Robin Gee is a journalist at WCPO 9 News and LINK Media, LLC. She covers a range of topics including property management, real estate development, and residential real estate, while also exploring themes in early childhood education. Robin's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, showcasing her expertise in these diverse areas.
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Robin Gee's coverage primarily focuses on local government, community events, city ordinances, and public projects within the United States, Kentucky, specifically Fort Thomas. She regularly reports on government announcements and local lifestyle stories. If you have insights or news related to these areas in Fort Thomas or nearby areas in Kentucky, your pitch is likely to align well with her coverage focus. This could include updates on local government decisions, community initiatives, business developments impacting the area she covers.
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At their Sept. 9 city council meeting, Dayton city officials held a first reading of a proposed property tax rate for fiscal year 2025-26.
Northern Kentucky expands early learning through Read Ready, HIPPY, Learning Grove, and EC Learn partnerships.
Southgate has joined other river cities in adopting a Read Ready program designed to promote literacy and kindergarten readiness for children throughout the city.
The Southgate Police Department has added The Police App, a customizable phone application that facilitates communication between police departments and the public.
Southgate Superintendent Greg Duty announced he wanted to take the opportunity to thank and honor a city council member with a special award.
At their October meeting, the Bellevue City Council approved the property tax rate of .364 per $100 of assessed valuation of real property.
Dayton city officials got an earful of ideas from a group of Dayton High School seniors at the October city council meeting.
Read Ready Dayton is an initiative aimed at improving kindergarten readiness and reading skills throughout the city.
When Brenden Pulte lived in Newport, he did not have a car. Getting to and from his restaurant job in Cincinnati's Hyde Park neighborhood
At its meeting last week, Ludlow City Council continued discussion of a potential e-bike ordinance.
