Oakley Chamber studies retail traffic and incentives
Oakley chamber members brainstorm traffic boosts and vacancy plans. They form a committee to fill empty stores, discuss incentives, and hear Wil Scott of Queen City Metro on off peak rides and mobility. Suggestions include extending bus routes and a circular Oakley route to drive local business.
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Oakley
Oakley Chamber of Commerce
Jim Ferguson
Erguson
Wil Scott
Queen City Metro
Metro
Etro
Tony Palazzolo
Hyde Park Plaza
Palazzolo
Ferguson
Scott
Gas lights debated as cost equalization eyed by city council
GHPCC April meeting discussed gas lights with Walter Beckford proposing photoelectric activation to run gas lights at sunset and off at dawn. Beckford urged awaiting city recommendations while Nora Nolan seeks volunteers for nine trustee vacancies and June elections.
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Diane Swing
GHPCC
Greater Hyde Park
Walter Beckford
Cincin
Beckford
Nora’ May Nolan
Public hearing on zoning change for 3438 Zumstein Hyde Park
The Cincinnati Planning Commission will hold a public hearing at 11 a.m. Monday April 25 in Committee Room A City Hall on changing zoning from R-4 to O-1 for 3438 Zumstein Hyde Park. Petitioner is Charles Fleischmann. The hearing seeks information on community impact. written statements may be sent to room 232 City Hall.
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The
Cincinnati Planning Commission
Plum St
City Hall
Zumstein
Hyde Park
Charles Fleischmann
City Planning Commission
City Council
Terrace Park names Ronald Pottorf as new police chief
Mariemont patrolman Ronald Pottorf, 31, is chosen from 23 applicants in five states to lead Terrace Park police. He will draft job descriptions for the four officers by May 1 and an additional full-time patrolman is sought. The village considers buying parts of the Kuntz property for a buffer with a potential park. Town Meeting set for 7:30 p.m. at the Middle School auditorium.
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Bill Robbins
Terrace Park
Ronald P. Pottorf
Mariemont
Safety Committee
Richard Griffith
Pottorf
Oklahoma
Eta
FoUtLort
Goshen
Ohio
Robert Hiett
Griffith
Potterf
Police Department
Baffer’ Property
Charles Rockel
Kuntz
Ceremony Set to Break Ground on Hyde Park Mudhole
Representative Bill Gradison will donate a seven foot evergreen for a ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday April 23 at Erie Ave and Marburg to launch redevelopment of the Mudhole site, a 1.9 acre former eyesore now planned for three tennis courts a playground and picnic areas amid a community led effort funded by federal blocks grants and $25,000 in local donations. Don Gardner will be master of ceremonies.
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Bill Gradison
Hyde Park
Erie Ave
Marburg
Gradison
Hyde Par Residents Association
Greater Hyde Park
Cincinnati
Don Gardner
Youth Classifieds Highlight Summer Jobs and Sales
The CSNI special section spotlights ads from young readers seeking summer employment and selling items. It celebrates International Want Ad Week with a youthful, community oriented roundup.
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CSNI
International Want
Mariemont council seeks tax relief for elderly residents
A Mariemont resolution approved April 11 asks federal officials to consider tax relief for elderly and other single households on fixed incomes. The measure suggests changing filers from single to head of household and cites many seniors living alone without public support.
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Jackie Litzinger
Mariemont Council
Dhanenanhutian
Uc ivoviuLivil Wil Ve
Mariemont
Residents win toll booth case in Ohio ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court denied jurisdiction to hear Our Mercy Hospital's appeal in the toll booth controversy. Attorney Fred Braun said residents and the village won and that the toll booth will be removed immediately from the residence zone.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Acy of Mercy Hospital
Fred Braun
The
Journal
Braun
Echoes from the Hills and Local Notices
Terrace Park resident Stanley L. Miller promotes the fourth printing of Down by the Old Mill Race a book on Plainville and the Little Miami River by Marie Welch Burke. Swim passes and tennis memberships go on sale in Mariemont May 2 through May 31 with weekly hours. Judge David Grossman will discuss Teenage Drinking at Drake Road School Indian Hill on April 20 with a Q and A following.
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Terrace Park
Stanley L. Miller
Plainville
Little Miami River
Marie Welch Burke
Mariemont
David Grossman
Juvenile Court
Drake Rd
Indian Hill
Good Turn Day Aims Record 650000 Pounds For Goodwill Drive
More than 8090 Scouts will collect for Goodwill United Clothing Drive from 1 to 5 pm Sunday April 24. Hyde Park's William Hardy chairs the drive with P E Winters overseeing radio communications as the county map is reviewed.
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Goodwill
United Clothing
Hyde Park
William Hardy
P.E. Winters
UCD Radio Communications
Goodwill Rehabilitation Center
Noise from Fairfax Carr Company prompts long-standing complaints
Fairfax residents endure daytime siren like noise and nighttime hum from the Carr Company plastic pipe plant on Southern Ave. Temporary reprocessing may end by April 15, with a costly changeover planned elsewhere. Neighbors have pressed for a village noise ordinance since 1974, citing dock doors left open, tank pumping, night forklift use, and unsightly site conditions.
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Jackie Litzinger
Fairfax
Carr Company
Southern Ave
Michael J. Carr
Carr
Germania St
Evelyn Nickum
Nickum
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Francis Barrett
Nora May Nolan
Observatory
Edwards West
Madison
Ken Heuck
Perkins Lane
Cincinnate
Greater Hyde Park Community Council Board of Trustees
New Terrace Park
Little Miami
Rockel
Provident Bank
Town Meeting
Don Hopkins
Hopkins
Miami
Emery Memorial
Daylight Savings
Gecaabar
Charles M. McLean
Flintpoint Way
Mt. Vernon Ave
Mt. Vernon
Peoples JR. High
Cincinnati Federation of Teachers
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Madisonville Road
Hyde Park Limited
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Fairfax Firm
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