A slide at Oakley Playground draws joyful praise
Four year old Robin Green of Berwyn Place says Oakley Playground is a fun spot on sunny spring days during a visit with her mother.
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Newspaper
Eastern Hills Journal
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
Four year old Robin Green of Berwyn Place says Oakley Playground is a fun spot on sunny spring days during a visit with her mother.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources approves two parks in Cincinnati area. Little Miami Scenic River Corridor extends Stanbery Park by 38 acres south of Beechmont and east of Elston. Little Duck Creek Corridor in Madisonville will span Bramble Park to Indian Hill with a 40 acre dual-sided park and paths. Board seeks 465000 federal aid with 150000 matching funds. work began May 1974.
Mariemont Village Council discussed Our Lady of Mercy Hospital appeal on June 2 as the hospital seeks to modify zoning use restrictions for front entrance gates. The panel reviewed a March 24 reversal of a planning commission decision approving two traffic control facilities on Rowan Hills Drive and the commission’s authority to decide.
Mariemont Hill’s Citizen’s Action Group will file a petition in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court seeking a temporary restraining order against use of gates and toll booths at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital front entrances, pending resident rights determination. The group argues the structures violate Residence A zoning.
OKI officials in Oakley on June 4 discussed funding shifts for new mass transit systems with federal support likely but local taxes and fees needed. The group noted guideways could spark growth if local plans enable new business, housing, and redevelopment while downtown remains Cincinnati’s economic hub.
The 14 students in James Allison's field ecology class from Mariemont High School backpacked into Daniel Boone National Forest for a weekend study. They observed plants and animals and saw clear streams and Grey's Arch, noting ecology different from their own area. Bo Oliver Amy Donovan and Terry Tatman showcased steady footing while Allison slipped into a creek. Cathy Castetter remained cheerful despite spring showers.
Cincinnati Councilman Thomas Brush urged a June 4 review of three Corridor C projects Colerain Modified Expressway Queen City Modified Expressway and Columbia Parkway. He asked halt on further property purchases until evaluation. Bids for widening Columbia Parkway US 50 from Torrence Parkway to Tusculum Ave are set for June 24 with a 1976 finish and $3.1 million total for four DOT projects.
The Coordinating Committee meets June 12 at 7 30 p.m. at St Anthony School Hall Madisonville to evaluate youth programs including Project ONE youth development lighted school and juvenile delinquency work. Attendees will discuss annual dues and plan a resident newsletter.
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