Officer shoots at outlet mall in Monroe prompts investigation
Emergency responders investigated a shooting at the Cincinnati Premium Outlet Mall in Monroe around 9 15 p m. Police confirmed the incident but did not release names of the officer or victim or details of the motive. Updates available at MiddletownJournal com.
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More use grows for prepaid debit cards
Consumer Reports rates prepaid debit cards by value and cost noting flexibility and convenience but flagging high fees. The report highlights differences among major issuers and urges careful comparison before choosing a card.
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Insight into the local economy on Main Street Market closings and consolidation causes. Education debate features educators from the region discussing school effectiveness. Insider peek interviews Middletown High School coach Mark Baker.
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Carter Enshrined at Hall of Fame in Canton
Former Middletown High School star Cris Carter finally enters the Pro Football Hall of Fame at Canton after six attempts. His induction in the Class of 2013 comes with emotional moments and a tribute to Ohio State as he addresses the crowd at Fawcett Stadium alongside peers Jonathan Ogden and Dave Robinson.
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Jobs surge for temp workers reshaping wages and benefits
Seven years ago Larry Mayham earned 13 dollars an hour driving handicapped clients. Now he works as a temp at 10 dollars an hour and under 30 hours weekly, in pain from a tooth issue and relying on a monthly food pantry. The trend shows more firms using temporary workers. Temp employment reached 2.7 million nationwide, a record high, with private sector growth contributing about one fifth in the region in 2012.
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Food stamp recipients in Ohio include a diverse group
A Middletown Journal investigation analyzes federal data on Ohio food stamp recipients, revealing white rural and suburban residents like Jennifer Smith, Jackie Maxwell, and Carl Smith. The report counters stereotypes that benefits mainly aid inner city minorities, noting two thirds of recipients are white and include children, seniors, veterans, and working people amid ongoing congressional debates over cuts.
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