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Hunters Hollow learns about new mandate

HUNTERS HOLLOW - Sometimes federal agencies make rulings that affect smaller agencies such as the Hunters Hollow CIty Commission.

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Ethics board sends parks issue back to fiscal court

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Bullitt County Judge/Executive Melanie Roberts envisions a parks board with a director with that agency absorbing the responsibilities of the current parks and recreation department.

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Nothing Nasty about 300 new jobs created by LA company

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Two months after a California-based on-line fashion distributor requested state assistance in bringing 300 jobs to Kentucky, Gov. Steve Beshear made it official Tuesday afternoon.

Nasty Gal, founded in 2006 as an eBay store by Sophia Amoruso, confirmed what was reported in the July 2 edition of The Pioneer News - it was coming to Bullitt County.

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Louisville Water to close Burkland office; open new payment site in Shepherdsville City Hall

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Customers of the Louisville Water Co. in Bullitt County will soon have a new place to pay their bills or to seek service.

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City says decision on MSD long in the future

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Any decision on whether to enter into a partnership of any kind with the Metropolitan Sewer District would be months and months into the future.

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LJ will absorb increase in water rates; next meeting on Tuesday

LEBANON JUNCTION - While the Louisville Water Company recently increased it’s wholesale water rates it won’t effect customers in Lebanon Junction, at least not anytime soon.

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MW council will get more info on rezoning

MOUNT WASHINGTON - A decision on whether to rezone property next to Pleasant Grove Elementary School will come a little later than expected.

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Hillview council blasted but won’t crack in rezoning case

HILLVIEW - Despite over 100 yellow-clad residents from the community, the Hillview City Council voted 4-2 to approve a rezoning change which would eventually allow a rock quarry to expand.

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Hunters Hollow joins mission to eliminate drug abuse

HUNTERS HOLLOW - As city attorney Mark Edison presented a joint resolution on a Bullitt County steering committee to combat substance abuse, Hunters Hollow mayor Linda Parker shared her insight.

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No matter what you call it, county workers get rebate

SHEPHERDSVILLE - Whether you call it Obamacare or the affordable health care act, employees with Bullitt County government could be calling it an early Christmas present.

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