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Marketplace Bakery to call Longmont home after Louisville eviction
The Marketplace Bakery, a staple in Louisville for a quarter-century before it was evicted from its Main Street storefront last month, has found a new home in Longmont.
The Marketplace Bakery, a staple in Louisville for a quarter-century before it was evicted from its Main Street storefront last month, has found a new home in Longmont.
New Antique Restoration & Wood Working Business
Louisville - If you need antique restoration, custom metal or wood wood working, we have 17 years experience.
Louisville - If you need antique restoration, custom metal or wood wood working, we have 17 years experience.
Louisville's Vault: Telecommuting's antidote
Ted Wahler, left, and Dave Taylor take advantage of the workspace in the Vault at the Da Vinci Institute in Louisville last week. ( MARK LEFFINGWELL )
Ted Wahler, left, and Dave Taylor take advantage of the workspace in the Vault at the Da Vinci Institute in Louisville last week. ( MARK LEFFINGWELL )
Baldwin Times Flashback
It’s time, once again, to travel back in time to the days when The Baldwin Times was in its infancy.
It’s time, once again, to travel back in time to the days when The Baldwin Times was in its infancy.
Area has share of bug problems
Recent reports say pests -- mosquitoes, bedbugs and ladybugs, or Asian lady beetles, -- have increased in numbers in the Tri-State.
Recent reports say pests -- mosquitoes, bedbugs and ladybugs, or Asian lady beetles, -- have increased in numbers in the Tri-State.
Charity Criticized For Purchases
LOUISVILLE (AP) - The chairman of a Louisville-based nonprofit that runs inmate halfway houses is standing behind decisions to spend tens of thousands of government dollars to lease luxury sports suites and pay its CEO a generous salary. Dismas Charities Inc. gets virtually all of its revenue from the federal government and the state of Kentucky. ...
LOUISVILLE (AP) - The chairman of a Louisville-based nonprofit that runs inmate halfway houses is standing behind decisions to spend tens of thousands of government dollars to lease luxury sports suites and pay its CEO a generous salary. Dismas Charities Inc. gets virtually all of its revenue from the federal government and the state of Kentucky. ...
Ky. charity defends high spending
LOUISVILLE - The chairman of a Louisville-based nonprofit that runs inmate halfway houses is standing behind decisions to spend tens of thousands of government dollars to lease luxury sports suites and pay its CEO a generous salary.
LOUISVILLE - The chairman of a Louisville-based nonprofit that runs inmate halfway houses is standing behind decisions to spend tens of thousands of government dollars to lease luxury sports suites and pay its CEO a generous salary.
Dismas Charities criticized for purchasing Louisville arena, stadium suites
The same non-profit organization that has been criticized for paying $92,000 to lease a luxury suite at Louisville's new downtown arena also spent $45,000 for a suite at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium and has leased a converted caboose there for a dozen years.
The same non-profit organization that has been criticized for paying $92,000 to lease a luxury suite at Louisville's new downtown arena also spent $45,000 for a suite at Papa John's Cardinal Stadium and has leased a converted caboose there for a dozen years.
In the news: Roburt Sallie will not play at Louisville
Former University of Memphis basketball player Roburt Sallie will not be playing at Louisville.
Former University of Memphis basketball player Roburt Sallie will not be playing at Louisville.
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