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New thrift store in Shively hopes to help fight city's hunger problem

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By Olivia Cyrus
| MSN Verified
In the month before the new Exodus Lost & Found Thrift Store opened its doors on Aug. 3 in Shivley, executive director Shane Schlatter said about 50 people would pull up per day, excited to shop at the store. Now finally open at 2020 Garrs Lane in the Southland Terrace shopping center, the volunteer-run thrift shop supported by Exodus Family Ministries hopes to close the accessibility gap between Shively residents and affordable clothing and home goods.
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Historic home grants leave West End behind, some homeowners says | Exclusive

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By Olivia Cyrus
| The Courier-Journal (Louisville, KY) Verified
This year, John Mays hoped to renovate his 2,600-square-foot historic home in the Chickasaw neighborhood, but it hasn't been as easy as calling up a contractor and paying a bill.
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Historic home grants leave West End behind, some homeowners says | Exclusive

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By Olivia Cyrus
| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified
The proposed Chickasaw Preservation District is bordered by West Broadway to the north; the Ohio River to the west; Winnrose Way, Fordson Way and Colmar Drive to the south; and Louis Coleman Jr. Drive to the east. This map is courtesy of the Historic Landmarks and Preservation Districts Commission. This year, John Mays hoped to renovate his 2,600-square-foot historic home in the Chickasaw neighborhood, but it hasn't been as easy as calling up a contractor and paying a bill.
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