- "The city has agreed to hold off on demolishing a fire-damaged house at 1927 Frankfort Ave. in Clifton to allow a bank and neighborhood activists more time to assess what can be done to save it. The city will wait until at least Jan. 28, said Jim Mims, director of Metro Codes & Regulations. Mims said a week ago that a demolition order would be issued because the house was a safety hazard to adjoining structures." [Courier-Journal]
- "The researchers measured the performance not just on a United States-versus-the-world basis, but compared individual U.S. state scores to other nations by the percentage of students performing at the advanced level of math proficiency. One word: Depressing. Kentucky (3.4 percent) is not at the top of the 105 state/country pack. It’s not in the middle of the pack." [Insider Louisville]
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