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Jack Brammer
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Frankfort Bureau Chief, Lexington Herald-Leader
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By Jack Brammer Verified| Sentinel-News Verified SHELBYVILLE -- Over neighbors’ concerns that claimed parking shortages, trash accumulation, loud noise and marijuana smoking, the Triple S Board of Adjustments and Appeals has narrowly approved a short-term rental permit – known commonly as an Airbnb – for a house on Brown Avenue in an area already familiar with them. On a 3-2 vote, the board at its March 27 meeting signed off on a permit for a short-term rental at 601 Brown Ave. at the request of owner Judy Sprinkle.
By Jack Brammer Verified| Kentucky Monthly Verified George Washington, commonly known as the “Father of His Country” for his indispensable role in bringing about American independence in the late 1700s, never had any biological children.
By Jack Brammer Verified| Sentinel-News Verified SHELBYVILLE -- Over neighbors’ concerns that claimed parking shortages, trash accumulation, loud noise and marijuana smoking, the Triple S Board of Adjustments and Appeals has narrowly approved a short-term rental permit – known commonly as an Airbnb – for a house on Brown Avenue in an area already familiar with them. On a 3-2 vote, the board at its March 27 meeting signed off on a permit for a short-term rental at 601 Brown Ave. at the request of owner Judy Sprinkle.
Company Info
Lexington Herald-Leader
The Lexington Herald-Leader is a well-established newspaper located in Lexington, Kentucky, and is owned by the McClatchy Company. It was created through the merger of the Lexington Herald, founded in 1886, and the Lexington Leader. This merger has allowed the publication to provide comprehensive news coverage, documenting significant events in Kentucky's history, including Prohibition, major wars, and professional sports. The newspaper offers daily news, covering local, national, and international stories, as well as sports and entertainment. It has a strong digital presence, providing online access to news and extensive historical archives through platforms like NewsBank and Newspapers.com. The Lexington Herald-Leader is committed to community engagement and has received numerous awards, including Pulitzer Prizes, for its investigative reporting and editorial writing.
Lexington, United States
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Founded: 1870