Oakley Council sets top budget priorities and safety concerns
Oakley residents at the May 23 Community Council meeting backed a senior citizens center as the top priority for the city budget. They also sought clinics, social services, and a neighborhood business study, while stressing zoning enforcement and keeping the area residential. Local issues included a Pillars subdivision zoning appeal, Mad Hatter nightclub nuisance and parking, Kenner plant employee parking, and a stalled playground program funding. A June 18 steering meeting and a September 26 council session were announced, with nominations to be sought for office.
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Jackie Litzinger
Oakley
Oakley Community Council
Tate
Pillars
Bee
Brotherton
Community Council
Appleton St
Charles Horstman
District Six
Liceman
Horst- Belp
A. Tate
Council
Liquor Board
Kenner
31St St
Kenner Em Earees
Og the
Action
Ing
Millsbrae
Minot
Withrow Highchool
Parent Teacher Student Community Association
New trustees elected to GHPCC board in Hyde Park
The Greater Hyde Park Community Council held a May 28 general meeting to elect seven new trustees: David Hummel John Humphrey Ruth Keefe Elizabeth Knodel Nora May Nolan David Stofrefgan and James Terry. The group discussed Eastern Hills Planning and Coordinating Committee aims and funding, post office site proposals, traffic and safety concerns, and plans to expand the Community-Sector network to reduce crime. Open monthly meetings will continue on the first Tuesday at Knox Church.
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Greater Hyde Park
EHPCC
Smith Hickenlooper Jr
Eastern Hills Planning and Coordinating Committee
Hyde Park
Akley
Mt. Lookout
Hickenlooper
F Square
Park
Cincinnati
Hyde Park Square
GHPCC
Knox Church
Mantle
Evening with Our Friends at MT. Adams School
MT. ADAMS SCHOOL for the Creative and Performing Arts presents An Evening with Our Friends on June 7 and 8 at the Playhouse in the Park. Exhibits open at 7 p.m. and a concert follows at 8 p.m. Chris Connally of Hyde Park is involved.
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MT. Adams School For the Creative and Performing Arts
Our Friends
Playhouse In the Park
Chris Connally
Hyde Park
Councilman seeks uses for Erie and Marburg mudhole site
Cincinnati Councilman Tom Brush asked the recreation commission for a recommendation on possible uses of the Erie and Marburg mudhole property. The city solicitor recommended denying Liberal Market's permit to build a food store there due to depth and variance issues. The extension would usually need single ownership, but UC's long term lease with JFL appeared dual ownership at this site. Brush said next steps include exploring recreation use and pursuing appropriations, with the developers able to appeal to the zoning board of appeals.
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Cincinnati
Tom Brush
The
Recreation Commission
Erie and
Marburg
Liberal Market
Liberal
JFL Corporation
Brush
Zoning Board of Appeals
Madisonville forms Human Services Association
Pat Davis, social worker and chair of the new Madisonville Human Services Association, says the group pools information to avoid duplications. Members include welfare workers, visiting nurses, home aides, and reps from Ohio Youth Commission and Mental Health groups, meeting monthly at M House.
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Pat Davis
Madisonville
Ms. Davis
Isset
Maddisonville Coordinating Council
Ohio Youth Commission
New Life For Girls
Cincinnati Mental Health Association
Mental Health Services East
Lyons
Davis
Human Services Association
PTA
M House
Madison Rd
Mariemont School Employees to Get 6 Percent Raise
Mariemont Board of Education approved a six percent salary boost for service employees as a cost of living adjustment to keep wages competitive. The board also discussed legal advice on a potential Greater Cincinnati metropolitan district and reviewed staff resignations, retirements, and a driver simulation program.
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Mariemont Board of Education
Robert Crabbs
Crabbs
Greater
Cincinnati
Mariemont
Luken to Meet Postmaster General Over Hyde Park Post Office
U S Representative Thomas Luken says a June 6 meeting with Postmaster General E T Klassens will push the local post office site study. Community groups backed two sites but regional officials rejected them, prompting renewed talks on a consolidated office. Remodeling progresses at the Hyde Park Square Kroger, now Villager Food Store plans include a full grocery and deli with standard staples.
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U.S
Thomas Luken
Eastern Hills Journal
E.T. Klassens
Citizens’ Committee
East End
Kroger
Hyde Park Uare
Don Follmer
King Kwik Minit Market Inc
Villager Food Stores
the Journal
Villager
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Oakley Council
Margaret O’banion
28Th St
Cincinnati Milacron
Alber’s
Hyde Park Plaza
Consolidated Post Office
Oakley Hyde Park Christianshoren
Creatc
Post Office
Industrial
Postal Service
Tom Luken
Brendamour
Dwards
Hyde Park Lane
MT. Airy Forest
Big Brothers
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Ault Park
First National Bank of Cincinnati
Symphony Women’s Committee
Gerald C. Petersen
Observatory Rd
Ethan B. Stanley
Weebetook le
Mary Lee Secor
Minto Dr
Campbell Lodge
Cold Spring
William Ryan
Monte Carlo
Christ the King Parish
Cardinal Pacelli
Ellison Ave
Mary Lou Boylan
St. Mary School
St. Mary’s
Dinator
Public Library of
Knopf
Richwood Ave
Roger Feist
Cincinnati Flower Growers Association
Ralph Knopf
Hamilton
Gary Stamm
David Weekley
Edwina Ellis
Lee Corbin
Debroah Carle
Terrace Park
Grace Horton
Tritons
Jo Lakeman
Akgp
Oaks
Luken
Charles Wilson
California
Postal Service Committee of Congress
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