I find it interesting that Lexington failure Jim Newberry would attack the Brown Family of Louisville. Folks responsible for creating hundreds of thousands of jobs – not just in Kentucky – but around the world.
From the Herald-Leader:
Mayor Jim Newberry is a friend of coal. Vice Mayor Jim Gray is “associated” with people [...]

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Greg Fischer says he has a plan to create jobs, right?
So here’s his press release:
Louisville (August 31, 2010) – Saying Louisville needs a mayor who can put the city back to work, Greg Fischer today unveiled a plan for creating jobs that includes reclaiming the city’s historic manufacturing base while focusing on green and clean [...]

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Hoping for light rail like this? Keep dreaming, Louisville, cause it’s never gonna happen with your current crop of leaders. [HuffPo]
A federal ruling could change the way Kentucky selects judges. Is it gonna be a good thing or a bad thing? [LEO Weekly]
Got a $1? Then stop by Jefferson Square today from [...]

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Wanna be part of the Louisville Botanical Garden & Conservatory? Here’s your opportunity. [Consuming Louisville]
Who do you trust on Wall Street Reform? Jim Bunning or John Yarmuth? [Joe Arnold]
Apparently, I’m the devil for not talking about My Morning Jacket’s planned show at the arena in October. So here’s a link for you. [...]

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You aware of the Bluegrass Green Company?
Here you go:

Building or remodeling? Get on it.
kyGREENtv is still giving these internets a go. Doing a pretty good job, too. Just hope they stop using that 40-second intro for web video and make things mobile-friendly some day soon.

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This week President Barack Obama discussed solar energy and the Recovery Act:

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If you’re looking for yet another reason to feel disappointed by Jerry Abramson, Metro Government and the probably continuation by your soon-to-be new mayor, this could be it.
Let’s just excerpt from a lawsuit filed by Eric Garrett, a Public Works Employee, against Metro Government. There’s no easier way to explain things:
4. In the [...]

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Seriously:

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And Louisvillian Peter Byck (son of the late great Dann Byck!) got a big mention:
Hollywood is producing 40 million pounds less trash as a result of the day while Peter Byck, a filmmaker, has produced a new film called “Carbon Nation” showing how people across America have successfully moved to a low carbon economy.
Byck, of [...]

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Local filmmaker Peter Byck (son of the late, great Dann Byck) is making waves with his film Carbon Nation:
Byck and crew merit praise for many reasons, but lets start with their (partial) interview list (and, not listed on the page, the much longer ‘consulted’/talked with list which goes on for a long time at the [...]

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