Healthy Feet, Healthy You! Q A
Foot Health Tips with Dr. Nicole Freels, FACFAOM
Why is foot health so important?
Think about it like this - just like the foundation of a house, your feet are the foundation of your body. It’s so important for your feet to be supported, sturdy and healthy so your body can function at its very best. Believe it or not, discomfort in your back, knees and even hips can often be traced back to your feet. Healthy feet are the first step to a healthier you!
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What are some tips for maintaining good general foot health?
Check those toes! I always recommend frequent foot checks for any changes. Make sure to protect your feet by keeping them dry and clean. It’s also smart to wear shoes that suit your foot shape and your lifestyle - don’t wear loafers everyday if you are on your feet all day long. Finally, if you have reoccurring pain, make an appointment. We can help get you back on your feet.
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What are some things we can do at home before making an appointment?
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Not every injury or roll of the ankle requires an appointment. In these cases, the RICE method has been proven most effective, and you can do it from home! If you have any sort of injury, you should rest, ice, compress and elevate. This may mean making a change in your daily routine or taking a break from activities that agitate your foot or ankle, but it can prevent long-term issues down the road.
This content was provided by Lexington Podiatry and is for informational purposes only. The content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Never disregard professional medical advice, or delay in seeking it, because of something you have read in this advertisement. If there is an emergency call 911 and seek medical help immediately.
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At what point is it necessary to see a podiatrist?
If you have any pain in your feet or ankles or notice any changes in your feet that concern you, it’s always better to be safe than sorry. If there is an issue, come see us! We can work together to create a treatment plan that is best for you and your lifestyle. If there is nothing to be concerned about, you walk away with peace of mind and happy feet.
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With Spring and Summer coming up, what are some tips to keep feet looking and feeling fresh?
As the weather gets warmer, people start walking around barefoot. Ick. I can’t stress this enough don’t do it! Especially when it comes to community pools and showers. Going barefoot risks developing toenail fungus or Athlete’s Foot. Walking barefoot in contaminated locker rooms or sharing shoes with someone who has Athlete’s foot is all it takes. Prevention is key and a pair of locker room shoes can be purchased for next to nothing!
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BUSINESS NEWS Curves has relocated from Todds Center to Richmond Road, next to Don Franklin Auto Mall. The Grand Re-Opening is April 15 through 20 at their new location, 3450 Richmond Road, Suite 200. Call today to schedule your appointment, 859-263-0045.
Kentucky Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Dave Adkisson has announced that he is retiring in October 2019. A national search for Adkisson’s replacement has begun.
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Family Practice Associates of Lexington broke ground on a new office in Brannon Crossing. The Hamburg office will remain open. The former Movie Tavern location on Locust Hill has been demolished. The site will be home to Citadel Self Storage, which includes 55,000 square feet of climate-controlled storage units.
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Hamburg Total Wine Grand Opening
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Kentucky Career Development Association Networking Social, 3 pm, Keeneland
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BIA “Banking for New and Small Businesses,” 11:30 am, The Living Arts & Science Center
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Curves Grand ReOpening, 3450 Richmond Road, Suite 200, April 15-20
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Photo, left to right: Eddie Woodruff - Forcht Group; Todd Matonich - Rolling Thunder; Terry Forcht – Forcht Bank Chairman; and Wayne Sanchez - Forcht Group The Rolling Thunder POW/MIA Kentucky Chapter 5 recently presented a plaque and POW/MIA flag to Forcht Bank in appreciation of the bank’s sponsorship of four memorial seats at Kroger Field in Lexington. Forcht Bank also hosted families of the 13 Kentucky POW/MIA service members for a private dedication dinner prior to the U.K. vs Georgia football game in November. The Bluegrass Farmers’ Market in Hamburg will open in April. Curves has relocated from Todds Center to Richmond Road, next to Don Franklin Auto Mall. The Grand Re-Opening takes place April 15 through 20 at their new location, 3450 Richmond Road,
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Suite 200. Call today to schedule your appointment, 859-263-0045. My Favorite Things, in Hamburg on Old Rosebud Road (off Sir Barton, behind Forcht Bank), hosts their annual Spring Open House Friday, April 12 through
Councilmember Angela Evans will host the 6th District Wide Meeting on April 29 at 6:30 pm at Eastside Library. Photo at St. Patrick’s Parade, downtown.
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The April Legends Breakfast is on Saturday, April 27 at 9 am. Special guest speakers include Mayor Linda Gorton and District 6 Councilmember Angela Evans.
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Movie Tavern on Locust Hill Drive, which closed in 2015, has been demolished to make way for Citadel Self Storage. According to city records, the storage facility includes 55,000 square feet of climate-controlled storage units. The theater opened in January 1990 as Cinemark Man o’ War Movies 8. By the 2000’s it was known for showing second-run movies, due to increasing competition of larger theaters. Movie Tavern Branning Crossing location is still open.
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Neighborhood friends from Grassroots Pharmacy and a few members of their track team participated in the 13th Annual Shamrock Shuffle 3K benefiting Lexington’s Habitat for Humanity. Over $60,000 was raised to benefit Lexington’s Habitat for Humanity in creating affordable housing in Lexington.
The 20th Annual Maternity Fair, presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East, is Saturday, April 27 from 9 am to 12:30 pm at Marriott Griffin Gate, 1800 Newtown Pike. Enjoy helpful demonstrations from maternity experts, and enter for a chance to win a FREE delivery at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East. hamburgjournal.com | April 2019
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HJ friends and readers braved a chilly early morning rain and an unexpected no-school day to attend the winter Hamburg Huddle, sponsored and hosted by our neighbors at the Whitaker Family YMCA. Guests were treated to door prizes, tours of the incredible facility, and a delicious sampling of smoothies provided by Jump Start, the new juice bar kiosk located inside the Whitaker Y. (Check out more photos and videos on HJâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s facebook page.)
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EASTER PROGRAMMING
Easter 2019
Hop to it in Hamburg!
Eastland Church of God on Liberty Rd is hosting an Easter Eggstravaganza on Saturday, April 20 beginning at 10 am. There will be inflatables, petting zoo, 10,000 eggs to hunt, and more. Immanuel Baptist is hosting egg hunts on Saturday, April 20 at 4 pm followed by Easter Services at 5:30 pm at both the Tates Creek and Armsrtong Mill Locations.
The Lexington Public Library: Eastside Branch is having an Egg Drop Challenge where kids will create a contraption to protect an egg on April 3 at 2 pm. The Kentucky First Responders Easter Egg Hunt is at Crossroads Lexington on Saturday, April 13 at 1 pm.
Man Oâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;War Harley-Davidson will host their annual Easter celebration on Saturday, April 20. Their first ever Baby Crawl Contest is at 11 am, egg hunt at noon, and the Easter Bunny will visit the store. Perfect for the whole family.
There will be an Easter Treasure Hunt at NorthEast Christian Church on April 13 for ages newborn to 3rd graders. The hunt starts at 10 am. Shaker Village of Pleasant Hill is having Easter Egg Hunts on April 20 starting at 10 am. The hunt field will be divided by age groups for all hunt times. There are food vendors and the Shaker Village bar is open for the parents. Must bring your own basket.
The Easter Bunny will visit My Favorite Things in Hamburg on Old Rosebud Road on Saturday, April 13 at noon. Drop by for a visit with the Bunny and enjoy special savings during the Spring Open House.
Southern Barker is having an all day Easter Egg Sale Hunt in their store on Saturday, April 13.
Bunny Photos Southern Barker is throwing an Easter Pawty on Saturday, April 13 at 11 am. Bring your dog by to get a photo of them with the Easter Bunny
Visit hamburgjournal.com for more Easter events, Easter church services in the neighborhood, and Easter brunch info.
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Good Friday Services
Egg Hunts 4 pm Tates Creek & Armstrong Mill
Sunrise Services 7:30 am Tates Creek & Armstrong Mill
Easter Services 5:30 pm Tates Creek & Armstrong Mill
Easter Services 9:30 am & 11:00 am Tates Creek & Armstrong Mill
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Meet the Legends
Neighborhood Church hosts popular leadership series
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eighborhood churches are a big part of what makes east Lexington so special. Liberty Road Faith Fellowship is a relative newcomer to the area, and is a gathering of Christian believers from many different historic denominations. The church has quickly made a name for themselves in the neighborhood by hosting a popular monthly “Legends” breakfast series. The series also often provides an opportunity to get to know local elected officials and leaders. The April Legends Breakfast on Saturday April 27 will include guest speakers Mayor Linda Gorton and District 6 Councilmember Angela Evans.
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he Legends Breakfasts at Liberty Road Faith Fellowship started soon after the union of Liberty Road Community Church and Faith Fellowship in May of 2016. It began as a Men’s Breakfast suggested by the late Dr. Bill Turner and organized by then-Administrative Board chairman Ron Reaguer. Originally there were no speakers until Mr. Reaguer asked church member Jim Host if he could arrange for speakers once monthly (usually on the third Saturday of the month).
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When Mr. Host invited former UK great Jack “Goose” Givens to speak, everyone wanted to attend and thus the name changed to Legends Breakfast. Host’s contacts in the world of sports, particularly UK, allowed him to invite numerous well known figures. They all had a connection to athletics but, like Goose Givens talking about his role in securing wireless networks for all of Kentucky, they also had a message. For instance, Mitch Barnhart, UK athletic director, spoke of the department’s support of the University’s commitment to the academic progress of all its student athletes and its financial support of the University’s infrastructure. UK Hoops coach Matthew Mitchell and
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baseball coach Nick Mangione talked of their unconditional sponsorship of the spiritual growth of their teams. Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day brought his story of a faith journey that led his support of track chaplain’s at Keeneland and Churchill Downs. Derrick Ramsey, a UK and NFL great, spoke of the opportunity afforded him by athletics to make something of his life after sports. Former UK football coach Guy Morriss related his health struggles brought about by pro football and present UK coach Vince Morrow talked of the type of young men the program recruits. Tom Hammond, of NBC sports, and Larry Conley, one of “Rupp’s Runts,” as well as Voice of the Wildcats Tom Leach and UK great Cameron Mills gave the program a boost as did former “Voice” Ralph Hacker. Even Jim Host related his rise as the first scholarship baseball player at UK to leading the evolution of NCAA sports media networks and changing the face of college athletics’ media productions. When Host had to temporarily take a break from coordinating the series to rehab a total knee replacement, David Bondurant secured Dave Adkisson, president of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, as the speaker in March and persuaded Lexington Mayor Linda Gorton and Sixth
COVER STORY District Councilmember Angela Evans to address the group in April. (The Mayor was originally scheduled for February but the birth of a granddaughter led to a postponement.)
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inda Gorton, the longest-serving member of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council, is serving her first term as Lexington Mayor. Mayor Gorton was elected in November 2018 with 63% of the vote. Mayor Gorton has started her term with an emphasis on developing a comprehensive action plan to help those who suffer from opioid addiction. Another early and ongoing priority is economic development … jobs, jobs, jobs. Mayor Gorton is focused on making Lexington a technological hub, including high tech agriculture. Councilmember Angela Evans serves the constituents of our sixth district — home to 17 neighborhood associations, nine public schools, and seven city parks, including the Brighton Rail Trail, a shared use trail from Man O War Blvd, connecting to Pleasant Ridge Park and Polo Club Boulevard — and Hamburg. She began her legal career as a public defender in Lexington—she served on the Ethics Commission from 2002-2009 and was the Chairperson from 2007-2009. One of her proud accomplishments for the community is her implementation of Lexington’s first Youth Citizens Academy which provides high school freshmen with handson introduction to local government. The May Legends series speakers will be announced soon, and the series will then be on summer hiatus, resuming in September. The April Legends Breakfast is on Saturday, April 27 at 9 am at Liberty Road Faith Fellowship. Breakfasts are held in Kearns Hall (behind the church) at 9:00 a.m. Please call (859) 277-0420 to make reservations if you plan to attend. Neighbors can also join Councilmember Angela Evans at the 6th District Wide Meeting on April 29 at 6:30 pm at Eastside Library. For questions or to RSVP, please email Deborah Slone at dslone@lexingtonky.gov. hamburgjournal.com | April 2019
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PARENTS Fund for the Arts LexArts hosted the 2019 Fund for the Arts Campaign Kickoff at The Kentucky Theater. Mayor Linda Gorton added her
Youth Soccer Camp Frederick Douglass High School offers Boys and Girls Youth Soccer Camp for ages 5 to 13. The camp runs June 10 through 13 from 6 to 8:30 pm at Frederick Douglass High School.
Henry Clay Senior Winner in State Essay Contest Theodore Ehrenborg, a senior at Henry Clay High School, was the statewide 12th-grade winner in Secretary of State’s 30th annual essay contest. The four
Saint Joseph East Maternity Fair The 20th Annual Maternity Fair, presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East, is Saturday, April 27 from 9 am to 12:30 pm. Enjoy helpful demonstrations from maternity experts, meet MaKenzie Thomas from The Voice!, and honorees were congratulated at Rupp Arena during the 2019 KHSAA Boys Sweet Sixteen basketball tournament. Each essay winner received a $1,000 scholarship.
“mark for the arts” at the The Living Arts & Science Center booth.
Spring Break with LFUCG If the plan for Spring Break is to stay home in Lexington, then LFUCG has a few ideas to share. Both Raven Run and McConnell Springs are having youth activities throughout spring break to keep the older ones entertained. There is fishing at Jacobson Park, Hiking at Veterans Park, Hiking at Raven Run, Legacy Trail, the Pam Miller Downtown Arts Center, and Black Box Theater, just to name a few options. It’s also a great time to get your kites ready for Kitefest at Masterson Station on Saturday, April 20.
Outdoor Adventure Camp at Jacobson Park Lexington Adventure Programs is offering a half-day camp during FCPS spring break. These camps will take place from 9 am – 1 pm on April 3, 4 and 5 at Camp Kearney at Jacobson Park. Registration is available through the Parks & Recreation website.
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Lexington Children’s Theater Receives National Honors
enter for a chance to win a FREE delivery at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East. The Maternity Fair is at Marriott Griffin Gate, 1800 Newtown Pike.
New President at Lexington Catholic HS Lexington Catholic High School has named Sandra R. Young as the 6th President of Lexington Catholic High School. She will take over the position on July 1, 2019. Young is originally from Pennsylvania and graduated from the Holy Family College and earned her Masters in Education and Instructional Technology from Saint Joseph’s University.
Lexington Children’s Theater was honored with the United States Institute for Theatre Technology, Inc. with the Thomas DeGaetani Award. This award honors an outstanding lifetime contribution to the performing arts/entertainment industry by an individual or a performing arts/entertainment-focused organization.
Parents Calendar Apr 1
Breastfeeding Education, 6 pm, Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East
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Spring Break “PLAY” Camp, all day, Lex Kids Club
Apr 7
Kids Club Family Day, 11 am, Keeneland
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Disney On Ice, Rupp Arena
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Baby Steps Class, 3:30 pm, Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East
Apr 13
Easter Bunny, My Favorite Things, noon
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Easter Egg Hunt, 1 pm, Crossroads Andover
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Easter Treasure Hunt, 10 am, Northeast Church
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The Magical Tales of Beatrix Potter, 2 pm, Lexington Opera House
Apr 20
Easter Eggstravaganza, 11 am, Lake Reba Park (Richmond, KY)
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Kitefest, noon, Masterson Station Park
Apr 23
Brenda Cowan Elementary Community Meeting, 5 pm, Crossroads Andover
Apr 24
Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood Live, 2 pm, Lexington Opera House
Apr 27
Maternity Fair presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East, 9 am, Marriott Griffin Gate
Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change.
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Saturday, April 27 9 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Marriott Griffin Gate 1800 Newtown Pike Lexington, KY 40511
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• Come see MaKenzie Thomas from The Voice! • Helpful demonstrations from maternity experts • Vendor/Exhibit Booths • Giveaways and Prizes • Grand Prize* A FREE delivery at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East * The Grand Prize will include free delivery of your baby at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East and a package of assorted goodies. The Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East will cover the out-of-pocket expenses up to a maximum of $2,000.
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HEALTH Curves Moves to a New Home Curves has relocated from Todds Center to Richmond Road, next to Don Franklin Auto Mall. Curves is a facility, specially designed for women, featuring a complete 30 minute workout that includes the key components of an effective workout—cardio, strength, stretching, balance, and flexibility—that
New President Named for CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group CHI Saint Joseph Health announced that Dr. Viren S. Bavishi, DO, has been selected as the new president of CHI Saint Joseph Medical Group and will join the leadership team on May 1, 2019.
Learn About Medicare Kentucky Health Solutions is hosting educational presentations all about Medicare. Head to the Eastside Library on April 30 at 6pm to learn about the options medicare provides. Please call 859.312.9646 to RSVP
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is designed to compare to an hour and half at a traditional gym. There is always a Curves coach in the center of the circuit to advise, guide, and motivate. Curves also offers Curves Smart technology which tracks individual progress on each machine during the workout and reports overall progress and calories burned during the 30 minute workout. The Grand Re-Opening of the new location is April 15 through 20 at 3450 Richmond Road, Suite 200. Call today to schedule your appointment, 859-2630045.
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Surgery On Sunday provided outpatient services at the Lexington Surgery Center. The program relies entirely on utilizing volunteer physicians, anesthesiologists, nurses, social workers and administrative personnel to provide essential outpatient services at no cost. hamburgjournal.com | April 2019
Apr 6
Walk MS, 8:30 am, Kentucky Horse Park
Apr 6
32nd Annual Lions Run, 9 am, Masterson Station Park
Apr 8
Weight Loss Seminar, 3:30 pm, Saint Joseph East
Apr 8
Open House Event, 9 am, Miracle Ear Hearing Aid Center (thru April 12)
Apr 10
Wear Red Day, Keeneland
Apr 15
Lunch & Learn, 11 am, Curves (on Richmond Road)
Apr 17
Zumba, 9:30 am & 4:30 pm, Curves (on Richmond Road)
Apr 27
Maternity Fair presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East, 9 am, Marriott Griffin Gate
Apr 30
Learn about Medicare — presented by Kentucky Health Solutions, 6 pm, Eastside Library
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iknow Expo 2019 Senior Living Expo comes to the Neighborhood
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he rest of life is the best of life. Lexington — a thriving college town with a reasonable cost of living, a temperate climate, and access to world class healthcare — has long been a popular retirement destination for seniors and the elderly. With ample shopping and dining options alongside a vibrant healthcare hub,
Hamburg and the eastside, in particular, has proven particularly popular for senior living, with three new prospective communities currently under development. Lexington’s $13 million Senior Center, designed by EOP Architects, opened in 2016 in Idle Hour Park off Richmond Road. The popular site — with easy access and drive-up parking — will be the home of this year’s I Know Expo. Since 2013, Lexington has been home to this unique senior living expo that offers a one-stop-shop, one-day event that invites guests to address senior issues like financial planning, transportation, aging in place, housing, and more.
In prior years, it was held downtown at the Lexington Center — often at the same time as the Spring Home and Garden Show, which could make for challenging access and parking options.
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s the baby boomer population in Lexington expands daily, more and more services are being offered to Lexington’s senior citizens — but info and
access isn’t always aggregated in one place. The I Know Expo founder Gale Reece said the idea for the event all started with the transportation issues facing Lexington’s senior population. “The i know expo grew out of ITNBluegrass. Independent Transportation
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SENIOR LIVING organization, (members pay a modest annual fee). Reece says, “We successfully had Kentucky legislation changed to allow drivers to use their own insurance when driving seniors for a non-profit.”
informative presentations on everything from housing, healthcare and insurance, to legal and financial planning, to living well and staying active. The “i know expo” can help folks young and old plan for the future with more confidence.
Over the years, Reece began to notice requests for additional information about senior services from the families of members and ride. Reece devised the idea of a one-day, one-place expo for information and services in the community.
Network — dignified transportation for seniors. In 2006, I began the effort to start the local affiliate of the national private non-profit for senior transportation.” Long before Uber and Lyft came to town, ITN Bluegrass was finding solutions for seniors who needed rides. Paid and volunteer drivers use their own private cars to transport those 60+ and visually impaired adults who are members of the
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The “i know expo” is now an event for people of all ages and life stages: living out their golden years; taking care of someone they love; coping with difficult health situations, or simply smart enough to know it’s never too early to start planning for the future. Reece says, “Our target audience is adult children of frail elders (generally working women between 45 – 70), those caring for loved ones with disabilities, and all in my Boomer generation (72,000+
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Baptist Health and the Alzheimer’s Association partner to offer Brainworks, educational series for those with mild cognitive impairment (MCI) or mild dementia, on April 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30. Each session is from 2 - 3:30 pm at the Eastside Library.
Monday April 8 Miracle-Ear in Hamburg hosts an Open House Event all week long starting Monday, April 18 between 9 am and 5 pm.
Tuesday April 9 The Alzheimer’s Association is having a phone program about Effective Communication Strategies on Tuesday, April 9 at 1 pm. Bluegrass Care Navigators discuss the advanced directive called the “Five Wishes” on April 9 at the Lexington Senior Center at 2 pm. Five Wishes is the first living will, recognized in Kentucky, that talks about your personal, emotional, and spiritual needs as well as your medical wishes.
Tuesday April 16 The Alzheimer’s Association has invited Laura Mitchell and Liz Evans of Baptist Health to discuss how the MIND diet can offer memory protection on Tuesday, April 16 at 2 pm. This seminar takes place at the Lexington Public Library: Eastside Branch.
Life Care Planning at Lexington Senior Center is April 17 at 10:30 am.
Friday April 19 The Sixth Annual Bluegrass Elder Abuse Prevention Conference is Friday, April 19 from 8:30 am to 2 pm at the Lexington Senior Center.
Thursday April 25 The Alzheimer’s Association has a webinar presented by Laura Drake about Healthy Living for your Brain and Body: Tips from the Latest Research. Online seminar is on Thursday, April 25 at 11 am.
Saturday April 27 The 2019 I Know Expo will be held for the first time at the Lexington Senior Center at 195 Life Lane. It’s scheduled for Saturday, April 27, from 10 am to 3 pm. Dozens of vendors who know about aging well and coping with disabilities are on hand to share what they know by chatting one-on-one or through informative presentations on everything from housing, healthcare and insurance, to legal and financial planning, to living well and staying active. The Arthritis Foundation’s Walk to Cure Arthritis is Saturday, April 27 at Masterson Station Park. One in every four Americans has arthritis, making it the nation’s leading cause of disability.
Tuesday April 30 Learn about your Medicare options with an educational presentation from Kentucky Health Solutions at Eastside Library. Tuesday, April 30 at 6 pm. Please call 859.312.9646 to RSVP.
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Tuesday April 2
Opening Day for the Lexington Legends is Thursday, April 4 at 7:05 pm.
Kenny Chesney’s actual tour bus will be out front of the Liquor Barn in Hamburg on Tuesday, April 2 at 4 pm. They are raffling off prizes and serving samples of the featured cocktail.
Thursday April 4 Keeneland’s 2019 Spring Race Meet opens Thursday, April 4, and continues through Friday, April 26. No racing will be held on Mondays or Tuesdays, or Easter Sunday, April 21.
Half Price Books in Hamburg Pavilion will host a tent sale April 12 thru April 14. The Castle & Key Master Mixologist will join the Liquor Barn in the Hamburg location on Friday, April 12 from 4 pm until 7 pm. Sample custom crafted cocktails that use Castle & Key custom syrups and shrubs.
Friday April 5 The Central Kentucky Home and Garden Show is April 5 through April 7 at the Lexington Convention Center
Saturday April 6 The 16th annual Cowboy Up for a Cure is Saturday, April 6 at 7 pm at Alltech Arena.
Friday April 12 My Favorite Things, in Hamburg on Old Rosebud Road (off Sir Barton, behind Forcht Bank), hosts their annual Spring Open House Friday, April 12 through Saturday, April 20. The Easter Bunny will make a visit on Saturday, April 13 at noon. Kentucky Football Blue-White Spring Game is Friday, April 12 at 6 pm at Kroger Field.
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Saturday April 20 Lexington Parks and Recreation presents Kite Fest on Saturday, April 20 from noon to 4 pm at Masterson Station Park.
Saturday April 13 The Red Wagon Festival at Red Mile is Saturday, April 13 from noon to 9 pm. Help expand Lexington’s urban forest and protect local waterways by planting native trees at Reforest the Bluegrass at Masterson Station Park on Saturday, April 13 from 9 am to 1 pm.
Monday April 15 Curves Grand Re-Opening takes place April 15 through 20 at their new location, 3450 Richmond Road, Suite 200. Call today to schedule your appointment, 859-263-0045.
Monday April 18 Miracle-Ear in Hamburg, 2408 Sir Barton Way, Suite 150, hosts an Open House week, beginning Monday, April 18
Activities will include kite flying, children’s games, kite decorating and more.
Tuesday April 23 Man O’War Harley-Davidson hosts their Ladies Garage Party on Tuesday, April 23 at 7 pm. The Brenda Cowan Elementary School Community Meeting is on Tuesday, April 23 at 5 pm. Meeting is held at Crossroads Lexington. Woodford Reserve 2019 Derby bottle signing with Assistant Master Distiller Elizabeth O’Neill McCall, 5:30 pm at Liquor Barn-Hamburg.
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CALENDAR Author and Veteran L. Christian Bussler speaks at the Lexington Public Library: Eastside Branch about his book, No Tougher Duty, No Greater Honor. Book event is on Wednesday, April 24 at 6 pm.
Thursday April 25
The 2019 I Know Expo will be held for the first time at the Lexington Senior Center at 195 Life Lane on Saturday, April 27, from 10 am to 3 pm. Dozens of vendors who know about aging well and coping with disabilities are on hand to share what they know by chatting one-on-one or through informative presentations.
The Land Rover Kentucky Three-Day event starts Thursday, April 25 and ends Sunday, April 28. Event is all day long at the Kentucky Horse Park.
Friday April 26 Meet Castle and Key’s Master Distiller, Marianne Eaves at Liquor Barn Hamburg, Friday, April 26th from 5-7pm. Marianne will also be signing bottles and a free tour of the renovated Castle & Key Distillery will be raffled.
Saturday April 27 The 20th Annual Maternity Fair, presented by the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East, is Saturday, April 27 from 9 am to 12:30 pm. Enjoy demonstrations from maternity experts, and enter for a chance to win a FREE delivery at the Women’s Hospital at Saint Joseph East. The Maternity Fair is at Marriott Griffin Gate, 1800 Newtown Pike. The April Legends Breakfast at Liberty Road Faith Fellowship, 2734 Liberty Road, is on Saturday, April 27 at 9 am. Special guest speakers include Mayor Linda Gorton and District 6 Councilmember Angela Evans.
The Living Arts & Science Center hosts H’Artful of Fun: A Garden Party on Saturday, April 27 from 7 to 11 pm. Enjoy Lexington’s best art auction, live and silent auctions, live music, dinner and spirits, and artful surprises. Athletes take to the tracks in Special Olympics Kentucky’s 2019 State Summer Games at Frederick Douglass High School on Saturday, April 27 at 9 am. The Kentucky CSI3* Invitational Grand Prix at the Kentucky Horse Park is Saturday, April 27 at 4:30 pm.
Monday April 29 Join Councilmember Angela Evans at the 6th District Wide Meeting on April 29 at 6:30 pm at Eastside Library. For questions or to RSVP, please email Deborah Slone at dslone@lexingtonky.gov. WWE RAW comes to Rupp Arena on Monday, April 29 at 7:30 pm.
Tuesday April 30 Learn about Medicare options with an educational presentation from Kentucky Health Solutions at Eastside Library. Tuesday, April 30 at 6 pm. Please call 859.312.9646 to RSVP.
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FOOD
Easter Eggs BY TOM YATES
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suppose I should feel somewhat embarrassed that I believed in the Easter bunny far far longer than I believed in St. Nicholas. Understanding those major holiday icons (the big guns) while living as a kid in Austria was a bit odd. The local folks took both holidays very seriously. In my book, it came down to St Nicholas and the Easter Bunny. While I loved the notion of St. Nicholas, he came with so much baggage, both literally and figuratively. Naughty. Nice. Good. Bad. Rules. On the other hand, the Easter bunny just showed up and dropped a few eggs. Done. No expectations. Pretty cool. It was no a brainer. I believed. Easter morning meant baskets of candy, chocolate bunnies, and Easter eggs littering our living room floor. When the hoopla settled down, Frau Olga would slip into the kitchen and quietly prepare soft boiled eggs with toasted soldiers. Perched atop white porcelain eggs cups, the warm runny yolks and jiggly soft whites oozed through the gently cracked shells and dripped into warm yellow puddles. I still dream about those Easter eggs. Soft Boiled Eggs With Toast For the soldiers, I could have gone all artisanal with the bread, but purposely kept it very simple, and made basic white bread (milk, water, butter, sugar, and yeast).
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The great boiled egg debate. Boiled and rested, boiled, simmered, or steamed? Pick your poison. It seems everyone has the perfect solution for perfectly boiled eggs. Of course, many factors come into play with the ultimate outcome depending on the size of the eggs, the freshness of the eggs, the degree of heat, and the desired doneness (soft, medium, or hard). I love hard boiled eggs. While theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re great for salads, deviled eggs, and snacks, I was shooting for the warm goo of soft boiled eggs. After filling the bottom of a small sauce pan with 3/4â&#x20AC;? cold water, I brought the water to a boil, lowered large Elmwood Stock Farm organic eggs into the water, cover the pan, and let the eggs steam/poach for exactly 5 1/2 minutes before pulling them from the heat and running them under cold water. I tucked the soft boiled eggs into egg cups, used an egg-topper to snap open the eggs, sprinkled the yolks with cracked black pepper, and finished with delicate sprigs of fresh dill. Easter eggs. Toast the yolks. hamburgjournal.com | April 2019
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PETS
Pets Calendar
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Apr 12
LHS Kitten Shower, 5:30 pm, Pivot Brewing
Apr 13
Great Pug Run 5k, 11 am, Masterson Station Park
Apr 13
Lexington Pit Crew Adoption Event, 11 am, Hollywood Feed
Apr 27
Adoption Event, 11 am, Pet Value
Apr 27
Pet Suites Re-Grand Opening, 11 am - 2 pm
Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change
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Tails and Ales 2019 The Lexington Humane Society hosted their annual Tails and Ales event on Saturday, March 2 to benefit the animals living at the shelter. During the evening, there was a silent auction, kissing booth (with an adorable puppy), and local vendors sampling their beers and foods. LHS was able to raise over $50,000 through tickets and silent auction purchases and every penny went to the animals. To date, this is the most money ever raised at this particular event. Mirror Twin Brewing, Ethereal, Country Boy, Jarfly, Pivot Brewing, and West Sixth Brewing were just a couple vendors at the event. Chuyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Tex-Mex was there handing out delicious cakes and gearing up for their opening in Hamburg.
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New Additions to the Lexington Mounted Police Unit
Remington is going to be 5 years old this year,” said Stephanie Keeley, Equine Instructor.
The Mounted Police Unit in Lexington has added two new horses to the mix, a couple of beautiful Clydesdales named Winchester and Remington. Surprisingly, they have never been ridden before.
It takes a long time for horses to mature mentally and physically, so the process to get these two Clydesdales out in the field will take some time. The equine instructors goal is to have these horses ready for work within a year.
“Everyone loves the Clydesdales. They are beautiful, they are very impressive looking horses. Winchester is slightly older. He is turning 6 years old this year.
Keeley says “The focus is on what’s best for the horse and preparing the horse to the best of our ability before we put them out on the street.”
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HOME & GARDEN
2019 Kentucky Crafted Market The Alltech Arena was filled with many local and non-local artists with booths set up for the Kentucky Crafted Market. There were lines out the door to get in and see what the artists had in store for patrons. There were vendors all around the arena and also in the large conference
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room displaying handmade baskets, woodworkers, clothes, paintings, and much more works of art. Vendors were not just from Kentucky, but from Alabama, Tennessee, or Ohio to name a few. It was a fun atmosphere to experience because you could feel the pride the artists have through them showcasing their craft and passion. Local artistry is a fun thing to participate in and support.
HOME & GARDEN Lexington’s 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization has revealed the 2045 Metropolitan Transportation Plan (MTP) — a long range plan that outlines goals and strategies, guiding the expenditure of federal transportation funds in Fayette and Jessamine counties for the next 26 years. The MPO’s proposed long-range plan outlines a multi-modal approach to transportation investment with goals to improve access and safety for pedestrians, bicyclists, transit users, and motorists. “Everyone who lives and travels through Fayette and Jessamine counties is affected by transportation, so public feedback is a vital part of the process of long-term planning, “said Kenzie Gleason with the Lexington Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO). “We want residents and commuters to voice their priorities and concerns so that we can take that into account when making regional transportation decisions.”
Many Americans live in inadequate housing conditions creating barriers to opportunity, success and health.
Unlock a family’s future by shopping at the store that builds strength, stability and self-reliance through shelter. The draft 2045 plan is available online at lexarempo.org until April 13, 2019 for the public to review and offer comments on. Additionally, people can direct questions and offer comments about the plan to the MPO by contacting Kenzie Gleason at kgleason@lexingtonky.gov or at 859258-3605. Pending public comment, the plan is scheduled for adoption by the MPO on April 24, 2019.
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Home and Garden Calendar Apr 4
Wild Ones: Butterfly ID for Beginners, 6:30 pm, St. Michael’s Church
Apr 13
Reforest the Bluegrass, 9 am, Masterson Station Park
Apr 5
Central Kentucky Home and Garden Show, all day, Lexington Convention Center
Apr 20
Plan Your Summer Garden, 10 am, Lexington Public Library: Central Location
Apr 6
Celebrating the Seasons: Spectacular Spring, 10 am, Kentucky Children’s Garden
Apr 20
Houseplants 101, 1 pm, The Arboretum
Apr 20
Floral Workshop, 11 am, Harkness Edwards Vineyards (Winchester)
Apr 28
Cane Run Greenway Installation + Cookout, 9 am, Bryan Ave.
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DIY Succulent Wreath, 6 pm, Wilson Nurseries (on Palumbo) Spreading Roots Workshop, 6 pm, The Arboretum
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REAL ESTATE Properties Sold in 40502 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1739 LAKEWOOD LN ................................ $875,000 06-Mar-19 ............................... 600 LAKESHORE DR ................................ $775,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 225 S HANOVER AVE ................................ $770,000 08-Mar-19 ............................... 702 COOPER DR ....................................... $625,000 08-Mar-19 ............................... 1212 KASTLE RD ...................................... $625,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 431 RIDGEWAY RD ................................... $399,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 709 MALABU DR ....................................... $289,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 3444 MALABU CIR .................................... $284,000 04-Mar-19 ............................... 3313 PEPPERHILL CT .............................. $265,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 3212 LANSDOWNE DR ............................. $262,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 205 SHERMAN AVE .................................. $246,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 1072 TABORLAKE DR ............................... $240,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 210 PRESTON AVE ................................... $177,500 01-Mar-19 ............................... 201 ST MARGARET DR ............................. $170,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 2030 ST MATHILDA DR ............................. $130,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 110 MARNE AVE ....................................... $130,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 2414 LAKE PARK RD UNIT 1205 ............... $130,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 857 MALABU DR UNIT 1202 ..................... $124,500 04-Mar-19 ............................... 320 HANOVER CT ..................................... $121,000
Properties Sold in 40505 05-Mar-19 ............................... 2113 PATCHEN LAKE LN .......................... $510,000 25-Feb-19 ............................... 241 CASTLEWOOD DR ............................. $188,900 26-Feb-19 ............................... 606 STONEHAVEN DR .............................. $178,000 04-Mar-19 ............................... 1784 KENAWOOD DR ............................... $159,900 28-Feb-19 ............................... 606 FREEMAN DR ..................................... $149,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1760 BRYAN STATION RD ........................ $145,000 06-Mar-19 ............................... 1745 LIBERTY RD ..................................... $137,000 20-Feb-19 ............................... 572 PARKSIDE DR .................................... $133,900 28-Feb-19 ............................... 127 WITHERS AVE .................................... $127,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 561 FREEMAN DR ..................................... $120,000 08-Mar-19 ............................... 825 DARLEY DR ........................................ $117,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 400 LOCUST AVE ...................................... $114,000 08-Mar-19 ............................... 693 EDEN RD ........................................... $110,000 05-Mar-19 ............................... 1051 CARNEAL RD ................................... $110,000 07-Mar-19 ............................... 334 MANHATTAN DR .................................. $99,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 559 SHELBY ST .......................................... $95,000 20-Feb-19 ............................... 216 HILLCREST AVE ................................... $95,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 613 LOMBARDY DR .................................... $95,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1673 LIBERTY RD ....................................... $92,000
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REAL ESTATE Properties Sold in 40509 04-Mar-19 ............................... 2351 CORONEO LN .................................. $608,000 06-Mar-19 ............................... 2655 LUCCA PL ........................................ $527,100 27-Feb-19 ............................... 2629 LUCCA PL ........................................ $540,245 22-Feb-19 ............................... 2483 PASCOLI PL ..................................... $462,100 22-Feb-19 ............................... t741 LOCHMERE PL ................................. $425,000 13-Dec-18 ............................... 3116 CHERRY MEADOW PATH ................. $400,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 1805 CATTLE PATH .................................. $390,842 01-Mar-19 ............................... 3672 BAY SPRINGS PARK ......................... $373,052 28-Feb-19 ............................... 2524 RIDGEFIELD LN ............................... $360,000 20-Feb-19 ............................... 1786 BATTERY ST .................................... $356,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 1041 HADDRELL PT ................................. $332,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1200 MOON RISE WAY ............................. $323,400 01-Mar-19 ............................... 2020 COVINGTON DR ............................... $322,525 22-Feb-19 ............................... 3501 POLO CLUB BLVD ............................ $319,900 28-Feb-19 ............................... 4188 SPERLING DR .................................. $313,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1077 DEER CROSSING WAY ..................... $305,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 969 STAR SHOOT PKWY ........................... $297,500 28-Feb-19 ............................... 976 JOUETT CREEK DR ........................... $296,000
01-Mar-19 ............................... 3525 STOLEN HORSE TRCE ..................... $295,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 2339 PATCHEN WILKES DR ...................... $295,000 01-Mar-19 ............................... 933 ANDOVER WOODS LN ....................... $275,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 3364 SWEET CLOVER LN ......................... $265,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 3601 MISTY MORNING CIR ....................... $242,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1144 WINTER HAVEN WAY ....................... $229,900 18-Dec-18 ............................... 3377 BAY SPRINGS PARK ......................... $225,000 25-Feb-19 ............................... 3285 POLO CLUB BLVD ............................ $209,000 06-Mar-19 ............................... 3220 SCOTTISH TRCE .............................. $206,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 1153 OATLANDS PARK ............................. $200,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 3220 TOLL GATE RD ................................. $199,000 20-Feb-19 ............................... 1064 BRICK HOUSE LN ............................ $195,000 27-Feb-19 ............................... 1092 BRICK HOUSE LN ............................ $191,400 01-Mar-19 ............................... 3841 CAYMAN LN ..................................... $175,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 2252 KENWOOD DR ................................. $174,500 08-Mar-19 ............................... 4464 STUART HALL BLVD UNIT 1 ............ $170,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 2907 ELAM VILLAGE DR ........................... $164,000 28-Feb-19 ............................... 1181 RED STONE DR ................................ $160,000 22-Feb-19 ............................... 768 GRAFTONS MILL LN .......................... $152,900
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