Franklin board tables superintendent contract action
Franklin school board delayed renewal of Superintendent Shelby Middleton’s contract after a two hour caucus failing to agree on term. Current contract ends July 31. a special meeting is set for February 24 at 8 p.m. in the high school Little Theater.
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Shelby Middleton
Franklin School Board
Middleton
Douglas Whitaker
Tom Byrne
Carl Gorsuch
Paul Hillard
Susan Moore
Gorsuch
Whitaker
Byrne
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Moore
Stanley Kolb
National Homes
Ralph Phillips
Ohio Association of School Administrators
Ohio School Board Association
Capital Conference
Warren County Vocational Education
Middleton Faces Three Year Contract Amid Audience Clash
In a county school board meeting, former member Robert Hutson challenged Middleton's three year contract, while supporters in the 100 plus audience praised Middleton as superintendent since 1972. Whittaker defended the plan stating it serves the public interest and accountability.
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Robert Hutson
Middleton
Whitaker
Franklin teachers push 200000 bond for roof repairs
Franklin schools seek a 200000 bond to repair leaking roofs at the high school and Pennyroyal Elementary. If a pending court suit for a cash settlement is won, funds will pay off bonds. Levy rate and duration yet to be set, with a preliminary estimate of five years.
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Franklin
Pennyroyal
Carl Gorsuch
Franklin Area Women’s Republican Lincoln Day Dinner Speaker
Warren County GOP official Pete Egleston will speak at the Franklin Area Women’s Republican Club Lincoln Day dinner at St Mary’s Church Hall. Club president Barbara Thornton notes the invited gathering starts 6:30 p.m. with meat and beverages and a 1 dollar donation. Egleston, Franklin council member until Feb. 28, has served since January 1974 and is a newly designated Republican member of the Warren County Board of Elections.
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O.H ‘Pete
Egleston
Warren County
Republican Party
Franklin Area
Republican Club
Barbara Thornton
St. Mary's Church Hall
N. Main Street
Warren County Board of Elections
Madison Schools Win State Bus Funds for Two Buses
Madison School District will receive 21 877 dollars in state funds for two new buses. Ohio Board of Education Vice President Dr Everett L Jung of Hamilton announced the funds cover 74 percent of one bus and the full cost of the other.
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Madison
Ohio Board of Education
Everett L. Jung
Hamilton
Franklin bank lends taxi firm $1000 to cover insurance
The Franklin National Bank agreed to a $1000 loan to Franklin City Cab to pay an annual insurance premium after a council deadlock over funding. City Manager Bernard Eichholz said the bank may aid longer term solutions. A proposed one-time city payment died in the council.
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Franklin
Franklin National Bank
Franklin City Cab
Bernard Eichholz
Eichholz
Paul R. Smith
Herbert Swiger
Daniel C. Moore
Curt Hurst Receives Purdue Technology Associate Degree
Curt A. Hurst of 591 Wilshire Drive earned an associate degree in technology from Purdue University.
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Curt A. Hurst
Wilshire Drive
Purdue University
Lebanon considers Main Street widening with ODOT
Preliminary legislation outlines a widening project for Main Street in Lebanon under an agreement with the Ohio Department of Transportation. A public hearing on rezoning 4 acres on Oregonia Road from light industry to business is planned, along with trash collection rate revisions, Mulberry Street improvements appropriations, and creating an office for the mayor and council.
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Lebanon
City of
Ohio Department of Transportation
Main Street
Oregonia Road
Mulberry Street
Monte Carlo Night aids Dayton Children’s Medical Center
A Monte Carlo Night to benefit the Children's Medical Center in Dayton will be held at the American Legion Hall at 8 p.m. Saturday. The TWIG No. 3 of the hospital's Women's Auxiliary sponsors the event. Refreshments will be available.
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Franklin
Children’s Medical Center
Dayton
American Legion Hall
Twig No. 3
Women’s Auxiliary
Lakota Board Meeting Moves Up To Monday
WESTCHESTER The Lakota Board of Education has moved the February meeting to next Monday at 8 p.m. in the board office at 5030 Tylersville Road.
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Westchester
Lakota Board of Education
Tylersville Road
Pack 409 Cubs Awarded At 25th Blue and Gold Banquet
Germantown Mayor Marvin Hall awarded honors at the 25th anniversary Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 409. Major recognitions went to Clifford Hollenbaugh and Robert Cunningham for long service, with June Campbell noted as cubmaster. A list of honored Cubs followed.
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Germantown
Marvin Hall
Clifford Hollenbaugh
Robert Cunningham
June Campbell
Cubs
James Blust
Mike Bell
Tom Hembree
Beverly Abner
Jay Phares
Chris Rosenberg
Jason Sprowl
Andy Freeland
Pat Driscoll
Carson Midkiff
Brad Fellabaum
Tony Carter
Joe Kerrig
Chris Brewer
Elden Ingram
Todd Kozarec
Mark Kozarec
Jeff
Lemon township trustees to discuss HUD funds at Wednesday meeting
The Lemon Township trustees meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. to review projects for an application to U.S. Housing and Community Development Act funds. A public hearing will be scheduled later after a Feb. 2 hearing drew no response.
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Lemon Township
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