Cruise-in at the Cabin fundraiser at Monroe Park
Butler County event runs 6 to 9 p m today at Monroe Community Park 500 S Main St with music and games for under 12s to raise funds for Monroe Historical Society display supplies Free admission car entry 10 Rain date Thursday Sept 5 for details call 513 539 2270 Former presidential candidate Howard Dean to speak Sept 3 at Miami University Hamilton Parrish Auditorium 1601 University Blvd Dean a doctor and two term Vermont governor will discuss RX for Real Health Care The talk starts at 7 p m and is free but tickets required Reserve with Carla Ledford at ledford MiamiOH edu or 513 785 3020
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Shakespeare in the Park brings A Midsummer to Oxford Uptown Park
The Cincinnati Shakespeare Company presented A Midsummers Night Dream at Oxford Uptown Memorial Park on Tuesday with cast members Caitlin McWethy Justin King Maggie Lou Bader Charlie Cramer Zach Schute and Matthew Lytle in the lead roles.
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Caitlin McWethy
Justin King
Maggie Lou Bader
Charlie Cramer
Zach Schute
Matthew Lytle
Oxford Uptown Memorial Park
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Welcomer's Club of Northern Cincinnati to meet
The Welcomer's Club of Northern Cincinnati holds its first meeting of the year for current and prospective members on Sept. 10 at the VOA office of Libey Cline. Social time starts at 6 p.m. A fashion show by J.Jill will be featured. Call 513-874-0271 or visit www.welcomerscincinnati.
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Warren County to Break Ground on New Justice Drive Office
Groundbreaking ceremonies set for Sept 6 at 2 p.m. at the site south of the Common Pleas Court. The county commissioners signed a design-build contract with Ferguson Construction Co of Dayton for up to 6.6 million dollars, including 158 209 dollars to relocate fiber optic lines. Denise Galahan reports. The Springboro school board will meet at 8 p.m. to consider 1000-dollar stipends for district administrators and a health care cost increase to 20 percent for staff including merit pay up to 2 percent next year. The board may also approve carryover of unused vacation days and discuss educational assistants and substitute teacher pay. The meeting is at Springboro High School 1675 S Main. 937-748-3960. Lawrence Budd
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Monroe Garden Club installs officers at tea room
The Monroe Garden Club will hold an Installation of Officers Ceremony at 4 p.m. on September 21 at Strawberries and Daydreams Tea Room located at 12 North Main Street in Miamisburg. The cost for the three tier tea is 13 dollars and reservations are due by September 18 to Anna Hale. The club meets at 7 p.m. on the third Tuesday each month in the James Monroe Community Room.
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Cincinnati fire lieutenant sues over race discrimination in federal trial
In Cincinnati, Mark Broach, a black fire lieutenant, says two white captains discriminated against him and falsely accused him of neglecting duty after he resisted helping oust another black firefighter. The city and supervisors deny the allegations as a federal trial proceeds with jurors expected to start deliberations today or Friday.
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