Carlisle approves three year fire contract with Franklin Township
Carlisle Village Council votes 4 2 to back a three year fire protection agreement with Franklin Township governing service in unincorporated areas west of the Great Miami River. The deal raises administration cost sharing, funds six firefighters at Twin Creek station initially, and splits insurance and EMT costs, while keeping dispatch with Franklin.
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Carlisle
Franklin
Great Miami River
Kelly Borad
Ted Burgess
Twin Creek
Burgess
Swiger
Borad
Final Germantown Village Council meeting ends amicably
In Germantown the last council meeting for Mayor Marvin Hall and four departing council members was peaceful and brief. Hall praised local fire police and service departments, noted a modest salary for a dispatcher, and discussed year end appropriations as new officials prepared to be sworn in. He also announced John Metzner as zoning compliance officer after recent resignations and election changes.
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Germantown
Marvin Hall
Hall
Fire
Ervin Welch
Kettering
Ralph Moler
John Metzner
Metzner
Planning Commission
Madison Voters Could Back Tax-Free School Improvements
Madison School District weighs a June ballot proposal to fund building upgrades from existing tax collections. State law would credit any new debt against 1.78 mills in taxes, preserving about 51 thousand dollars annually for local use without a tax increase.
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Madison
Clyde Roush
Roush
Peasttown
Butler County Auditor's Office
Oush
Vandals Cut Down Trees On Walter Slough Property
Four pine trees on the rear of Walter Sloughs property at 745 Germantown Road were felled by vandals. Slough reported the incident to Butler County deputies on Thursday. The removed trees were valued at 200 dollars.
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Walter Slough
Germantown Road
Slough
Butler County
Madison school board sets 1978 commencement and meeting dates
The Madison school board announced the 1978 commencement for Sunday June 4 at 3 p.m and set an organizational meeting for 5 p.m January 9. They approved a raise for members to 40 dollars monthly, renewed Ohio School Boards Association membership, and discussed tax sheltered annuities for teachers. Homer Weikel and J Haines concluded long terms with tributes paid.
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Madison School Board
Clyde Roush
Ohio School Boards Association
Jenice Murray
Homer Weikel
Ion
J Haines
Weikel
Homer
Larry Emrick
Haines
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Franklin Township
Carlisle Council
Juanita Abney
Herbert Swiger
Robert Flischel
Town Hall
U.S
Robert Bullock
Gerald Cottongim
Shaddock
Central Avenue Market
Home Center
Grand Ave
Novelco
Mae
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Edea
Ano
B. Bag
Entie Selection of
Raadufiama
Bircher
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