at 2:48 pm
I’m read for the snow, come what may. I’ve got my WDRB Snow Fox, right next to my Fishin’ Santa, which is right next to our Nativity. I picked up the Snow Fox at the Galt House, right after I saw all those beautiful lighted Christmas sculptures…
3 Cantinflas // Dec 27, 2011 at 2:52 pm
As a kid I used to burn discarded Christmas trees with lighter fluid. One year I thought it would be cool to lean the Christmas tree against an abandoned house, climb up on the roof, squirt lighter fluid from above, and set the tree on fire. I ended up with a gigantic fireball that scorched the side of the house (I jumped off the roof in case the house was totally involved.) Not one of my smartest moves, but I was a 10-year-old kid and fire was cool at that age…
4 John // Dec 29, 2011 at 10:17 am
Just a heads up – visited all three recycling places yesterday to get some Christmas-tree mulch. Only Brownsboro had mulch – Merriweather & Outer Loop were just taking drop offs.
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