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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2005
Page
11
Witnesses report gunfire during a disturbance early Sunday in Middletown near a First Avenue business where a party occurred. A woman's station wagon left as bullets struck its driver’s side. three holes were found but interiors remained untouched. Police heard shots at 4:55 am and noted no shell casings were recovered.
A Middletown man found his car interior smoldering with dark windows and smoke after opening the door Saturday. Police reported front and rear seats and ceiling destroyed. arson investigator unavailable, owner advised to contact the fire department for inspection.
A Ross Township police officer helped deliver a baby at a Chevron gas station around 8 30 p m Sunday with dispatchers guidance. The mother and newborn boy were transported to Mercy Hospital Fairfield and names were not released.
City officials answer questions residents regularly pose in a periodic column for The Journal. The section runs pages B2 and B3, with topics spanning community news and editor notes, including a toy sale event run by a nine year old.
Middletown area hosts a Go Red for Women fashion show at Towne Mall to raise awareness that heart disease kills more women than any other disease. About 30 models, many connected to Middletown Regional Hospital, will walk the runway from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. with participation by local officials and volunteers.
Dallas native Michael Scoggins offers relaxed ballroom lessons at The Blue Goose in Oxford and venues in Middletown including Towne Athletic Center and DeWeese Dance Academy. He focuses on practical basics, aims for quick on floor use, and keeps a fun, social atmosphere for couples.
Two weeks after tabling a proposed IGA with the Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma for a $750 million, 600 acre casino near I-75 in Monroe, council members prepare for a first reading. Councilman Tannreuther backs the deal to shield city services, while critics urge more study and highlight moral and economic concerns from about 150 attendees.
Students from Monroe Junior and Senior High displayed art at the Suites at Hawthorn Glen, with residents and family touring paintings sculptures ceramics and mixed media works. Prizes went to Jason Hightower Elizabeth Riley Kathryn Chamberlain Felicia Fahnestock and Josh Hendrixson, with gift certificates from local art shops.
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