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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 2004

Page

15

Trenton man charged with felony domestic violence

A Trenton man, Bobby Thoroughman, 29, was charged with one count of felony domestic violence after an incident on Sycamore Road. Police say he assaulted a woman, flipped a chair trapping her, and kicked her while she lay on the floor. Children at the residence reported fear, leading to his arrest and $3,000 bond. He remains at Middletown City Jail and faces Middletown Municipal Court on Monday.

Trenton Sycamore Road Bobby Thoroughman Thoroughman Middletown City Middletown Gideon Road Rezos

100 mph chase ends with arrest in Trenton

Cincinnati man Craig Mahaney, 21, led an officer on a high speed pursuit on Woodsdale Road reaching 100 mph in a 35 mph zone. He was charged with speeding fleeing and eluding and reckless operation. Three people were injured in a separate crash near Trenton Road in St. Clair Township, with injuries reported as serious. hospitals include Middletown Regional, Fort Hamilton and University of Cincinnati Hospital. The 6 p.m. crash is under investigation.

Trenton Cincinnati Craig Mahaney Woodsdale Road Woodsdale Wayne-Madison Mahaney Trenton Road St. Clair Township Butler County Sheriff's Office Middletown Regional Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton University of Cincinnati

Port Middletown Graffiti Ties to Earlier Incidents say Councilman

Vandals spray paint recently dedicated Port Middletown. Councilman Perry Thatcher believes canal plaza graffiti may relate to prior incidents on his property downtown. Parker family and their ewes won 11 ribbons at the county fair. Residents vote on tax issues in Valley View and Preble Shawnee districts. Obituaries and funeral notices appear in the same section. City Editor Bob Irvin oversees this section.

Middletown Perry Thatcher Canal Plaza Valley View Preble Shawnee

Carlisle Neighborhood Liaison Officers aim to greet residents

Carlisle inaugurates a Neighborhood Liaison Officers program with seven zone officers for one year each. The goal is to meet every resident, build trust, and improve crime reporting while maintaining strict confidentiality. Officers will hand out business cards and explain the program during home visits.

Carlisle James Slyder Tim Boggess Boggess Lebanon

Monroe Levy tax defeat ends plan to raise income tax

Monroe residents voted against a 0.5 percent income tax increase to 1.5 percent, depriving the city of about 1.5 million dollars for deficits and public works. City Manager Bill Brock tied the defeat to distrust in finances and said the council may retry in November.

Monroe Butler Warren Bill Brock Brock John Birch Birch Council

Bond revoked in attempted murder case in Hamilton County

Judge revoked bond for Christopher Rezos 35 in a case charging two counts of attempted aggravated murder and one count of kidnapping. Victim Amy Rezos 35 was released from Miami Valley Hospital after two gunshot wounds to the head. The couple married in 1995 and have two children. a protection order and divorce filings followed prior to the July violence.

Hamilton Butler County Liberty Township Christopher Rezos Amy Rezos Miami Valley Hospital Dayton

Helping Kids Stay Connected Through Shared Family Time

Patty Demott of Germantown enjoys horseback riding with her 17 year old daughter as a way to bond. Experts from Miami University emphasize simple starts like shared meals and regular talks to foster open communication and authoritative parenting that reduces teen risk behaviors.

Patty Demott Germantown Patty Gary Peterson Miami University Peterson Demott Sarah Jordan Evan

Trenton Celebrates First National Night Out Night Out

Eli Joseph enjoys a snow cone during National Night Out in Trenton Tuesday. The city marks its first participation in the 21 year old program, joining residents for a community night out.

Eli Joseph Trenton

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