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Mayor-elect Jim Gray appoints two commissioners and two advisers
Lexington mayor-elect Jim Gray announced more appointments in his administration Wednesday, with Janet Graham as commissioner of law and Bob Ramsey as commissioner of general services.
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Q&A: Outgoing Lexington Mayor Jim Newberry talks about his tenure
Lexington Mayor Jim Newberry, who leaves office Dec. 31, sat down with Herald-Leader reporter Beverly Fortune last week to talk about the past four years and what he sees ahead for the city and himself.
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Kentucky American wins 29 percent rate increase
The hike is less than the 37 percent increase put in place in September, so customers will be getting a refund for the difference. Most of the increase will go toward paying for a controversial treatment plant and a pipeline.
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Mayor-elect Gray put $900,000 into mayoral race
Jim Gray put nearly $900,000 of his own money into his successful race to be mayor of Lexington, campaign finance reports show.
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Gray wants Rupp Arena to remain 'competitive'
Mayor-elect Jim Gray talked about revitalization of Lexington's urban core in an interview with the Herald-Leader Friday, saying he wants to see more creative projects like the Farmers Market and Fifth Third Pavilion, supports design guidelines and two-way streets and hopes to talk with developers...
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Mayor-elect Gray names transition team
Lexington Mayor-elect Jim Gray announced Tuesday the process he will use for his transition into office, and he named leaders of a team that will help make it happen.
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Mayor-elect Gray announces chief of staff
Lexington Mayor-elect Jim Gray announced Thursday that his chief of staff will be Jamie Emmons, who managed Gray's election campaign.
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Mayor-elect Gray appoints Richard Moloney chief administrative officer
Lexington Mayor-elect Jim Gray Monday announced the first major appointment to his administration. Richard Moloney, a former Urban County Council member, will be chief administrative officer, Gray said.
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Lexington to become third-largest U.S. city with an openly-gay mayor
The Washington Post carried a story about Jim Gray's victory in Tuesday's mayoral race. So did the Chicago Sun-Times and other newspapers.
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Jim Gray credits Isaac, Mossotti with helping him win mayor's race
A campaign plan hatched after Jim Gray finished second in the May primary helped push him over the top in the Lexington mayor's race Tuesday.
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Gray and Newberry look for lunchtime votes
If you were undecided Monday about the Lexington mayoral race, Meadowthorpe Cafe would have been a good place to have lunch.
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