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BUSINESS Business Development

The Fountains at Andover is a 318-unit apartment complex that is located on Todds Road has sold. The complex was bought by The Wilkinson Group for a total of $31 million, around $97,500 per unit.

Business Calendar

June 11 FCPS Support Staff Career Fair, 10 am to 2 pm, Bryan Station HS June 17 Applications due for 201920 Leadership Central Kentucky Class June 20 Business Link, 4:30 pm, UKFCU Headquarters June 21 Deadline to apply for Salute to Small Business Awards

Dining

The popular Cincinnati-based pizzeria, LaRosaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s has opened in the neighborhood! Their new location is on Richmond Road, next to Skyline. There is a full bar available, and a party room that can be

booked for private events. One Holland Corporation (franchise owner of Lexington LaRosaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s, Skyline, and First Watch) plans to expand all their franchises in the Lexington area. (For HJ video from groundbreaking thru the ribbon cutting, scan above!)

Bluegrass Care Navigators recently broke ground for statewide headquarters.

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June 25 Job Club: Nail your Next Interview , 9 am, Fayette County Cooperative Extension Office Life Without Fear Chiropractic recently opened in the neighborhood.

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Dr. Mark Lyons, president and CEO of Alltech, welcomes nearly 3,500 attendees to ONE: The Alltech Ideas Conference

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NEIGHBORHOOD

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Our Hamburg neighbor, John Mullins of Marshall Lifestyle Medicine, competed in Rotary’s Dancing with the Lexington Stars, benefiting Surgery on Sunday.

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Cohesion’s Bret Anderson and family after competing in Rotary’s Dancing with the Lexington Stars

The Rotary Club of Lexington hosted its ninth annual “Dancing with the Lexington Stars” at the Marriott Griffin Gate Resort & Spa. This event featured community leaders paired with professional dancers in a fun competition to support a group of wonderful charities.

LaRosa’s on Richmond Road made a donation to the Hope Center.

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In their second year as a team, Liberty Elementary girls were led to a State Championship by coaches Lindsey Roberts, Leah Park, Kathy Broadnax, Kevin Kyde, Rick Ingram, and Eric Harshman in the 2019 KTCCCA Elementary Track & Field Championships.

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HJ friends and readers gathered on election day to celebrate May’s Hamburg Huddle as a Hamburg Cuddle at Hamburg’s PetSuites. Guests were treated to door prizes, tours of the incredible newly remodeled location – including grooming, doggie daycare, and boarding facilities. (Check out more photos and videos on HJ’s facebook page.) Free Hamburg “cuddles” were provided to guests courtesy of our friends at the Lexington Humane Society.

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One pro tip we picked up at the Hamburg Huddle, summer slots book up very quickly at the Hamburg PetSuites! Be sure to schedule your doggie daycare, boarding, and grooming, early to accommodate your vacations and staycations. (Did we mention thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s a pool?!) Call 859.543.0400

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COVER STORY

Majoring in Socialization and Obedience UK celebrates four-legged service grads By Meg Mills

ou might have seen a few extra feet — or paws — walk across the stage at the University of Kentucky’s May Commencement. Anu, a year-old golden retriever service dog in training, is one of several dogs that crossed the graduation stage with their student handlers. Anu is one of the dogs working with 4 Paws for Ability, a nonprofit organization based in Xenia, Ohio, that breeds, trains and places service dogs with children and veterans with disabilities. The students at the University of Kentucky involved in the program volunteer to train the dogs until they are ready to move on to advanced training. They

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receive the puppies as young as 10 weeks old and typically keep them until they are a year old. The dogs go everywhere with their student handlers whether it is a lecture, a trip to the mall or a sporting event. Anu’s handler, Abby Sheeler, has been involved with the 4 Paws for Ability since she started at UK in 2014. Anu is the sixth dog she has fostered with the program. “I was an out-of-state student and did not know anyone at UK, let alone Kentucky. I wanted to find something at UK that would keep me busy and provide me with a place where I could meet different people,” Sheeler said. “The program combines my two favorite passions: working

with dogs and working with individuals with disabilities.” Sheeler and the other handlers at UK have one end goal — to make their pups successful. They introduce the dogs to various environments to make sure their dogs will be fully confident in any surrounding once they are assigned their positions. Along with socializing the dogs, the handlers also volunteer at nursing homes and schools throughout Lexington with their dogs. Sheeler, who is president of the 4 Paws for Ability student organization at UK, will graduate this week with bachelor’s degrees in psychology and special education, with dual specialization in learning and behavior disorders and moderate and severe disabilities. “Being a part of this program has brought me so much joy. I don’t know what I would do without it.” After Commencement, Sheeler and her four-legged pal will be together for a little bit longer. Anu has an evaluation to see if he is ready for advanced training, or if he needs to be socialized more. During this evaluation they will also decide what “specialty task” he is

naturally good at to determine what type of service dog he will become. He could assist with mobility, seizure alert, diabetic alert, autism assistance, posttraumatic stress disorder assistance, hearing alert and much more. By this fall, Sheeler will move on to a position as a special education teacher at Creekside Elementary in Scott County, Kentucky, and Anu will move on to the next phase of his career as a service dog.

FATHER’S DAY

Celebrate Dad

ather’s day lands on Sunday, June 16, 2019. Below is a list of samplings throughout Lexington to help celebrate that special dad in your life.

June 7 UK basketball and John Calipari host Father/Son Camps June 7-8, June 14-15, and June 28-29. Participants will be

Tuesday, Jun 11 at 4 pm. Enjoy a cup of New England Chowder, whole lobster served with corn on the cob and new potatoes, and fruit cobbler.

June 14 The Kentucky Castle hosts a Father’s Day event with a feast and drinks on Friday, June 14 at 6 pm. Buffalo Trace Distillery hosts Pappy for Your Pappy on June 14 at 6 pm. This Father’s Day, take your dad to a one-ofa-kind dinner event where Julian and Preston Van Winkle guide you through a tasting of the various ages of Van Winkle Bourbons. The Kentucky Castle hosts a barrel head painting class on Friday, June 14 at 6:30 pm.

June 15 The 15th Annual Father’s Day Family Celebration at Douglass Park is on Saturday, June 15 at 9 am. instructed by the Kentucky coaches and staff, along with current Wildcat players. The camp is open to all fathers and sons ages 6-17, regardless of basketball experience. Overnight camps are June 16-19 and June 23-26.

June 9 Daddy Daughter Ball at the Kentucky Castle on Sunday, June 9 at 5 pm and 7:30 pm. Enjoy hors d’oeuvres, music, dancing, photo booth, and meet Princess Belle and Princess Elena.

June 11 Treat your dad to a Lobster Boil at Winchell’s Restaurant and Bar on

June 16 Pivot Brewing hosts a Beers, Beads, and Beer Cheese event for Father’s Day on Sunday, June 16 at noon. Celebrate Dad with a Farm to Table Dinner prepared by Chef David Laurenvil at Beach House Caribbean on Sunday, June 16 at 1 pm and 3:30 pm. Father’s Day brunch at The Castle on Sunday, June 16 at 1:30 pm.

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PARENTS Summer Bus Rides

Competency, all in Maroon, Gold and White. With almost 400 votes, residents have chosen the dalmatian as the official mascot.

This summer all FCPS students will be eligible to receive FREE rides on Lextran by showing their Student Success Library Card.

FCPS Offices Moving to Lexmark

Ripple Effect Scholarships

Kentucky American Water has awarded Ripple Effect Scholarships to three Kentucky high school seniors—Joseph Craven from Henry Clay High School, Kaitlyn Parker from Owen County High School and Samuel Newman from Tates Creek High School. Each student receives a $500 award from the company for use at an institution of higher education. Lexington Public Library hosts their third annual park takeover every Saturday in June and July from 11 am until 1 pm. Bring the whole family for a variety of performances, interactive art, and games in Phoenix Park.

BCE Logo Unveiled

Brenda Cowan Elementary unveiled the school’s new logo. Representing Brenda Cowan and her service to the Lexington Fire Department and her community, the design also embraces educational pillars: The 3rd Grade Reading Pledge, Arts Integration, and Global

The original Henry Clay High School, on Main street, will no longer host FCPS central office. The Fayette County Board of Education voted unanimously to purchase a 187,000-square-foot office building located on the Lexmark campus for $10 million. The purchase will not be final until after the district completes several due diligence steps and receives final approval from the Kentucky Department of Education. “In many ways, this structure helped build the foundation of our community,” said Fayette County Public Schools Superintendent Manny Caulk, standing in the Main Street building’s main entrance. “History happened in these halls as generations of Lexington

residents were educated here. It’s only fitting that tomorrow’s students carry that tradition into the future.” If the project receives KDE approval, the 701 E. Main St. building would go back into district inventory and would be available to house an academic program. “After 39 years, the building is not a functional office space,” Caulk said. “But I have no doubt the legacy of excellence established in these halls in 1926 will continue for decades into the future.”

Soccer Camp

Head coaches at Frederick Douglass for a soccer camp for ages 5-13 on June 1013. Kids learn the skills of many positions including goalkeeping skills

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A LEGO Convention is coming for the young and young at heart on July 27 through July 28 at the Lexington Convention Center. There will be Building Zones

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PARENTS set up for attendees to build their own city, people, or whatever it is they can imagine. There will also be professional LEGO designers there to show off their creations and to ask questions.

New Happy Wheels Hospitality Cart

The new program coming out from the Ronald McDonald House Charity is called Happy Wheels Hospitality Cart. This program is designed to provide comfort items like toiletries, drinks, snacks, books, and age-appropriate toys to patients and their families. The Happy Wheels Cart is located in the Ronald

2019 Class AAA State meet is on June 1 at The University of Kentucky Outdoor Track & Field Complex.

Liberty Track Wins State

program. To participate, simply register your child for kindergarten at your assigned elementary school. A full schedule of various events can be found on www. fcps.net

The Kidz Club Open House

The Kidz Club recently hosted an open house. The Kidz Club is a Prescribed Pediatric Extended Care (PPEC) program. PPEC is a day treatment program that provides quality skilled nursing care, education, and custodial needs for children 6 weeks to 20 years of age. The Kidz Club is a nurse-staffed medical daycare for

Parents Calendar

McDonald Family Room on the fourth floor of the Kentucky Children’s Hospital. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am until 9 pm.

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FDHS Hosts Regional Track Meet

Countdown to Kindergarten

Frederick Douglass High School hosted the Class AAA Region 6 Track Meet. Students from all of the Fayette County Public Schools participated as well as schools from neighboring counties. The

This summer, children who have registered for kindergarten in 2019-20 have a chance to attend a variety of fun and educational activities through the school district’s Countdown to Kindergarten

children with special needs who cannot attend a typical daycare.

June 1

Make Your Own Chia Creature, 11 am, Eastside Library

June 10 Junior Master Gardener Summer Camp, 9 am, The Arboretum (thru Friday)

June 1

Kid’s Fishing Derby, 8 am, Lake Reba (Richmond)

June 3

Bryan Station graduation, 5 pm Rupp Arena

June 11 Open House, 4:30 pm, Yellow Wood Success Academy

June 3

Burn Kidz Summer Camp, 10:30 am, Burn Boot Camp

June 4

Frederick Douglass graduation, 10 am, Rupp Arena

June 4

Henry Clay graduation, 1:30 pm, Rupp Arena

June 4

Teen Tech: Smart Greenhouses, 2 pm, Eastside Library

June 5

Teen Tech: #D Print your own jewelry, 10 am Eastside Library

June 6

Bluegrass Fair, Masterson Station Park (thru June 16)

June 7

“Dig Deep and Read Y’all” kick off party, 2 pm, Eastside Library

June 7

Friday Flicks: The Lego Movie 2, 7 pm, Jacobson Park

June 12 Family Magic Show with Scott Green, 2 pm, Eastside Library June 14 Friday Flicks: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World, 7 pm, Jacobson Park June 20 Backpacking for Kids, 6 pm, J&H Lanmark June 21 Friday Flicks: Mary Poppins Returns, 7 pm, Jacobson Park June 22 Lexington Youth Science Summit, 3:30 pm, Lexmark June 24 Unicorn Land Summer Camp, 9 am, Bluegrass Youth Zone (thru Friday) June 28 Friday Flicks: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, 7 pm, Jacobson Park Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change

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HEALTH

Health Calendar

Alltech and UK HealthCare Partnership

In partnership with UK HealthCare, Alltech has established a new foundation, The Lyons Family Life Foundation dedicated to honor the life and legacy of late Alltech founder Dr. Pearse Lyons. “What we are doing today is establishing a framework that will enable us to advance the ideas that we believe could have the greatest potential impact on

others,” said Dr. Mark Lyons. “We can think of no better partner than UK, a place where my father found so many friends who share our values and our vision for impact.” An important component of this initiative will be empowering effective communication between caregivers and patients, new technology, music therapy, and lifelong health.

June 1

American Diabetes Association Tour de Cure, 6 am, Keeneland

June 22 Hundred Acre 5K & Children’s Walk, 8 am, The Arboretum

June 1

Run for the Horses 5K, 7:30 pm, Maker’s Mark Secretariat Center (Kentucky Horse Park)

June 22 #Dareto Defeat Epilepsy Walk, 9 am, Keeneland

June 5

The Big Run 5K, 6 pm, Fleet Feet at The Summit

June 8

Solace House Sunrise Walk, 5:30 am, Legacy Trail

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Epilepsy Education Day, noon, Hillary J. Boone Center

June 14 5th annual Survive the Night Relays, 10 am, Kroger Field

June 29 Walnut Hill Bike Ride, 8 am, Walnut Hill Presbyterian Church June 29 Man o’ War 5K & 10 K, 8 am, Kentucky Horse Park June 29 Kentucky Society of Addiction Medicine Seminar, 8 am, Griffin Gate Marriott Resort & Spa Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change

June 15 Wild Hearts Superhero, 8 am, Keeneland

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SENIOR LIVING

Senior Calendar

Sayre Christian Village Breaks New Ground

Sayre Christian Village hosted a groundbreaking celebrating the expansion of Friendship Towers, which will house a new cafe, dining room, multipurpose room, and resident common area.

Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit

Mayor Linda Gorton hosts the Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit at the Lexington Senior Center on Saturday, June 1 at 8:30 am. Seniors have the opportunity to meet their Councilmember and chat about ways to improve their neighborhood.

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June 1

Charity Yard Sale benefiting the Alzheimer’s Association, 8 am, The Lantern at Morning Pointe

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Mayor’s Neighborhood Summit, 8:30 am, Lexington Senior Center

June 5

50s Party Celebrating the 5th Anniversary, 5 pm, My Pleasant Meadow Assisted Living

June 6

Communicating Effectively, 11:30 am, Morning Pointe of Lexington-East

June 10 Memory Cafe, 2 pm, call April at 859-266-5283, Ext. 8179 for more details June 11 Lexington Senior Center Trips: Lexington Legends,

5:30 pm, Departing from the Lexington Senior Center June 11 Lexington Senior Center PrimeTime Dancers perform, 6:30 pm, Legends Stadium June 18 Registration for art classes, 9 to 11 am, Lexington Senior Center June 19 Book Brunch Discussion Group, 9:30 am, Tates Creek Library June 20 Lexington Senior Center Trips: Float Trip in Morrow, Ohio, 8:30 am, depart from the Lexington Senior Center Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change

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Saturday June 1 Paul McCartney: Freshen Up Tour is at Rupp Arena on June 1 at 8 pm.

The Great American Brass Band Festival at Centre College in Danville, KY is Thursday, June 6 through Sunday, June 9.

Mayor Gorton’s first Neighborhood Summit is Saturday, June 1 at the Lexington Senior Center from 8:30 am to noon.

Festival of the Bluegrass begins on Thursday, June 6 at 6 pm and runs thru Saturday.

Vintage Market Days is at the Kentucky Horse Park from 10 am to 5 pm (through Sunday).

Friday June 7

Man O’War Harley-Davidson hosts their American Flat Track race at the Red Mile on Saturday, June 1 at 11 am. The annual Southland Street Fair is June 1 from 3 to 8 pm. Barnes & Noble hosts a meet and greet with new author, Samantha Long, of her YA novel Hopelessly Devoted on Saturday, June 1 at 1 pm. Author C.W. Shumate signs copies of his book, Series Blackberry Tails, at Half Price Books on Saturday, June 1 at noon.

Thursday June 6 The Lexington Lions Club presents the 58th annual Bluegrass Fair at Masterson Station Park, June 6-16.

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Monday June 10 The 30th annual Saint Joseph Hospital Foundation Golf Tournament is June 10 at University Club of Kentucky. Registration is now open.

J&H Lanmark is offering a Kayak Demo at Jacobson Park on June 7 at 4 pm.

Retro Symphony performs at Man O’War Harley-Davidson’s bike night on Monday, June 10 at 6 pm.

UK Opera Theatre’s “It’s a Grand Night for Singing!” is at the Singletary Center on June 7,8,9,14,15, and 16.

Wednesday June 12

Friday Flicks at Jacobson Park presents “The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part” on June 7 at 7 pm. GleanKY’s Garden Gala is from 6:30 to 11 pm at Marriott Griffin Gate.

Saturday June 8 The Beer Cheese Festival in Winchester, KY is Saturday, June 8 at 10 am. The Athens Schoolhouse Antique Show is on Saturday, June 8 beginning at 9 am. Runs until Sunday, June 9. The Lexington Humane Society’s Mutt

Strut is on June 8 at Keeneland. Mutt Strut is a 1-mile Fun Walk or 5K race.

Learn how to prepare and cook the most savory meals at a cooking class with Stuarto’s Olive Oil Company on June 12 from 6 to 7:30 pm. Classes include professional step-by-step instruction from

chefs, great recipes, and complimentary beverages. Go online to www.stuartos. com to reserve your spot or call 859-2630088 for availability.

Friday June 14 HAPPY FLAG DAY!

Friday Flicks at Jacobson Park presents “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” on June 7 at 7 pm. The 2019 Lexington Rodeo at the Alltech Arena is on Friday, June 14 at 5 pm. Competition lasts until Saturday, June 15.

Saturday June 15 The Kentucky Wine & Vine Festival is Saturday, June 15 from 1 pm to 9 pm at the RJ Corman grounds in Nicholasville, KY.

Sunday June 16 HAPPY FATHER’S DAY!

For Father’s Day listings see page 11 or visit Hamburgjournal.com

Wednesday June 19 Library experts teach how to use Find

A Grave, a free resource for family historians to help track down genealogy from your phone or computer at the Eastside Library on Wednesday, June 19 at 2 pm.

The Water Lantern Festival at Jacobson Park is on June 22. Gates open at 5

Friday June 21 Join Bluegrass Education for the 2019 Bluegrass Education Expo at Eastland Church on Friday, June 21 at 6 pm. There is a book and uniform consignment sale, and more. Friday Flicks at Jacobson Park presents “Mary Poppins Returns” on June 7 at 7 pm.

Saturday June 22 The Dads and Grads Car Show presented by the Bluegrass Mustang Club is

pm and Lanterns Launch at 9 pm. This is a family friendly event that can be shared by everyone.

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Thursday June 27

June 22 from 9 am to 4 pm at Valvoline Headquarters. EGGfest is Saturday, June 22 from 10 am to 3 pm at Housewarmings. Local EGG enthusiasts will be grilling, roasting, smoking and baking their favorite dishes. The Lexington Maternity, Baby, & Kids Expo is at the DoubleTree Suites by Hilton Lexington on Saturday, June 22 at noon.

Learn simple recipes for earth-friendly face masks, then whip up a batch of your own to take home at the Eastside Library on June 27 from 6:30 pm to 8 pm.

Friday June 28 Friday Flicks at Jacobson Park presents “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” on June 7 at 7 pm. Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change hamburgjournal.com | June 2019

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FOOD

Father’s Day is Ice Cream Season By Chef Tom Yates

s a kid growing up on my grandparent’s Western Kentucky farm, my favorite summer days always involved homemade ice cream. We didn’t have it all the time, so it was a treat when my dad hauled the rickety old wooden hand-cranked ice cream maker from the dank cellar. Without fanfare, he’d prepare the ice cream base, flavor it with whatever was in season, and load the canister before covering it with rock salt and crushed ice. He’d crank the handle until the cream-filled canister glided smoothly through the melting ice before turning the wheel over to me. Churning ice cream was important work. While I loved the messy fun, he’d take over and finish the job when it got too hard for me to crank the cream. After wiping away the salty ice, we’d slide open the lid and sneak the first few bites of our homemade ice cream. Churner’s treats. Secrets. One year, out of the blue, my dad used an old hand drill, duct tape, and a long industrial extension cord to rig a very primitive hands-off electric ice cream maker. It was a revelation. Although it was loud and absurd looking, his zany contraption did the trick. We were modernized. When we bought our old Victorian house several summers ago, we jumped through hoops to make the old house feel like home. We shopped around for an ice cream maker. We looked at several fancy models before bowing to nostalgia and buying a clunky updated electric version of the ancient cranker. While it served us well throughout that long hot summer, we carelessly forgot about it and left it exposed on the back deck. It’s now a recycled retro-fitted tomato planter. Win. Last summer, in lieu of anniversary gifts, we picked up a spiffy counter-top ice cream maker. The sleek modern box didn’t scream nostalgia. It still doesn’t, but it cranks out tasty ice cream.

Basic custard. I warmed 2 cups of Chaney’s milk and heavy cream over a medium low flame. After whisking 4 large egg yolks, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and 3/4 cups sugar until everything was well blended, I tempered the sugary yolks with a few ladles of the simmering cream before pouring the mix back into the pot with the remaining warmed cream. Stirring constantly with a wooden spoon, I cooked the custard until it thickened enough to coat the back of the spoon. I pulled the custard from the heat, stirred in 2 teaspoons of Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla Paste, cooled it down over an ice bath, covered it with plastic wrap, and slid it into the refrigerator to chill. I hulled and sliced 1 1/2 pints of gorgeous Cain’s Strawberries. After tumbling the crimson jewels into a glass bowl, I splashed them with lemon juice, tossed them with 1/4 cup sugar, and slid them into the refrigerator to macerate. When the custard and strawberries were well chilled, I pulled them from the refrigerator. After smashing half of the strawberries into a rough pulp, I stirred them into the chilled custard, poured the mix into our 2 quart ice cream maker, and let it rip for 25 minutes, adding the reserved sliced strawberries during the last 5 minutes. Before stashing the strawberry-swirled ice cream into the freezer, we slurped several creamy spoonfuls straight from the frozen canister. Just like I did as a kid. Pure nostalgia. hamburgjournal.com | June 2019

PETS

Fido Fest

reception, dinner, drinks, auctions, raffles, and more all for the animals of woodford humane.

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The Summit partnered with local friends and retailers to create a day that celebrated our fluffy friends and benefits Lexington Humane Society. Families enjoyed pet selfie stations, kiddo activities, food and drink vendors, retailer pop-up shops and live entertainment. We also spotted our neighbors from Souther Barker.

Woodford Wag

Last month the Woodford Humane Society hosted their annual Woodford Wag that raised money for the shelter. Families enjoyed a casual walk through Falling Springs Park and games with their furry friend.

PETS HJ’s Pet of the Month

The June Pet of the Month is Hero. He is a 19 lb Beagle/Border Collie mix that is 7 years old. His primary fur color is black and a white secondary color. Hero is great on a leash and does well with other dogs. He likes dry food, but isn’t interested in wet food. He does extremely well with vet techs which comes in handy for his check-ups.

The Lexington Humane Society has two adoption locations, Old Frankfort Pike (main location) and the Hamburg PetSmart. Hamburg Journal’s Pet of the Month is available for adoption at the Hamburg PetSmart location. Hurry over and meet your next furry family member.

Pets Calendar Presented by:

June 1

Rabies Shots Clinic, 9 am, Southern States Co-Op

June 1

Pet Appreciation Week until June 7

June 8

Mutt Strutt, 8 am, Keeneland

June 9

Bluegrass Greyhound Adoption, 11 am, Southland Drive Feeders Supply

June 29 Lexington Pit Crew Adoption, 11 am, Pet Valu in Chevy Chase June 30 Pet First Aid/CPR Class, 10:30 am, Pet Wants Lex June 30 Suds on Sunday: Basset Rescue of Kentuckiana, 1 pm, Pet Wants Lex July 13

Hamburg Cuddle

Woodford Humane Society’s Summer Gala, Keeneland Entertainment Center, tickets on sale at woodfordhumane.org

Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change

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HOME & GARDEN

Artist Traffic Box Wrap Program

Lexington has approximately 400 traffic signal boxes. Typically, the signal box is a nondescript gray metal box. The Artistic Traffic Box Wrap program allows citizens and groups to propose artwork that will be turned into a wrap and placed at a specific intersection, adding to Lexingtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s public art projects. The proposing individual or group is responsible for funding the wrap and installation. The wrap can cover the entire box or a limited number of sides. Art must be approved by the Urban County Arts Review Board before installation. A permit from KYDOT is required for wraps located along state routes. Check out these boxes from

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Indianapolis, one of the programs that inspired Lexingtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s new program. Email SafeStreets@LexingtonKY.gov with questions or find more information at www. lexingtonky.gov/ArtBox.

Recycling Center

Lexington Recycling Center is being forced to temporarily suspend the recycling of paper products due to the global market. This change goes into effect immediately. To reduce processing costs, residents are encouraged to throw office paper, newspaper, magazines, cereal boxes, paper towel rolls, and similar products in their trash cans. No clear date as to when they will begin taking paper again.

HOME & GARDEN

The winner of the St. Jude Dream Home Giveaway in Hamburg (3533 Stolen Horse) was announced, Steven Dowdy.

Home and Garden Calendar June 7

J&H Lanmark Kayak Demo, 4 pm, Jacobson Park

June 7

GleanKY Garden Gala, 6:30 pm, Marriott Griffin Gate

June 13 DIY Seed Bombs Class, 6:30 pm, Eastside Library

great finds.

great prices.

great cause.

June 22 Peach Truck Tour, 7:30 am, Lexington Ice Center June 22 Air Plants and Succulents 101, 10 am, Tates Creek Library Events may require tickets or registration. Times, dates, and locations subject to change

Crystal Newton of Bates Security at Dancing with the Lexington Stars.

We advocate for a world where everyone has a decent place to live. When you shop or donate with our two Lexington ReStores, you help make it possible. 817 Winchester Road I 451 Southland Drive LexingtonReStore.com I 859.252.2224

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REAL ESTATE Sold in 40502

Sold in 40505

15-Apr-19................................ 1096 COOPER DR..................................... $724,900

26-Apr-19................................ 133 SWIGERT AVE..................................... $270,500

19-Apr-19................................ 300 CULPEPPER RD................................. $700,000

26-Apr-19................................ 1500 FT SUMTER CT................................. $198,000

15-Apr-19................................ 403 COCHRAN RD..................................... $649,000

12-Apr-19................................ 585 STONEHAVEN DR............................... $192,500

26-Apr-19................................ 200 WOODSPOINT RD.............................. $640,000

10-Apr-19................................ 1607 AUBURN DR..................................... $179,000

05-Apr-19................................ 2104 LAKESIDE DR................................... $635,000

01-Apr-19................................ 518 EMERSON DR..................................... $163,150

19-Apr-19................................ 2009 BLAIRMORE RD................................ $616,000

10-Apr-19................................ 525 HI CREST DR...................................... $150,000

26-Apr-19................................ 814 GLENDOVER CV................................. $465,000

18-Apr-19................................ 553 SANDALWOOD DR.............................. $150,000

08-Apr-19................................ 2101 BRIDGEPORT DR.............................. $449,000

12-Apr-19................................ 524 ST ANTHONY DR................................ $135,000

26-Apr-19................................ 135 IDLE HOUR DR................................... $390,000

18-Apr-19................................ 1621 OLD PARIS RD.................................. $135,000

26-Apr-19................................ 132 IDLE HOUR DR................................... $389,000

19-Apr-19................................ 618 GAY PL................................................ $132,500

11-Apr-19................................ 326 DUDLEY RD........................................ $380,000

11-Apr-19................................ 1821 OLD PARIS RD.................................. $127,000

23-Apr-19................................ 2137 TABORLAKE PL................................ $340,000

19-Apr-19................................ 926 DARLEY DR......................................... $124,000

10-Apr-19................................ 262 LEAWOOD DR.................................... $337,000

05-Apr-19................................ 1504 AUBURN CT..................................... $120,000

26-Apr-19................................ 223 BASSETT AVE..................................... $281,000

23-Apr-19................................ 2472 WANDA CT........................................ $116,000

17-Apr-19................................ 267 PRESTON AVE.................................... $210,000

23-Apr-19................................ 2476 WANDA CT........................................ $116,000

19-Apr-19................................ 1137 COOPER DR..................................... $206,000

09-Apr-19................................ 128 GLENN PL.......................................... $110,000

18-Apr-19................................ 261 LINCOLN AVE..................................... $198,000

23-Apr-19................................ 479 SANDALWOOD DR................................ $96,900

18-Apr-19................................ 1904 LAKES EDGE DR............................ $1,075,000

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16-Apr-19................................ 2 TANGLEWOOD DR................................. $339,000

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REAL ESTATE Sold in 40509

11-Apr-19 3804........................ THADEUS CT............................................. $318,000

24-Apr-19................................ 1704 LUCCA CT......................................... $661,500

19-Apr-19 1052........................ SAWGRASS CV.......................................... $316,900

12-Apr-19................................ 3813 HORSEMINT TRL.............................. $538,000

15-Apr-19................................ 521 LORENZO PL...................................... $316,000

15-Apr-19................................ 2620 LUCCA PL......................................... $445,593

24-Apr-19................................ 3390 POLO CLUB BLVD............................. $313,000

25-Apr-19................................ 1133 HADDRELL PT.................................. $435,000

12-Apr-19................................ 3280 BAY SPRINGS PARK......................... $310,000

10-Apr-19................................ 1508 CARNER BLF.................................... $425,742

12-Apr-19................................ 3565 STOLEN HORSE TRCE...................... $309,000

08-Apr-19................................ 1841 CATTLE PATH................................... $408,714

19-Apr-19................................ 2682 FLYING EBONY DR UNIT 90.............. $309,000

11-Apr-19................................ 3547 HANDSBORO PARK.......................... $406,036

15-Apr-19................................ 3892 CASTLEBRIDGE LN.......................... $307,000

26-Apr-19................................ 2132 RUTLEDGE AVE................................ $392,900

23-Apr-19................................ 3673 POLO CLUB BLVD............................. $300,000

12-Apr-19................................ 2124 RUTLEDGE AVE................................ $379,000

25-Apr-19................................ 601 VERBENA CV...................................... $295,000

10-Apr-19................................ 3613 TRANQUILITY PT.............................. $373,130

19-Apr-19................................ 4348 RIVARD LN........................................ $290,500

08-Apr-19................................ 3321 BRIDLINGTON RD............................ $360,000

03-Apr-19................................ 4308 RIVARD LN........................................ $272,000

25-Apr-19................................ 4501 VERBENA PARK................................ $360,000

12-Apr-19................................ 525 HUNTERSKNOLL PL.......................... $270,000

15-Apr-19................................ 3128 WEYMOUTH CT................................ $358,600

12-Apr-19................................ 3028 POLO CLUB BLVD............................. $266,000

22-Apr-19................................ 1049 SQUIRREL NEST LN......................... $354,370

18-Apr-19................................ 2165 MILLSTONE WAY.............................. $257,500

05-Apr-19................................ 2145 RUTLEDGE AVE................................ $345,900

12-Apr-19................................ 1004 JOUETT CREEK DR.......................... $251,000

12-Apr-19................................ 2587 FLYING EBONY DR............................ $345,500

12-Apr-19................................ 3073 POLO CLUB BLVD............................. $245,000

05-Apr-19................................ 2269 SHAKER RUN RD.............................. $340,000

13-Feb-19................................ 3092 MANY OAKS PARK............................ $222,000

26-Apr-19................................ 1905 COVINGTON DR............................... $325,000

19-Apr-19................................ 989 JOUETT CREEK DR............................ $219,900

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595 MOORES MILL, MIDWAY

1500 MUIR STATION, LEXINGTON

175 HAGGIN LN, VERSAILLES

37 ACRES • $2,150,000

10 ACRES • $475,000

38 ACRES • $649,000

3813 WYSE SQ, LEXINGTON, KY

6755 BOONESBORO, WINCHESTER, KY

1 ACRE • $410,000

63 ACRES • $452,000

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