Fairfax OKs backboards and sewer decision debate
Mayor Ronald Cribbet appoints a committee led by Tom Boles to study placing basketball backboards for children in Fairfax with support from Charlie Brown and Jim Finan. Meadowlarke residents voiced no objections while a storm sewer dispute with Neyer Construction was kept as is pending engineer review.
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Ronald Cribbet
Fairfax
Tom Boles
Charlie Brown
Jim Finan
Carrelton Williamson
Meadowlarke
Virmorgan Zieglar
Zieglar
Meyer
Art Andrews
Wall Proposal for Watterson Street Bridge Plan
A preliminary sketch proposes a wall at the Watterson Street bridge to deflect debris in high water. The 34 foot bridge is estimated to cost 8000 dollars. Work on the retaining wall at Red Bank and Wooster is scheduled to start May 9.
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Watterson St. Bridge
Andrews
Red Bank
Wooster
Mudhole redevelopment debated by city planning group
The Erie Dear road site known as the mudhole spurs rezoning talk as Liberal Markets proposes a 26,000 square foot store. Residents split over traffic noise and recreation options with Hyde Park urging park use while UC leases and ownership complicate plans.
GHPCC Plans General Membership Meeting
The Greater Hyde Park Community Council schedules a general membership meeting for 7 30 p m on Tuesday May 28 at Hyde Park United Methodist Church. The group also weighed rezoning R 5 to R 5 T for 2715 and 2717 19 Observatory to permit an office or beauty shop. Memorial Day deadlines for Journal May 29 have shifted to Thursday May 23 for news. The green commission held an Apr 29 hearing on the request. supporters cite spot zoning concerns due to nearby residential areas. Neighbors split on the proposal with some in favor and others opposed. The board also discussed the Grandin Viaduct and ongoing outreach to local residents on future plans. Nominee naming for GC elections was reviewed with a call to emphasize committees and outreach.
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Greater Hyde Park
Green Commission
Bob Williams
GHPCC
Williams
Community Council
Theen
Scrib Mantle
Grandin Viaduct
Grandin Rd
Community notices and events announced in Mt Lookout and Oakley
Local car wash at Cardinal Pacelli School Mt Lookout May 1 supports Red Cross tornado victims. Mariemont hosts Ice Cream Social June 1 4 to 8 pm Bel Park with parade the night before. Paper drive May 17 18 Lyon Jr High. Norwood Class of 1924 50th anniversary May 18 at Inn. Oakley Library May art crafts exhibit by Oakley Senior Center. Police offer burglar resistant home security checks via Sgt Horstman District 6.
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Otcheh
Cardinal Pacelli
Mt. Lookout
Ellison Ave
Red Cross
Bernemye
Fae Park
Blanche Dickins
Norwood High School
Eecael Inn
Billacciee
Pandora Ave
Madisonville
Cincinnati
Recreation passes on sale in Mariemont for 1974
Mariemont recreation passes for 1974 go on sale from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays through May 23 at the village munic building on Wooster Pike. Prices: eight dollars for junior passes, 14 dollars for adults, and 50 dollars for family passes. The final sale date is May 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. Passes bought after May 23 cost four dollars more and must be picked up at the pool. Tennis memberships are sold with swim passes. junior memberships run seven dollars.
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Mariemont
Ore Oan Village Munic
Wooster Pike
May 19 Fundraisers Tackle Cystic Fibrosis
The Patton family in Hyde Park mobilizes May 19 Cystic Fibrosis Sunday fundraisers to raise 99000 for CF research and care including a Children’s Hospital clinic. Patton’s two younger daughters Christine and Missy have CF, Julie is a carrier, and the family aims to improve diagnosis and treatment.
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Missy
Christine Patton
Hyde Park
Bob Schreve
An Patton
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
Children’s Hospital
Ts. Patton
Patton
Christine
Julie
Madisonville Eastwood seek input on recreation master plan
Eastwood and Madisonville residents are invited to attend pre public meetings for a detailed recreation facilities master plan by Peacock Garn and Partners for the Cincinnati Seation Commission. Meetings 7:30 p.m. on May 21 at Madisonville Library and May 20 at Eastwood Recreation Center feature planner and Cincinnati Recreation Commission staff to gather community preferences.
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Madisonville
Eastwood
Cincinnati Seation Commission
Peacock, Garn and Partners, Inc
Madisonvi
Whetsel Ave
Eastwood Recreation Center
Eastwood Dr
Robert Burdett
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Recreation Youth Orchestra
Wcet-Tv
Lacuey Garden
Kevin Kellar
Larrence Kellar
Vista Terr
Irma Lazarus
WCET
Fairview
James Ritz
East Hills Loop bus seeks rider growth to stay afloat
Hyde Park Plaza official Tony Palazzolo cautions the East Hills Loop charter bus needs higher ridership to break even. The route through Oakley and Hyde Park averages 350 riders weekly, far below the 700 to 1000 needed, with March costs over $2000 and only $400 in fares collected.
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East Hills
Hyde Park Plaza
Oakley
Hyde Park
Tony Palazzolo
Palazzolo
End Palazzolo
Food retailer to sign papers for Hyde Park Kroger sublease
Kroger plans sublease of the empty Hyde Park Square Kroger, with a food chain expected to sign papers this week and occupy June 1 after lease approval. Pat O'Connor says the remodel will convert the store for full retail use and thanks the community groups for cooperation to protect Hyde Park Square.
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Kroger
Hyde Park Square
Pat O’connor
the Journal
O'Connor
Seasonal sales and lawn gear on offer
Harold Hattersley lists a broad array of lawn and golf equipment in a classified ad. The notice promotes seasonal sales and a wide range of items through CSNI petal ny ce just Me carbon apecialties.
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Harold Hattersley
Hyde Park Club Elects Four Directors at General Meeting
Hyde Park Cones Business Club elected four new directors to two year terms at a general meeting. New directors are William Ferrara insurance agent, Dr Robert Hodory dentist, James H Kamm banker, and Forrest Sutherland fruit and vegetable retailer. The group discussed the Hyde Park Square Art Show on Oct 6 with pre judging two weeks prior and space reserved for top 10 artists. The constitution was amended to allow citizen members and associate memberships to support the group.
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Hyde Park Cones Business Club
Illiam Ferrara
Robert Hodory
James H. Kamm
Forrest Sutherland
Hyde Park Square
Vicki Chisholm
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Cit Planning Commission
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Dears
Planning Commission
Herb Stevens
Erwin Hoffman
Tom Brush
Liberal Markets
JFL
Liberal
Tarpis
Frederick Schmidt
Soa Ce
Seana
William Reedy
James Loveless
Erie
Dan Birch
Margaret Winters
Pape Ave
Winters
Jim Royer
Hpra Recreation Committee
Roger Marian Ahlering
Gilmore
Oakley Senior Citizens Center
O’connor
Hyde Park Square Business Club
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