Public input is being sought as officials look at improvements along US 62 on the western side of Elizabethtown. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet and local officials have established the Drive62 website to receive feedback on aspects of the project for the corridor. “The Drive62 website is integrated with that survey. It’s kind of a unique setup to ask questions. So it tells you a few things and then it asks you a question about that particular aspect of the project. It’s not just a straight form survey. It’s more of a ‘Here’s what’s going on. How do you feel about this? Here’s something else going on. How do you feel about that?’ And again, we need all the input we can possibly get,” Transportation Cabinet Spokesperson Chris Jessie. Reminders about the website will be posted on Transportation Cabinet social media accounts. The survey questions will be available through April 23.
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Bernheim Forest is hosting an Earth Day event that focuses not only on a healthy planet but a healthy you. Festivities for the Restore: Healthy Planet Healthy You event will take place on Saturday April 22 from 10 am to 4 pm. Drop-in self-care activities and a variety of experiences that teach sustainable practices that could be implemented into daily living activities are available. The activities will take place along a mile-long walking path that runs through popular attractions like the edible garden and the newly renovated sensory garden. You can also adopt a tree for a donation, see a cooking demo and help plant milkweed for monarch butterflies. The cost is $10 per person for members, $15 for non-members and children 13 and under are free. More information is available at Bernheim.org
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