MHSE Gets Fresh Start New director named for MHSE East
Thomas W. Palmer, 1106 Beverly Hills Dr Mt Lookout, named executive director of Mental Health Services East for Catchment Area Five in eastern Hamilton County. Palmer previously worked with the Hamilton County Board of Mental Health and Mendtals as a coordinator focusing on community mental health planning program evaluation and writing.
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Mental Health Services East
MHSE
Thomas W. Palmer
Beverly Hills Dr
Mt. Lookout
Hamilton County
Palmer
St. Louis
Cincinnati Friar’s
Piaketball Department
Pene
Robert P. Beaty
Ae Y
Committee Receives Reply on East Side Post Office Plan
Smith Hickenlooper Jr. says Clarence B. Gels reports progress on site feasability studies for proposed East End Hyde Park post office facilities. The East End Hyde Park plan includes window and box service retention and a large Oakley facility to consolidate carrier operations.
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Smith Hickenlooper Jr
Specia East Side Post Office
The
Journal
Clarence B. Gels
Hickenlooper
Scherer
Cincinnati
East End
Hyde Park
Oakley
Cincinnati Council
Gerald Springer
O' Jaene Eastle
Madisonville School urged to revise curriculum and reading focus
The Cincinnati School Foundation urged Madisonville to designate the school as a reading pilot and place top priority on reading. The 38 page CSF report, based on 150 hours of study and surveys of students, teachers, and parents, cited outdated facilities and calls for major renovations and parent involvement to improve reading achievement.
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Madisonville School
Cincinnati School Foundation
Madisonville
C. Beatty Collins
Madisonville Coordinating Committee
Foundation
Indica
Nts
City Delays Permit for 26000 Sq Ft Hyde Park Supermarket
Ely Ryder of the city solicitor's office says an opinion on Liberal Markets' plan to build a 26 000 square foot supermarket at Erie and Marburg will be released later this week. Opponents cite traffic and park concerns as the vacant lot, called the mudhole, draws petitions. The site is owned by LLC and leased to JFL Corp.
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Earl
Ely Ryder
City Solicitor’ S Office
Liberal Markets
Erie and
Marburg
City Solicitor
Ryder
Mariemont Honors Retiring Recreation Director Kusel
Doc Kusel received a plaque for many years of service to the village of Mariemont as recreation director. Council discussed town projects, fire department changes, parking safety on Indianview Ave, and engineering bids for Hiawatha Ave reconstruction. Pool passes go on sale 7 9 p m with the pool opening May 25.
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Doc Kusel
Mariemont
Charles Straley
Catletn Hadcee
Straley
George Rabe
James Dougherty Jr
Indianview Ave
W Ee
Kral
Zeph and
Frietag
Hiawatha Ave
Community events and drives span Hyde Park to Madisonville
Arts fair entries due May 24 for Hyde Park Plaza fair on June 15 with prizes in painting and crafts. Spring Festival features Madisonville sixth graders May 17 in downtown garden. Mentoring volunteers sought for ONE PLUS program for youths on parole. Recycling and paper drives planned by Mariemont High Environment Group and Madisonville church Women of United Methodist Church, with schedules and pickup details. City recreation facility master plans announced with public planning meetings May 19 and May 21. SGT. Charles Horstman certified by University of Louisville for crime prevention. Walk for Life fundraiser on May 19 supports multiple charities including Birthright and Shriner facilities.
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Hyde Park Plaza
Plaza
Cincinnati Flower Growers Association
Public Library of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Madisonville
Charles Horstman
District Six
The
University of Louisville
Tional Crime Prevention Institute
Trade at Home Classified Ad Benefit Emphasized
The notice promotes trading “at home” and urges readers to place ads first to save time and money. It cites Phyllis Iehl selling antiques and items, noting the value of responding to ads in the newspaper. The message encourages using the paper for quick local exchanges.
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Phyllis Iehl
Coraystors
CSNI
Sue
Viaduct financing study urged after public concerns
Cincinnati officials will study alternate funding for a new Grandin Rd viaduct replacement. The plan evaluates effects on Mt Lookout and Hyde Park neighborhoods with 2 million dollar bridge cost. Residents largely favor keeping the viaduct per a Mt Lookout Civic Club survey.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Lookout
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Ohio Youth Commission
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King’s Island
Herschel Ave
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Nick Pucci
Kim Eby
Leigh Robinson
Sharon Altman
Max Altman
Vermilion
Kilgour
ONE Plus
Daryl Domonkos
Gary Stibel
Mariemont High
Environment Group
Maupin
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William Schmidt
Robert Chaus
Eastwood
Eastwood Recreation
SOLE
Benois Dorr
Art Hoffman
Lee
Ely
Salvation Army
Shriners
Madisonville Development Fund
Lyon Jr. High
Lyon
William Keeler
Nick Neblett
Sherry Wilson
Jeffrey Dunn
Aprill Jones
Jackie Dell
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