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proud to announce the birth of
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t one, not
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two, but three baby Amur
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tiger cubs, born to Timmy and
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Victoria.
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There are 3 new baby tiger cs
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here
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at the Louisville Zoo.
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These 3 babies were born
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overnight.
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They were born on MAY 27 at 1:24
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A.M.
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D these are the first Amur
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tiger cubs born here
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at the Louisville Zoo in 22
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years.
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We congratulate Timmy and
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Victoria.
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Victoria'
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s doing a great job as
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a mom.
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We do not intervene at this
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point because she is taking
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care of those 3 cubs extremely
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well.
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Congratulations again to
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Victoria and Timmy.
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Came together to form The
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Partnership for a Green City.
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Today, that partnership
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represents 3000 employees
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and reaches 135,000 students
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each year.
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I'
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m sure some of those students
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were you.
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The Founders Award honors
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individuals whose
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service has fundamentally
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shaped The Partnership for
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Green City and advanced
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sustainability across
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Louisville.
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I'
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m honored to congratulate
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Louisville Metro'
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s
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Executive Director of Parks and
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Recreation, Michelle King.
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Come on up, Michelle.
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Been formative in my work with
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Louisville Metro Government.
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It'
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s a do not, it did.
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And that'
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s what sustainability
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is.
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There is always another kilowatt
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to be saved.
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There'
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s always another student
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to be reached.
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And there'
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s always the
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opportunity for these four
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great partners to show
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leadership for our city.
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That really seems to enunciate
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what
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Mildred and Patty were all
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about, and were for:
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children at play growing.
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Eight Neighborhood Places across
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the city that provides
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a lifeline for Louisville
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families who need it most.
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Whether it'
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s Medicaid
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enrollment, food assistance,
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child care support, or
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connecting to other services,
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help is right here in your