It will be one in a series of forums across the state. Cabinet officials are using the input to draw up a plan that tackles universal garbage collection and ways to clean up dumps, and recycle and reduce roadside litter. They will present their ideas to Gov. Paul Patton by Dec. 1. Mr. Patton has said he will put such a plan before the General Assembly next year. From 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., children from Erlanger and Fort Mitchell will be invited to take part in the event.
Children can walk from room to room in a safe environment to gather candy and treats.
Volunteers will monitor the halls. Last year about 700 children attended. Volunteers will be in costume and will pass out treats. St. Elizabeth wins award for quality St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Northern Kentucky has received a top award for clinical quality improvement from Catholic Healthcare Partners, a five-state chain of hospitals and other health services based in Cincinnati. The Medical Center has opened a diagnostic medical center in Union, a growing part of Boone County.