Middletown Teen Faces Vandalism Probe At Former School
Police investigated a 9 year old boy suspected of breaking into the former John XXIII Elementary School with two stolen knives, breaking a window with a rock, and authorities will decide on charges. Also listed are job fair dates, health screenings, nature program, sleep apnea talk, Women History Month lectures, support group meetings, and MACC grant seminar notices along with a series of local vandalism and theft reports in Middletown.
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Central Avenue
Butler County
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Miami University
Byron
Levey Hall
Johnston Hall
E. University Blvd
Carlisle Road Closed for Farmington Crossing Rehab
Montgomery County Engineer permits Norfolk Southern to close Farmington Road from Wednesday through April 13 for a railroad crossing rehabilitation. Traffic detours via Carlisle and surrounding routes. weather could delay paving and reopening. Carlisle Silver Rails marks 25th anniversary with noon ceremony at Carlisle Lions Club Building followed by a covered-dish luncheon and reminiscence.
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Montgomery County
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Farmington Road
Carlisle
Chautauqua Road
Dayton Oxford Road
Fairview Drive
Union Road
Carlisle Silver Rails
Carlisle Lions Club
Park Drive
Silver Rails
Franklin approves tax boost and zoning change in brief action
Franklin approves a $5 local permissive tax on resident license plates to fund street and road improvements. The city rezones 1.55 acres at 125 Industrial Drive for Sun Chemical Corp from C-2 to M-2 for industrial ink production. Ed Schwaberow named acting finance director in Morgan’s absence. Morgan will retire in late May. Golden Buckeye sign-up at Deardoff Senior Center 605 S River St. call (937) 743-8100.
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Hamilton Scholarships Deadline and Local Events
Scholarships totaling 500 and 1000 dollars are awarded by Butler County Farm Bureau with deadlines on Thursday. Applications available at 140 Millikin St Hamilton. museum exhibit through May 31 at Warren County Historical Society. admission 4 dollars adults, 3.5 seniors, 2 children. Also Warren County Adult New Readers dine April 13 at Otterbein with Karen Scheid speaking. reservations due Thursday. Open enrollment for Monroe Local Schools ends May 31. watercolor and yoga classes offered locally with schedules and contact numbers.
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Call
Warren County Historical Society Museum
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Phillippi
Otterbein
Ohio
Lebanon
Karen Scheid
Ohio Department of Education Adult Basic
ABLE
Monroe
Overbrook Drive
Suite D
Edgewood Drill Team sells spirit bracelets fundraiser
Edgewood High School's Edgewood Drill Team is selling silicone Spirit bracelets for 3 to 4 dollars. Bracelets can feature Edgewood Cougars Drill Team Football Basketball Baseball or Cheerleader phrases. Proceeds fund outfits. order by bringing cash to Richard's Pizza in Trenton 7 to 8 p.m. through Friday. call (513) 988-1790 or 988-0565. Register for Trenton Library spring storytimes by calling (513) 988-9050. Infant and Toddler Storytime runs Wednesdays April 6–27 at 10:15 or 11 a.m. Toddler Story and Craft Time is Tuesdays April 5–26 at 11 a.m. Preschool Story Time and Crafts runs Tuesdays April 5 or Fridays April 8 at 10 a.m. or 1:30 p.m.
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Germantown Parks Meeting on Civic Agenda at Depot
Germantown Parks and Recreation schedules a 7 p.m. meeting at the Depot to discuss community programs and park services for residents. The session outlines upcoming activities and budget considerations.
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Germantown Parks and Recreation
Depot
Germantown
Lebanon Shaker Miniatures Exhibit Set
Wendell Robinson creates scale models of Shaker furniture for an exhibit in Lebanon. The display features intricate miniature chairs tables and storage pieces showcasing traditional Shaker design and craftsmanship.
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Wendell Robinson
Monroe Museum Opens Seasonal Exhibit In Monroe
Monroe Historical Society invites the public to its seasonal opening at 10 E Elm St with a dolls and children's items exhibit. The display includes antiques from the museum and private dolls from Monroe resident Mary Jo Bauer, featuring an original Shirley Temple doll and pieces by Madame Alexander. The museum is open Thursdays 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Group visits can be arranged at 513 539 2270.
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E. Elm St
Monroe
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Shirley Temple
Madame Alexander
Oxford civic agenda outlines Miami University trustees meeting
The Miami University Board of Trustees schedules an 8 a.m. study session in the Ambassador Room followed by a 4 p.m. tentative public business session and a 4:30 p.m. tentative executive session at the Capital Club 41 S High St Columbus.
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Ambassador Room
Capital Club
S. High St
Columbus
Springboro Park Board Meeting Notice at City Building
The Springboro Park Board will convene at 7 p.m. at the Springboro Municipal Building located at 320 Central Ave. in Springboro to discuss park matters and agenda items.
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Springboro Park Board
Springboro
Central Ave
Police log from Trenton reports gun found and thefts
A loaded Northern Arms .22 revolver was turned in by Vera Elsbernd at Gas America, 987 W State St. A 1986 Honda Civic was reported stolen from Pierson Road, Ter rence Rooney noted it had sat unused for about three years. Prescriptions forAdderall belonging to Sarah Shepherd were stolen from West State Street home. A digital camera was stole from James Conley residence on Mars Drive. Mailboxes on Clara Drive were vandalized and one missing. Harold Webb door damaged on Linda Court. Wallet with debit cards and ID lost by customer at AmeriStop, 313 W State St.
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Gas America
State St
Vera Elsbernd
Pierson Road
Terrence Rooney
Sarah Shepherd
West State Street
James Conley
Mars Drive
Clara Drive
Mark Durham
Harold Webb
Linda Court
AmeriStop
W. State St
House Republicans push 6 percent college tuition cap in budget
House Republicans plan a 6 percent cap on tuition increases at state supported colleges as part of the two year budget. Gov Taft also proposes a 6 percent cap but would allow a 3 percent rise if financial aid funds are used. The House version rejects the extra 3 percent option.
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Ohio Board of Regents
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Sally Conway Kilbane
Rocky River
Kilbane
Ways and Means
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