Community Roundup Highlights Local Events Across Middletown
Strait-Gate Cathedral serves $6 dinners for building fund at 814 Eighth Ave from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fish, green beans, mashed potatoes and corn bread on menu. Middletown Library hosts annual book sale at new site 39 N Broad St with bag sale for $3. Donations welcome.
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Strait-Gate Cathedral
Strait-Gate Cathedral of Faith
Eighth Ave
Middletown Library
Middletown Public Library
Middletown Exhibition Center
N. Broad St
Friends of the Library
Montgomery Ward
Frisch's
Towne Mall
Edie Johnson
Elder Beerman
Michelle Trainer
Middletown High School
Brenda Newton
Central Academy
Middletown Christian School
Community Pregnancy Center
Smith Park
Central Ave
Scott “Scooter
Huntsbarger
Fricker’s
Roosevelt Blvd
Froggy Blues
Monroe
Middletown
Helen Dugan
Kathie Brand
Katz Njammers
Juno.com
Hank Hagaman
Pam Leitzinger
Susan Schirmer
Tom Pressler
J.C. Gordon
Dave Pelfrey
Christine Dennin
Carl Eva Greer
Cinci
Children Learn By Working On National Day
Scott Roberts a fifth grader from Farmersville Elementary spent National Take Your Child to Work Day with his grandfather Harold Roberts in Middletown. They picked up trash in Smith Park and planted trees in Pioneer Cemetery, sharing time together despite hard work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Roberts
Scott
Farmersville
Harold Roberts
Middletown
Smith Park
Middletown Historic Pioneer Cemetery
Roberts
Pioneer Cemetery
Sgt. Mitterspaw
Lauren
Fenwick High School
Muterspaw
Roosevelt and
Breiel Boulevard
Middletown Division of Police
Middletown thefts hit residences and businesses
Police report nights of thefts in Middletown. A James Proffitt residence on Howard Avenue lost two wheels valued at 500 each from a pickup. Don's Tire Center on Verity Parkway saw about 30 aluminum rims and 20 steel rims stolen from a shed. A rock damaged a car at Phyllis Collins Illinois Avenue home. A Tracy Singleton Columbia Avenue pickup was stolen with a missing battery from two weeks earlier.
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James Proffitt
Howard Avenue
Don's Tire Center
Verity Parkway
Eddie Sorrell
Phyllis Collins
Illinois Avenue
Tracy Singleton
Columbia Avenue
Thief Steals Purses From Cars At Outreach Day Care Lot
A suspect stole a purse from Tracy Bjorklund of the 1800 block of Wayne Madison Road and another from Rachel Brown of the 2000 block of Saybrooke Drive while their cars were parked at Outreach Day Care, 700 S. Marshall Road, Tuesday afternoon. Both purses contained personal items and identification plus a checkbook and credit card cache. A separate note references a Jamaica Road banquet invitation with details and contact numbers for Carlisle alumni events.
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Wneone
Tracy Bjorklund
Wayne- Madison Road
Outreach Day Care
S. Marshall Road
Rachel Brown
Saybrooke Drive
Carlisle High alumni banquet set for June 11
Carlisle High School plans the annual alumni banquet for the class of 1955 at Carlisle High School. The event will bring together former students for a reunion and reception at the school.
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Carlisle High School
Franklin First Church of God Rummage Sale
Franklin First Church of God announces a rummage sale in Franklin. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach. Sale features clothing, household items, books, and misc. Volunteers welcome to donate and assist on sale day.
Church rummage sale at River Street church this week
Church of God at 704 S River St hosts a rummage sale today through Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm with lunch including soup sandwiches and baked goods. Call 937 746 5174 for details. Franklin High School Winter Guard to hold garage sale at 420 Harpwood Drive from 8 30 am to 5 pm today Saturday and Sunday to benefit the winter guard program.
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Church of God
S. River St
Franklin Winter Guard
Franklin High School Winter Guard
Harpwood Drive
Germantown Habitat Healers Training Session
Habitat Healers orientation and training scheduled Saturday from noon to 2 p m at Germantown MetroPark Nature Center 6910 Boomershire Road Germantown Ohio Volunteers aged 14 and older invited to join MetroParks effort to protect manage and restore habitats Call Bob Butts at 937 275 PARK
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Germantown MetroPark Nature Center
Boomershire Road
Germantown
MetroParks
Bob Butts
Otterbein to Host Open House at Marble Hall Shaker Museum
Otterbein Retirement Living Community announces an open house celebrating the Union Village Bicentennial at Marble Hall. The historic Shaker building now houses the Shaker Museum and Otterbein Homes Museum. Hours are 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Call 513 933 5471.
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Otterbein
Marble Hall
Otterbein Retirement Living
Union Village
Shaker
Shaker Museum
Otterbein Homes Museum
Monroe Safety Rodeo at United Methodist Church
Monroe United Methodist Joyful Sisters sponsor a Safety Rodeo from 2 to 4 p.m. May 14 at 206 East Ave Monroe. Free to the public with local state and federal exhibits plus health and safety representation. Call 513 539 7290.
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Monroe Church
Monroe United Methodist Joyful Sisters
East Ave
Call
Ridgeville Women Host Annual Rummage Sale in Ohio
The Women's Ministry of Ridgeville Community Church sponsors a rummage sale from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday in the multipurpose room at Ridgeville Christian School Ohio 48 and Lower Springboro Road. Call (513) 932-5504 for details.
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Ridgeville
Ridgeville Community Church
Ridgeville Christian School
Ohio 48
Lower
Springboro Road
Edgewood spring musical Schoolhouse Rock Live set at Edgewood High
Edgewood High School will present Schoolhouse Rock Live tonight at 7 30 and again Saturday at 2 and 7 30 in the Edgewood High School Auditorium. All seats are 6 dollars. Cast includes Cassandra Baker Cindy Braden Jessi Braden Jake Brown Patrick Brown Zach Brown Lisa Burton Sarah Cole and others. A Rubbermaid tool container eight gas grill lids were stolen from Chris Turner’s front yard on Sal Boulevard. A rock was thrown through a vacant rental property window on North Miami Street. Four tires were removed from Larry Dougherty’s Dodge Dakota at Whitey’s Tavern on State Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgewood
Edgewood High School
Cassandra Baker
Cindy Braden
Jessi Braden
Jake Brown
Patrick Brown
Zach Brown
Lisa Burton
Sarah Cole
DJ Collins
Brian Delker
Cara Donisi
Tyler Griffin
Drew Helton
Chris Turner
Sal Boulevard
Miami Street
Christie House
Larry Dougherty
Whitey's
State St
Take Back the Night march to stand against abuse
A Northern Kentucky survivor, who was raped at thirteen and later abused, joins nearly 400 marchers in the 16th Take Back the Night event in Cincinnati and Newport. The program features a Clothes Line Project, speak out, and counseling via Rape Crisis Center and Women's Crisis Center, with UC students organizing.
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Northern
Kentucky
Sawyer Point
Cincinnati
Taylor Southgate Bridge
Newport
World Peace Bell
Rape Crisis & Abuse Center
Women’s Crisis Center
University of Cincinnati
Sarrah Garvin
Clothes Line Project
United States
Sarah Hester McDermott
March
Inington
Cincinnati Police Personal Crimes Unit
Garvin
McDermott
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Pat Auckerman
Middletown Journal
Lauren Muterspaw
Rodney Muterspaw
Division of Police
Rob Banks
Lauren Mitterspaw
Rodney
Midn Ftown Journal
Jamaica Road
Carlisle
Barbara Ellis Mabry
Dean Phillips
Franklin
Franklin First Church of God
Franklin First
Lebanon
Springboro
Trenton
Danielle Butsch
Sara Hester McDermott
The
Cincinnati Post
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