Reader Reaction: Erie mudhole sparks rollarena idea
A reader suggests converting the vacant Erie and Marburg lot into a rollarena near a major bus line 69 Erie Madisonville. She notes existing arenas are distant in Evendale Loveland Forestville and Beechmont and says the area would offer a roller skating option distinct from a pool or playground. Judy Motley 3551 Erie Ave Seventh grade Peoples Jr. High.
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Evendale
Loveland
Forestville
Beechmont
Judy Motley
Erie Ave
Peoples
City employees earn honors for long service in Cincinnati
The city recognizes 31 long serving employees at a holiday ceremony. A 45 year award goes to Emma H. Gabe of 725 Delta Ave for law enforcement service. Recipients include Charles H. Baetz of 6615 Haley Ave and Gilbert Schater of 4110 Pillars Ave, each noted for 35 years in engineering records and court operations. Plaques feature the Tyler Davidson Fountain and riverfront skyline with the city seal.
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Cincinnati
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Tyler Davidson
Crossing guards needed for Cincinnati schools
The Cincinnati Police Division seeks part time adult school crossing guards at multiple intersections including Erie Ave and Pinehurst Edwards Rd and Obser ve and Linwood Rd and Ellison Ave. Applicants must be 18 or older and may call the Community Relations Bureau at 352-3513.
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Erie Ave
Pinehurst
Edwards Rd
Linwood Rd
Ellison Ave
Cincinnati Police Community Relations Bureau
Guidance Assistants for Parents at McNicholas Open
Rev William Proud assistant pastor at St Margaret of Cortona Church and chairman of Keigh guidance department announces a new program Guidance Assistance for Parents. Counselors will open the guidance office and be available to any students parents seeking information or consultation in response to requests for more direct parent counselor communication.
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St. Margaret of Cortona Church
Keigh
McNicholas
Mercy Hospital Implements Flat Fee Parking Policy
Mercy Hospital introduces a 50 cent per visit parking charge for all visitors entering from Miami Ave and exiting to Bramble Ave or Rowan Hills Dr. A three tier garage with 150 spaces charges the same rate. attendants collect fees at exit. Staff receive registrations. clergy and volunteers get courtesy passes.
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Miami Ave
Bramble Ave
Rowan Hills
Our Lady of Hospital
Purcell High Students Open Monthly Recycling Center
The Purcell High junior division will run a monthly recycling center at Hyde Park Plaza on the second Saturday from 9 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Led by Jeff Machzum and others the group aims to raise money for their Junior Prom and Purcell scholarships while promoting recycling of tin bi metal aluminum and bundled newspapers. Contact Jeff Machzum at 871 1908 for details.
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Hyde Park Plaza
Jeff Machzum
Rick Raabe
Pete Magill
Toby Shumrick
Ark Kruse
Mike Kalthoff
Purcell
Mariemont Council Deliberates Funding and Safety Issues
The council discusses safety concerns on the sidewalk between East St and Indianview and considers a recreation joint-use plan with the board of education. Police Chief Shanks notes the Police Intelligence Coordinating Agency faces loss of federal funding and seeks $100 from each of 86 member agencies to stay active.
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Indianview
Donald Fisher
Police Council
Donald Shanks
Police Intelligence Coordinating Agency
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Kleinfeldt
Board of Education
Davies
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Wooster Pike
Health and Sanitation Committee
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Public Works Director Proposes Waste Disposal Cooperation
Dettmer Norwood, director of public works, seeks cooperation with Merco Diversified for a solid waste disposal project. Hilton Davis built a steam facility using waste but requires more waste to operate. The village reinvests 20000 now per the treasurer while a 60000 investment matures. funds are needed for the Wittmeyer property and other expenses.
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Dettmer
Norwood
Merco Diversified
Hilton Davis Corporation
Wittmeyer
Santa Claus Drives Free Rides on Cincinnati Metro Routes
Santa will ride specially marked Queen City Metro coaches in Cincinnati on December 20 21 23 and 24 offering free fares to anyone who rides with him courtesy of Provident Bank. He will be on Route A on Dec 20 then Route 69 through Madisonville Oakley and Hyde Park on Friday Monday and Tuesday and Route 28 to Mariemont on Monday. For details call Metro information center at 621-4455.
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Santa Claus
Queen City
Santa
Metro
Outstanding Cincinnati Citizen Award Nominees Sought
The Cincinnati Public Relations Society of America chapter announces the Outstanding Cincinnati Citizen Award to honor a Greater Cincinnatian for promoting communication and understanding. Nominations are due January 1 and will be announced in mid March. Submit to Ron Lustik at Procter & Gamble.
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Procter & Gamble
Cincinnati
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