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Lexington Council of Churches Vacation Bible School |
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Written by Julianne Reimer
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Friday, 26 April 2013 14:09 |
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The Lexington Council of Churches will be hosting Vacation Bible School on June 10-14 from 9:00-11:30am Your child's location will be based on which grade he/she has completed.
The preschool children (3 and 4 year olds) and Pre-K will be attending the First United Methodist Church. St. Paul Lutheran Church will be hosting Kindergarten-2nd grade. Church of Christ Uniting will be hosting 3rd - 6th grade.
For anyone interested in helping with VBS, please contact Julianne Reimer at 309-838-7819. |
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2013 Recycling/Garbage Collection |
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Written by Sara Compton
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Thursday, 10 January 2013 12:55 |
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There are new and exciting things happening this year in Lexington! Garbage collection will still be collected weekly on Thursday mornings. However, Recycling is now going to be twice a month. Your recycling pick up dates will depend upon which section of town that you reside. This map can be found by clicking on the link provided, 2013 Recycling/Garbage Map. Please feel free to contact Star at 309-365-3331 if you have any further questions. Happy Recycling!

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Last Updated on Thursday, 10 January 2013 13:16 |
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Lexington Relief Foundation newly formed to help Lexington residents |
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Written by Kathy Holiday
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Thursday, 03 May 2012 18:19 |
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Times have been tough lately, for EVERYONE. A new non-profit organization has formed just for the Lexington Community. The Lexington Relief Foundation was formed to help alleviate financial stress for those down on their luck. Our mission statement is: "to give relief to as many Lexingotn residents in need, as possible, especially elderly, children, veterans, and families in despair; and to maintain a high standard of ethics, credibility, stability, and reliability as an organization."
Late in summer there will start to be designed locations throughout our city where you will be able to grab an application for yourself or a family you know of. Applications will be received and reviewed. Applicants may be eligiable to receive up to $200 (based on the situation and the availability of funds a higher donation may be given) to help with overdue bills, to buy food, put toward a medical bill, etc. There will be an initial limit of 2 approved applications per year per resident. You are welcome to fill out an application for those who you know will struggle asking for help. It may not take care of all of your worries, but we hope it will relieve a little bit of stress in your lives. Applications initially will be available at the Lexington Schools, the Lexington Food Bank, or you can email us at
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Look for an upcoming article on informatin about our very first fundraiser. We will be having a charity walk to raise funds. It will be held at the Keller Park trail on June 16th. It's an event where you can help your very own community. All money donated will stay in Lexington for our residents in need.
Feel free to email the Lexington Relief Foundation at
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if you have any questions or would like to make a donation. The Lexington Relief Foundation is in the process of receiving its 501C (3) status. All donations will be tax deductible. We will also be looking for volunteers for this and other upcoming fundraisers, so please email if you are interested in helping out your community. |
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Last Updated on Friday, 04 May 2012 12:32 |
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Anvil Brand can recycle your old newspapers |
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Written by Shelly Brenner
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Friday, 29 June 2012 11:58 |
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Are you looking for somewhere to take your old newspapers? Anvil Brand Shoe Company, in Lexington, would be more than willing to take them. They use old newspapers as fillers for packages that get shipped worldwide. Just bring them out to Anvil Brand Shoe Company at 500 S. Spencer St. in Lexington, between 7:30am and 5:00pm, Monday through Friday and they will be MORE than HAPPY to take them off of your hands! |
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Written by City of Lexington
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Tuesday, 13 March 2012 13:35 |
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With good weather, door-to-door sales people come to town more frequently. The City has policies and procedures which regulate this activity for the safety and peace-of-mind of residents.
The full policy can be found on the City’s website under Local Government. Search for Chapter 140 – Peddling and Soliciting.
A brief description of that policy is included here.
City policy on door-to-door solicitors:
The City of Lexington requires registration of ANYONE/GROUP going door-to-door to sell goods of any kind or services, insurance, subscriptions, or seeking monetary or other valuable contributions, etc. Registration must be completed at City Hall prior to solicitation. Notice of this requirement is posted on signs at all the entrances to the City. Solicitors MAY NOT solicit before 9am or after sundown Monday through Saturday, or at any time on Sunday or a State or National holiday.
Registration by the City does not endorse any service or product. Solicitors are given a fluorescent green registration label that has been given an expiration date. Residents should always ask to see this registration. If none can be produced, or if the solicitor fails to leave when asked, notify the City (365-3331) during business hours, or call 309-888-5030 to report the solicitor to the Lexington Police Dept.
Residents may also call at any time that a solicitor makes them uneasy or behaves questionably. |
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