3/17/2010
Mayor Announces Program to Help Integrate Inmates Into Society
Mayor Jerry Abramson announced the creation of a new program to assist recently released prisoners and jail inmates returning to the Shawnee neighborhood. 3/17/2010
Men's Journal Names Louisville A 'Best Place To Live'
A national magazine has named Louisville to its list of the “Best Places to Live in 2010.”
Men’s Journal cited Louisville’s arts scene, its coffee shops and stores — and specifically touted Bardstown Road — in its April issue, which hit newsstands this week.
3/1/2010
Mayor Moves Forward on New Southwest Regional Library
Mayor Jerry Abramson has given approval to take the next step in the expansion of the Louisville Free Public Library (LFPL) – design of a new regional library for Southwest Louisville. 2/23/2010
Funding Promotes Healthy Activity by School Students
Gov. Steve Beshear and Mayor Jerry Abramson today presented $31,578 in federal Safe Routes to School funding to Rangeland Elementary School, in Jefferson County, for sidewalk improvement projects. 2/19/2010
Mayor Unveils Public Art Plan for Louisville
After a year of studies and public meetings, Mayor Jerry Abramson today unveiled a plan that will fund and develop new artwork in public spaces across Louisville, from downtown to the suburbs. 2/17/2010
Mayor Abramson Responds to Humana Announcement
Mayor Jerry Abramson issued a statement today regarding the announcement by Humana Inc. that it intends to reduce its workforce on a net basis by approximately 1,400 positions, or five percent, over the course of 2010 2/16/2010
Governor, Mayor Announce Company Expansion in Louisville
Gov. Steve Beshear and Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson today joined Grindmaster-Cecilware officials in Louisville to announce the expansion of the company’s 116,000 square-foot facility. Grindmaster-Cecilware anticipates creating 33 new, full-time jobs and will invest more than $1.6 million in the Commonwealth. 1/28/2010
‘Stand Up and Be Counted’ During 2010 Census
From job training to schools, to police and fire protection, Mayor Jerry Abramson today said the 2010 census population count is critically important to the future of Louisville and the surrounding region.
Joined by community leaders, Abramson
1/25/2010
Youth opportunity Showcase Set for Feb. 13
Mayor Jerry Abramson and Congressman John Yarmuth today announced plans for the fifth annual Youth Opportunity Showcase, which gives teens and young adults a chance to apply for jobs, as well as learn about education, training and volunteer opportunities. The showcase is Saturday, Feb. 13, at the Kentucky International Convention Center.
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