Lacy Starling
@lacystarling.bsky.social
Publisher of LINK nky, covering Northern Kentucky. Avid reader and weight lifter.
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Just got my delivery from @bookshop-org.bsky.social.
Preparing to talk about housing and infrastructure later this year in our coverage at @link-nky.bsky.social.
Interested to hear what you think of these books, if you've read them.
Preparing to talk about housing and infrastructure later this year in our coverage at @link-nky.bsky.social.
Interested to hear what you think of these books, if you've read them.
February 14, 2025 at 2:05 AM
Just got my delivery from @bookshop-org.bsky.social.
Preparing to talk about housing and infrastructure later this year in our coverage at @link-nky.bsky.social.
Interested to hear what you think of these books, if you've read them.
Preparing to talk about housing and infrastructure later this year in our coverage at @link-nky.bsky.social.
Interested to hear what you think of these books, if you've read them.
I got an email from my press association yesterday about this.
Definitely what I wanted to hear when we've planned more print editions than ever this year!
Definitely what I wanted to hear when we've planned more print editions than ever this year!
Most newsprint comes from Canada. Very cool! Very good and very cool that this is happening! They certainly know what they're doing this time!
Leavitt: "The president will be implementing tomorrow 25 percent tariffs on Mexico, 25 percent on Canada, and a 10 percent tariff on China."
February 1, 2025 at 7:33 PM
I got an email from my press association yesterday about this.
Definitely what I wanted to hear when we've planned more print editions than ever this year!
Definitely what I wanted to hear when we've planned more print editions than ever this year!
I moved to Northern Kentucky 18 years ago from Northeast Ohio.
We never get snow here, at least not like up home.
Tonight, we are having a proper blizzard and I'm loving it. We took the dog out to the floodwall for a walk and we could barely see to Ohio.
We never get snow here, at least not like up home.
Tonight, we are having a proper blizzard and I'm loving it. We took the dog out to the floodwall for a walk and we could barely see to Ohio.
January 6, 2025 at 1:01 AM
I moved to Northern Kentucky 18 years ago from Northeast Ohio.
We never get snow here, at least not like up home.
Tonight, we are having a proper blizzard and I'm loving it. We took the dog out to the floodwall for a walk and we could barely see to Ohio.
We never get snow here, at least not like up home.
Tonight, we are having a proper blizzard and I'm loving it. We took the dog out to the floodwall for a walk and we could barely see to Ohio.
Same.
And now I have a TV that my neighbors can comfortably watch from across two yards and a street.
And now I have a TV that my neighbors can comfortably watch from across two yards and a street.
Decided to upgrade my TV and I have severely underestimated the difference between 55" and 77"
December 22, 2024 at 12:33 AM
Same.
And now I have a TV that my neighbors can comfortably watch from across two yards and a street.
And now I have a TV that my neighbors can comfortably watch from across two yards and a street.
We just moved, and as the owners of FAR TOO MANY BOOKS (even though we're library super-users), I can add that using your local library will save your middle-aged back. (Or that of your husband, if he's the one carrying all the boxes of books up the stairs to the attic library.)
The cool thing about using your local library to read books is that it's quite the space saver for your home.
December 4, 2024 at 5:49 PM
We just moved, and as the owners of FAR TOO MANY BOOKS (even though we're library super-users), I can add that using your local library will save your middle-aged back. (Or that of your husband, if he's the one carrying all the boxes of books up the stairs to the attic library.)
Reposted by Lacy Starling
The lawsuit comes amidst concerns about the operations of the recent election in which some residents claim to have received wrong ballots at two Union polling places.
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Union City Commissioner files lawsuit over 'botched election' - LINK nky
A Union City Commissioner who wasn’t reelected to a second term in November filed a lawsuit on Dec. 4 against the Boone County clerk and several others over what he is calling a “botched election.” Th...
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December 4, 2024 at 5:37 PM
The lawsuit comes amidst concerns about the operations of the recent election in which some residents claim to have received wrong ballots at two Union polling places.
linknky.com/news/2024/12...
linknky.com/news/2024/12...
Today I'm struggling with how difficult it is to run a news organization in 2024. Our coverage is better than ever, three years in. But revenue generation seems even harder. Budget cuts, reduced philanthropy, all of it. I'm not sure, some days, how to keep my chin up and fight the good fight.
November 27, 2024 at 1:03 AM
Today I'm struggling with how difficult it is to run a news organization in 2024. Our coverage is better than ever, three years in. But revenue generation seems even harder. Budget cuts, reduced philanthropy, all of it. I'm not sure, some days, how to keep my chin up and fight the good fight.
As the daughter of a librarian, I am moved by the number of library lovers I see here.
Libraries are often the last shred of our social safety net, a place where anyone can feel safe, get information free of any paywall, and (certainly in my case) find solace in the words of others.
Libraries are often the last shred of our social safety net, a place where anyone can feel safe, get information free of any paywall, and (certainly in my case) find solace in the words of others.
November 19, 2024 at 1:10 AM
As the daughter of a librarian, I am moved by the number of library lovers I see here.
Libraries are often the last shred of our social safety net, a place where anyone can feel safe, get information free of any paywall, and (certainly in my case) find solace in the words of others.
Libraries are often the last shred of our social safety net, a place where anyone can feel safe, get information free of any paywall, and (certainly in my case) find solace in the words of others.