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Loss of low-rent apartments could result in homelessness, says official
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Loss of low-rent apartments could result in homelessness, says official

Hurley Street rehabs look fab -- and there's a price for that

EXCLUSIVE: School Superintendent Hatchett 'working from home'
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EXCLUSIVE: School Superintendent Hatchett 'working from home'

Board has not fired her, contrary to reports

Earth Warriors clear up Owsley Fork
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Earth Warriors clear up Owsley Fork

And encounter beaver-works, as well

Families rally to support fired Community School teachers, frustrated by Board of Ed's lack of transparency
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Families rally to support fired Community School teachers, frustrated by Board of Ed's lack of transparency

'Morale is terrible' while superintendent remains, says parent

We CAN all get along: Council unanimous in decision to make public comment more convenient
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We CAN all get along: Council unanimous in decision to make public comment more convenient

Plus, Shawn Sandlin moves from interim to full-time city administrator, and Parks and Recreation is hiring

Teacher firings: 'Like the Hunger Games'
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Teacher firings: 'Like the Hunger Games'

Parents demand spendy superintendent be fired and Board of Ed pay more attention, as dozens of Community School staff are axed to help close 1.7 million dollar budget gap

BREAKING NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Teachers get pink slips
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BREAKING NEWS EXCLUSIVE: Teachers get pink slips

BEREA — Nearly 40 teachers at Community School were laid-off today, effective the end of this school year, amid a brewing controversy surrounding Berea’s Independent Schools growing insolvency. As of now, Superintendent Diane Hatchett has not responded to The Edge’s request for comment on the lay offs and on

Lex-traordinary! Amadeus Lex dazzles on Friday night
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Lex-traordinary! Amadeus Lex dazzles on Friday night

A triumph of tone and precision reigned Friday night when Amadeus Lex played at Union Church before a sizable crowd. Crosmer The program began with the eminently listenable prelude from the work, Spring Suite, composed by the group’s founder, violist, Jonathan Crosmer. An intricate work for solo violin, soloist

A world without stars: the endless day is nearly here, warns astrophysicist
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A world without stars: the endless day is nearly here, warns astrophysicist

Dark skies advocate visits Berea to talk about dangers of light pollution

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