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Drew Gardner

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Former anchor/reporter. Now comms for @lgeku.
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Alarm Transmission

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By Drew Gardner
| Chicago Review
but the door is open, and the bodies fall the interrupted colors of approach are a frightening apparatus in the hallway’s corner the latticework of cracks on the 1 train window now crashing, now twittering, a sudden blast of yellow leaves, the siren engines clang people of the earth, the dazed gratified walking is a cool law, don’t even think of opening this door, beginning as a muted reddish truck passes from trying to bring together is aging in a dream to the separated parts previous to and...
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JCPS board votes to cut transportation for magnet, traditional schools

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By Drew Gardner
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
The Jefferson County Board of Education voted Wednesday night on a transportation plan for the next school year. The board voted 4-3 for option 2, which will eliminate transportation for all magnet and traditional schools except for high schools with above 75 percent free or reduced lunch enrollment. This includes Central and Western high schools.
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Norton West Louisville Hospital begins hiring seven months ahead of opening

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By Drew Gardner
| WLKY-TV (Louisville, KY) Verified
The doors of west Louisville's first hospital in more than a century will open in just seven months and hiring is underway. Right now construction crews are entering the home stretch of the Norton West Louisville Hospital project. Soon it will bring an array of medical services to a neighborhood that has been lacking them for roughly 150 years. Norton Healthcare president and CEO Russell Cox joined the west Louisville hospital's newly announced leadership team at the Frazier Museum Tuesday night.
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