EPISODE · Apr 23, 2021 · 34 MIN
New things coming to Norton Commons
from Access Louisville
Audio Quality Warning: Due to a technical glitch, the audio quality on this episode is rough. This week on the Access Louisville Podcast we talk about some new features coming to the Norton Commons. We also talk about some of the problems with the neighborhood, including it's location.Later in the show we talk about a lawsuit involving former UofL President James Ramsey. And we discuss improvements we'd like to see at Churchill Downs.
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Audio Quality Warning: Due to a technical glitch, the audio quality on this episode is rough. This week on the Access Louisville Podcast we talk about some new features coming to the Norton Commons. We also talk about some of the problems with the...
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