Carlisle police win safety education award in schools
Carlisle police received a National Child Safety Council plaque for outstanding service to safety education. During the past school year officers distributed manuals to students from kindergarten through sixth grade, visited classrooms, and staged film and magic show elements.
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Carlisle elects Kelly Borad as fourth mayor
Kelly Borad was sworn in Wednesday by Warren County Judge Daniel Fedders as Carlisle’s fourth mayor succeeding Melvin Reece. Borad, in office through 1979, outlined goals for a council with a plan for a $7.5 million sewer project and a needed water system as Carlisle contemplates city status. He spoke of mixed emotions and the heavy duties of the mayor’s role. Prince Edward Island’s 1873 confederation note appears in the report.
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Trenton planners weigh 2115 acre tract as potential powder keg
Trenton planners called a 2 115 acre industrial tract south of the city a powder keg as consultant Carl Coppes outlined revisions to the 1970 master plan. He said the land could attract a major industry and rapid residential growth, with a possible 11 000 employee operation boosting the region. Commissioners focused on a road system linking Ohio 63 and I 75, a north south Wayne Madison road split, and a loop bypass for Ohio 73 to channel heavy traffic. A staged annexation plan and land use sketches were slated for next meetings in August and September. Also approved a drive through stall at the First National Bank branch and welcomed a zoning certificate for the Moose Lodge to move to 707 W State St.
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Resignations Accepted From Germantown Officials
Two Germantown village officials, Councilman Gary West and Clerk-Treasurer Loma Gevedon, resigned with resignations accepted by the Village Council. West has served since 1977 and Gevedon will leave Sept. 30, allowing time to appoint successors. Mayor Russ Wilson praised their service and urged residents to apply to fill the vacancies.
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102 year old Joe Sutton honored for fair attendance
Joe Sutton, 102, received a plaque and was honored as Joe Sutton Day at Greene County Fair in Xenia Ohio for perfect attendance across more than a century of fairs. Born May 15, 1876, he recalls planting corn under Grover Cleveland and a 1900 Yellow Springs horse race.
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