East Hills Loop debuts with riders praising new bus service
On March 25 the East Hills Loop began operating from Hyde Park Plaza with service 10 am to 4 pm, twelve circuits daily. Passengers including Mary Cavanaugh and Agnes Jackson praised the便利 and urged continued operation. residents suggested more stops and flexible days if needed.
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Mary Cavanaugh
Mt. Vernon Ave
East Hills
Hyde Park Plaza
Hyde Park School
Mt. Et Ave
East Hills Loop
Hyde Park Square
Agnes Jackson
Madison Rd
Evey
New grocery for Square at Hyde Park Kroger site
Kroger may sublease the vacant Hyde Park Square store to a food operator with final proposal expected around March 29 or April 2. A prospective tenant is negotiating post sublease terms with Central Trust Bank while activity at the empty space draws observers. Hyde Park Plaza participates in a community energy project to cut gasoline use with a seven mile East Hills Loop bus route and a slogan Save YOUR Gasoline Use OURS.
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R. Goldie Smith
Ives
Michigan
Seat
Anna Maria Stastny
Erie Ave
An Edwards Rd
Hede Park Plaza
Rs. Jacob
Observatory Rd
Marie Donley
Eric
Hyde Park Square
Kroger
Eastern Hill Journal
Pat O'Connor
Journal
Fromir-Vantage Point
Monay
Connor
Ing
Central Trust Bank
East Hills
Aeat
Hyde Park Plaza
Paxton
Marburg
Brotherton
Madison
Oakley Square
Regency
Duck Creek
Gregg
Vista
Madison House
Madison Road
Erie
Shaw
Observatory
Delta
Wasson
Peter J. Palazzolo
Fairfax Village Council weighs speed limit and signs requests
Fairfax Village Council heard a proposal from Orin B. Kidd urging lowering Wooster Pike speed limits from 25 to 35 mph between Wooster and Red Bank Rd and Wooster and Columbia Parkway. The matter was referred to Police Chief Paul Ferrara for an answer.
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Fairfax Village
Wooster Pike
Paul Ferrara
Orin B. Kidd
United Paperworkers Union Local 609
Wooster
Red Bank Rd
Columbia Parkway
Kidd
Focal
Container Corporation
Ted Shannon
Wirmorgan Zieglar
Arrowpoint Ave
Pike
Pepsi Co
Hyde Park Plaza Grand Opening Weekend Celebrations
Hyde Park Plaza celebrates new section opening with grand ceremonies on Friday April 5. Sl am? ribbon cutting, music by Smittie Domino Island Band, and entertainment including Baldwin Caboose organ. Easter coloring contest tied to promotion with 70 prizes worth over $450. contest ends Monday.
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Hyde Park Plaza
Baldwin “Caboose
Grand Opening Marine
Hyde
Oakley Chamber Proposes Renaming Complex to Oakley Executive Park
The Oakley Chamber writes to Jack Brendamour urging renaming his Edwards Wasson Michigan Madison block to Oakley Executive Park, arguing the site lies north of the railroad boundary and belongs to Oakley. Chamber leaders oppose Hyde Park interference and press for Oakley control of development and post office study recommendations.
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Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Jack Brendamour
Edwards, Wasson, Michigan
Madison
Oakley Executive Park
Hyde Park
Brendamour
Oakley
McKenna
Oakley Chamber
East Side Post
Oakley Haber
Madisonville
rTaeeeans
Community petitions push for Com-Sec program in District Six
Hyde Park area residents rally for expanded Cincinnati Police Division Sec program targeting District Six to curb crime and vandalism. Easter egg hunt for disabled children set for Saturday at Lunken Airport Playfield. Week of the Young Child proclaimed in Cincinnati. Local historian George Hack corrects park boundary details. Fairfax Council notes Councilman Schuler did not move to adjourn at March 27 meeting.
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Cincinnati Police ‘Division
Sec
Hyde Park Square
Tide Park Square
Lunken
the Recreation Commission
George Hack
Eastern Hills Journal
Madison and
Camargo Rds
Plainville Pike
Madisonville
George
Madison Rd
Plainville Rd
Camargo Rd
Fairfax
Charlie Schuler
Council
Classifieds Revisit Hidden Treasures and Oddities
Readers discover quirky items and unexpected finds in the SM classifieds. Robert Yates notes a mix of co paid cash and curious trinkets, while dimmed entries hint at oddities lurking in the listings.
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Robert Yates
Ted
Abolish mayor's courts debated by Mariemont council
Mariemont Village Council heard a reply to its letter to the state about abolishing mayor's courts. Lucas County legislator Arthur Wilkowski led the push to attach a rider to a reform bill. The village opposes abolishing mayor's courts as talks begin on related land and staff changes.
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Mariemont
State East Neve
Arthur Wilkowski
Wilkowski
Lucas County
Ohio
Hamilton County
Eista
One Co. Inc
Clintonville
Wisc
Wittmeyer
Norman
Doc) Kusel
Retirin
Rabe
James Fordyce
Chestnut
Donald Shanks
Hamilton County Police Association
Cincinnati- Hamilton County
Scott Bradshaw
S. Mingo
Madeira
Michigan State
City weighs Grandin Rd Bridge fate with street widening talk
City engineers say Kroger and Tweed Avenues won’t be widened without local backing as a plan to tear down the 69 year old Grandin Rd viaduct is reviewed. Four options include demolition, repair, or rebuilding with possible road widenings, but no action is imminent.
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James R. Krusling
Kroger
Tweed
Grandin Rd
E. Robert Turner
Krusling
Public Works and Safety Committee
Helen Hinckley
Turner
Hinckley
Conner
Four charged in drug case at Marburg Avenue
Police stopped an illicit drug manufacturing operation at 3975 Marburg Ave on March 27 at 5 30 am arresting Phyllis Petry 22 Neil Przydyla 24 and Timothy Tierney 25 with methadrine and related charges William P Davis 27 faced methadrine possession and a concealed weapon charge A June 10 court date was set Arresting officers included Patrolmen Oates Murray Omas Rathman Set Homer Brown and the burglary squad under Sgt Gramke
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Marburg Ave
District Six
Phyllis Petry
Marburg
Neil Przydyla
Timothy Tierney
Vine St
William P. Davis
Buckingham
Thomas Oates
Charles Murray
Maurice Omas Rathman
Homer Brown
Frank Gramke
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Laura Jones
Edwards Rd
Betty Gunklach
Mt. Lookout
Mt. Washington
Union
American Legion
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Ronald Cribbet
Charles Brown
Finan
Ceneral Ford
Smittie
Dixieland Band
Kite
Carol Sel Ee
Cincinnati
Jane Sargent
Ziegle
Fountain Square
Cincinnati Association For the
NBC
Christ Episcopal Church
Rev
Edward Sims
Rev. Sims
Christ Church
WLWT
Lou Ramnone
Paul S. Warren
Cincinnati Police Division
Wadsonville Monitors
Supa
Pearly Gates
A. of the Woods
Madisonville Monitors
K. Baron
Ward
Excher
McDermid
J. Hright Geld
Mandiog Grom
A. Ficher
Cemer
J. Fischer
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