The question of who pays for the Green Trails continues to be asked at our local NKAPC meetings and at the Fiscal Court meetings and at every meeting where local do-gooders push this agenda using other peoples money.  You cannot make this stuff up so read what kind of costs come with trails. 

FLORENCE, Mont. –  A bicyclist who was injured when he hit a patch of ice and crashed on a pedestrian/bike path in Florence last winter has reached an out-of-court settlement worth nearly $100,000.  The president of the Florence Park District says he's disappointed in a system that allows a man riding a motorized bicycle on a winter night on a trail that doesn't allow motorized vehicles to receive an insurance settlement. Half of the settlement came from a Florence bar because snow was pushed onto the trail when the bar parking lot was plowed.  John Cornish tells the Ravalli Republic for a story published Monday that people should know riding a bike at night in winter is a little dangerous.

Read more at Fox News.

The practice of spending Other Peoples Money is alive and well in Northern Kentucky.  Read another article that details how Other people are spending YOUR money by clicking here.  The Kenton County School Board is the Other People that are wasting YOUR money.  If you are tired of the Other people wastefully spending YOUR money then it is time to get involved and make a difference.  Attend the next meeting of the Kenton County School Board, read them the articles and make a difference!

When:    7:00 PM, Monday, November 14 

Where:  Board Room, Sanitation District No. 1, Fort Wright

Click here for PDF of press release.

The Northern Kentucky TEA Party is encouraged today with the filing of a lawsuit asking the Kentucky Court of Justice to enjoin the Kenton County Clerk from depriving the citizens of Kenton County of their legal right to vote by referendum on whether there is any continued need for the Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission.

Nearly 25,000 people petitioned to have this issue placed on the November ballot but the County Clerk has disqualified enough of those petitioners to prevent the issue from appearing.

Bluegrass Beacon column sent to newspapers today addresses yesterday's announcement by Kenton County Clerk Gabrielle Summe to prohibit voters from deciding the future of the bloated Northern Kentucky Area Planning Commission.

Summe claimed in her news release that the petition submitted by the Northern Kentucky Tea Party and the local Home Builders Association lacked enough valid signatures to be certified to place the issue on the ballot.

However, after reviewing the data used by Summe to disqualify signatures on the petition, Tea Party members today found a multitude of glaring errors.

Read more at the Bluegrass Policy Blog.