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Louisville news: Blue wants to tear stuff down again edition [News]
- "Repairs on the broken water main at Floyd and Warnock streets will begin this week. The 80-year-old pipe burst last Monday, releasing more than 40 million gallons of water into the University of Louisville’s Belnkap campus and the surrounding area.
Louisville news: I'm in Montana, where the weather's cool and the water's drinkable, how are you? edition [News]
- "The final boil advisory caused by a massive water main break has been lifted." [WFPL]
- "Per the Louisville Courant’s reporting, a screenshot of Fischer’s Facebook page reveals that the operator of the mayor’s account erroneously informed a resident of the Schnitzelburg neighborhood earlier today that the advisory had been lifted for her nabe when it, in fact, had n
Free bottled water and boil advisory due to water main break [news]
After a water main break on the hottest day of the summer, much of downtown and surrounding areas are without water or air conditioning. A good portion of the city is under a boil advisory.
According to the Louisville.gov, the boundary for those who should boil their water is the Ohio River to the north, Watterson Expressway to the south, 9th street to the west and Bardstown-Baxter Avenue to the east. See the image included.
Volunteers Needed for Stream Study [Environment]
How clean are Kentucky’s streams? Are they safe to fish, swim and boat in? The Kentucky Watershed Watch Program is looking for volunteers to help answer these questions. Over 2000 volunteers across the state are currently monitoring and helping protect the water quality of streams in Kentucky.
Are you ready to get Wild? [Movies]
Kentucky Waterways Alliance is not only working to protect and restore Kentucky's waterways, but they are also hosting the 3rd annual Wild and Scenic Film Festival this Saturday, March 5th at the Clifton Center.
The wild night will begin with a members only reception that begins at 7 p.m and includes food by Wiltshire on Market, and drinks by Kentucky Ale and River Bend Winery. The show begins at 8 p.m. with WFPK's Kyle Meredith as emcee to lead the audience into a lineup that is packed with environmentally conscious, inspiring films.
Louisville Water Company added to Louisville Mobile app [Technology]
News, events, restaurant inspection scores, park finder and now the Louisville Water Company has been added to that line-up; all at the palm of your hands with the Louisville Metro Government mobile apps. Use the Louisville Water Company component to access your online account or keep track of news and events.
With the new addition, you can access your account, visit our web site, learn about current events and more.
Louisville news: Public works edition [News roundup]
- If the Water Tower looks extra familiar to you these days, you must be pretty darn old.
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