Second Ward Council to meet and workshops listed
Second Ward Community Council meets at 6 30 p m today at Middletown Community Center 800 Lafayette Ave Executive board convenes at 5 30 p m Stop Smoking Workshop runs 7 p m today through April 19 at Berea Seventh Day Adventist Church 1701 Columbia Ave Pre registration 10 Call 513 424 6469 or 513 422 1497 College information session 6 7 p m today at Middletown Community Center theme Success at Your Own Back Door Enroll at Miami University Middletown Contacts Carl James Ewers 513 727 3205 Cecelia Thompson 513 425 7866 NARFE to meet at noon Tuesday Golden Corral Middletown 3350 Village Drive Call Ben Fleming 937 746 2577 VFW Post 3809 election of officers 5049 Central Ave Middletown 11 a m 6 p m Tuesday Names listed Arboretum Natural Notebook April 12 4 30 5 30 p m Dress for weather Bring a sit upon Carl Debbie 513 425 7250 AARP rally lobby day bus tour to Columbus April 12 Pick up 9 30 a m Towne Mall Space for two wheelchairs Call coordinators Helen Dutch 513 422 3866 Audrey Schroff 513 423 1591 Alesia Barnhizer 513 423 1734 Today s civic agenda Middletown School Board work session 6 30 p m Administration Building 1515 Girard Ave Thief reports and burglaries across town Page notes ongoing incidents and upcoming senior center events including lunch reservation deadline today and free GED classes plus anniversary and planning notices.
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Second Ward Council
Second Ward Community Council
Middletown Community Center
Lafayette Ave
Berea Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Columbia Ave
Miami University
Middletown
Carl James Ewers
Cecelia Thompson
NARFE
National Active
Federal Employees Association
Golden Corral
Village Drive
Ben Fleming
VFW
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Central Ave
James Barker
Robert Hale
Michael Stoops
Rodney McGuire
Steve Howard
Donald L. Hamilton
Bernie van Scoter
Butch Post
Kenny Wills
Steve Grimes
Lonnie Lane
Victor Wells
Bull's Run
Chris Parker
Rosedale Road
Curryer Road
Redbud Drive
Carl Debbie
AARP
Columbus
Ohio
Middletown Area
Statehouse
Towne Mall
Helen Dutch
Audrey Schroff
Alesia Barnhizer
MASC
Local government meetings and Lebanon boil advisory update
Germantown Cemetery Board meets at 5 30 p m while the Butler County Transportation Improvement District and County Commission hold sessions at designated rooms and times. Lebanon issues a boil advisory for all customers south of Orchard Avenue and east of Bypass 48 due to a water main break. The advisory remains in effect until further notice with cooking drinking water boiled for one minute. Kindergarten Orientation at Madison Primary School informs families of both all day and half day programs for the 2005 2006 school year with an orientation on April 14 and registration events on April 26.
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Lebanon Water Department
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Madison
Middletown-Eaton Road
Open Enrollment Applications For Monroe Local Schools
Monroe Local Schools invites outside-district seventh through twelfth graders to apply for the 2005 2006 school year. Applications available 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. through May 31 at the board office 30 Overbrook Drive Suite D. Pick up and return in person no mail. Board of Education meeting 7 p.m. in Monroe Elementary Cafeteria. Details on Catwalk event at Madison Primary 8:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 27 call 513 420 4755.
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Overbrook Drive
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Township Trustees Meeting at Turtlecreek Township
Township Trustees meet at 7 p.m. in the Township Administrative Offices at 1433 W. Ohio 63, Lebanon, to discuss local governance matters and community issues.
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Ohio
Lebanon
Trenton Traffic Restriction Planned for Wednesday
Ohio 73 will be reduced to one lane in each direction from Wehr Road to east of Edgewood High School. Flaggers will control traffic from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Trenton Planning Commission meets at Civic Hall 11 E. State St at 7 p.m.
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Ohio 73
Wehr Road
Edgewood High School
Trenton
Middletown re-enforces pit bull provisions in dog law
Ohio Supreme Court struck down parts of the dangerous dog law, but Butler County Prosecutor Robin Piper endorses enforcing the pit bull section with mandatory insurance and secure confinement. City officials aim to craft an administrative hearing to balance due process with public safety while pursuing ordinance changes.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Middletown
Butler County
Robin Piper
Piper
Mark Hoffman
Liz Lucas
Lucas
Hoffman
Village at the Streets housing draws big interest
Atlantic Homes plans 272 condominiums and 72 townhouses on 32.5 acres off Allen Road near The Streets of West Chester. Site work starts June 1 with construction in September 2004 and completion in spring 2006. About 175 interested buyers have already signed deposits and inquiries span Dayton and Northern Kentucky.
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Atlantic Homes
West Chester
Union Centre Boulevard
Asher
Allen Road
Ryan Homes
Mill Creek
Rave Motion Pictures
Bravo
Francesca Trego
Premier Mortgage
Easton Town Center
Columbus
Trego
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Dayton
Kentucky
Gary Shirk
Village At the Streets LLC
West Chester Township Zoning Commission
Shirk
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