Middletown Community Roundup Highlights Local Events
United HealthCare representatives to discuss Medicare Complete at Middletown Area Senior Citizens Inc. A Middletown Lyric Theatre production of Clue The Musical runs at the Middletown Arts Center with ticket prices for children and adults. Four Chaplains memorial services are planned at Temple Beth Sholom and Bethlehem Lutheran Church. A Christ United Methodist garage sale features booth rentals with a deadline. The 52nd anniversary celebration for Middletown Area Senior Citizens includes live music by The Impossibles. A 50th annual Middletown Firefighters benefit dance funds local children in need.
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United HealthCare
Middletown Area Senior Citizens Inc
N. Verity Parkway
Middletown
Middletownohioseniors.org
Middletown Lyric Theatre
Middletown Arts Center
Gene Leiter
Temple Beth Sholom
Gladys Drive
Dorchester
American Legion Post 218
Leiter
S. Broad St
Christ Church
Christ United Methodist Church
S. Marshall Road
New Life Center
Maxine Fletcher
Middletown Area
Veterans of Foreign Wars Social Hall
Central Avenue
Steve Ream
Paul J. Lolli
Middletown Firefighters
Call Fire
Middletown Firefighters Association
P.O
Medal winner Linpa Haag visits Middletown elementary class
Linpa Haag shows her son Jason's Meritorious Service Medal to Bonnie Calvin's first graders at Wilson Elementary School. Haag explains his role in the 367th Engineer Group serving in Afghanistan. Students plan to assemble 28 Easter baskets for unit members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linpa Haag
Jason
Bonnie Calvin
Wilson Elementary School
Middletown
Haag
367Th Engineer Group
Afghanistan
Youth Talent Showcase at United Missionary Baptist Church
The United Missionary Baptist Church Music Department presents a Youth Talent Showcase at 5 p.m. Saturday, 719 18th Ave. Proceeds support Rev. Elmon Prior for the Middletown Symphony Orchestra. Contact the church or Rosalind Hughley for details.
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United Missionary Baptist Church Music Department
18Th Ave
Church
Rosalind Hughley
Elmon Prior
Middletown
United Missionary Baptist Church
Camden Masonic Lodge hosts monthly breakfast buffet
Camden Masonic Lodge 159 Craft Club sponsors an all you can eat breakfast on the third Saturday of each month from 6 30 to 11 a m on the second floor over the library at 106 S Main St Camden A chair lift is available for access to the second floor if needed The menu features sausage eggs pancakes biscuits gravy coffee and orange juice The price is 4 for adults and 3 for children under 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camden Masonic Lodge
Craft Club
S. Main St
Camden
St Mary Church fish fry benefits St Vincent de Paul
St Mary Church at 115 S Main St will host a Friday fish fry during Lent from 5 to 7 p.m. through March 18. All you can eat is 10 dollars with dessert and drink. proceeds aid St Vincent de Paul. United Methodist Men of First United Methodist host a chili supper March 5 from 4 to 7 p.m. Bowls are 1.50, slices of pie 1.75. Community welcome.
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St. Mary Church
S. Main St
St. Vincent de Paul
United Methodist Men of
First United Methodist
Chili Fly-In at Warren County Airport Lebanon
The annual Chili Fly-In runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Warren County Career Center Aerospace Academy and Warren County Airport in Lebanon. A Wings Seminar starts at 10 a.m. The 1905 Wright Flyer will be displayed and aviation careers will be discussed. Sponsored by Aerospace Booster Club which uses funds for scholarships. Chili is $5. Call (513) 934-3100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren County Career Center
Aerospace Academy
Warren County
Greentree Road
Lebanon
Aerospace Booster Club
Madison Sports Club Knothole Registration Dates
Madison Sports Club announces Knothole registration at Madison Primary School cafeteria from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday and 6 to 8 p.m. Feb 23 and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb 26. First-time participants must bring a birth certificate. Call Tina Wolfe at 513 727 0654 or Julia Wilhoit at 513 423 5932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Sports Club
Madison
Tina Wolfe
Julia Wilhoit
Monroe AARP Tax-Aide offers free tax help
The American Association of Retired Persons Tax-Aide volunteers provide free federal state and local tax return help to seniors military personnel and low income taxpayers through April 15. Monroe residents can get assistance Wednesdays and Thursdays at Mount Pleasant Retirement Village call (513) 539-5150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AARP
American Association of Retired Persons
Monroe
Mount Pleasant
Call
Springboro Hometown Expo and Casino Night Planned
Springboro hosts its fifth Hometown Expo That Spring Thing from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. March 5 at the chamber and Ralph E Wade Insurance. More than 100 area businesses participate with local restaurants offering samples and sales. Proceeds from a March 12 casino night at Heatherwoode Golf Club go to the Springboro Athletic Boosters for school sports uniforms and equipment. Tickets are 25 per person or 40 for two. Contact Carl Rose Steele or Matt Shomper.
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Springboro
Springboro Athletic Boosters
Heatherwoode Golf Club
Carl Rose Steele
Matt Shomper
Black History Month events in Middletown area
A roundup of upcoming Black History Month events includes Miami University Middletown programs with Queen City Brass performing Gershwin and jazz history, a Youth Talent Showcase at United Missionary Baptist Church, Mount Zion Baptist Church annual program, a Rwanda lecture at Dave Finkelman Auditorium, an Open Mic Night at Verity Lodge, Clarence Page speaking at the NAACP fundraiser, and a Keith Leak gospel concert at New Era Baptist Church. Contacts: local editors and church numbers.
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Miami University
Middletown
Queen City Brass
Cincinnati Symphony
Kentucky Symphony Orchestra
All
Miami University-Middletown
Verity Lodge
New Era Baptist Church
Yankee Road
Keith Leak
Former UD professor withdraws guilty plea in importuning case
Thomas Lorenz Steiner a Centerville resident and former University of Dayton associate professor of economics and finance withdrew his December guilty plea to two counts of importuning in Butler County Common Pleas Court after a judge change. Steiner 43 remains free on his own recognizance awaiting a March 22 trial.
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Hamilton
University of Dayton
Thomas Lorenz Steiner
Centerville
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Steiner
Keith Spaeth
H.J. Bressler
12Th District Court of Appeals
Spaeth
Department of Economics and Finance
Thomas Steiner
Mark Collins
Levy to go on ballot faces emergency meeting delay
A public notice for a noon emergency meeting was faxed to local media Thursday hours before the session. City council, in a 6-1 vote, seeks a 2 mill replacement levy for fire salaries, operations and equipment to supplant a 2000 levy, with value-based assessments and a projected $80,000 annual boost to city coffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brock
Jay Stewart
Stewart
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Middletown Journal
Box
Middletown Regional Hospital
David Kessler
Ohio Attorney General
Middletown Public Library
CareView Home Health
Kessler
Ohio
Call CareView
Cindy Newman
Kimberly Carroll
Veterans of Foreign Wars Social Center
Coles Road
Tracy Hensley
Jewell Avenue
Jody White
Johns Keebhie
Primerose Lane
Keith Blankenship
Malvern Street
Blankenship
Rebecca Ferguson
Elwood Street
Carolyn Wilson
Alburn Street
Ferguson
Franklin
Madison Township
Lauretta Philhower
Lisbeth Wolner
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Mount Zion Baptist
Hannah Dailey
Roosevelt Girls
Amy Edington-King
Cynthia Perander
Mount Zion
Leon Wilkinson
Hotel
Rwanda
Paul Rusesabagina
Dave Finkelman
the Manchester Inn
Clarence Page
NAACP
Louie F. Cox
Rosa Sean Lindsey
Jackie Phillips
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Cox News Service
Jessica Brown
COX News
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