Warren County debuts K-9 Baron at commission meeting
Warren County police trainers introduced Baron a German Shepherd described as an officer’s nightstick as he demonstrated alertness with Sgt Arnold Smith noting the dogs extend deputy eyes and ears. Baron part of the Volunteer K-9 Corps will join Smokey and Saber after 16 weeks training costing about 1000 dollars per dog.
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Arnold Smith
Baron
Warren County
Smith
Smokey and
Saber
Deps
Harold Metcalf
Bill Spurlock
Middletown
Sears
Towne Mall
Hunter
Spurlock
Cincinnati
Franklin Uses Crane to Break Ice on Clear Creek Bridges
Franklin city officials called in a crane to break the ice around bridges on Clear Creek to prevent damming and possible flooding as severe thunderstorm forecasts loom. The move aims to maintain flow and reduce flood risk amid advancing weather alerts.
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Franklin City
Clear Creek
Klinger
Warren County Flu Shots Available in Lebanon
The Warren County Health Department resumes bivalent swine flu and A-Victoria flu inoculations for high risk persons per federal guidance. Hong Kong flu shots available from local physicians. Monovalent vaccine for normal risk remains suspended. Office hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. weekdays at 416 S East St Lebanon. High risk defined as age 60 plus or heart disease chronic bronchopulmonary disease chronic renal failure or diabetes.
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Lebanon
Warren County Health Department
Hong Kong
S. East St
Franklin trustees appoint deputy to patrol township
Franklin Township names William L. Drake a full time police officer to patrol the township as a deputy reporting to the Warren County sheriff. Drake will start March 28 and will work with about a dozen sheriff s auxiliary officers. Trustees also seek bids for a cruiser to be used by Drake with bids opening March 8.
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Franklin
Franklin Township
Warren County
Drake
Harold Baker
Ilinois
Baker
Kentucky Colonel Wallace Pergram Honored by Gun Club
Wallace Pergram a Germantown gun and musical instrument maker and member of Simon Kenton was named a Kentucky Colonel at the Simon Kenton Gun Club meeting. The club planned a March 20 muzzle loading rifle shoot at Howard Lucas’s Ellerton farm.
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Wallace Pergram
Germantown
Kentucky
Simon Kenton
Pergram
Howard Lucas
Ellerton
Trenton Planning OKs condoitiona use permit for doll shop
Trenton City Planning Commission granted a conditional use permit to Mrs. Gilbert Adams to open a doll and antique store and museum at 212 FE State Street in the old post office building. The action clarified zoning questions raised by City Manager Melvin Ryder. The commission also tabled a request to split two Walnut Grove Swim Club lots into three with about 66 feet frontage each for discussion next meeting.
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Trenton
Walnut Grove
Harold Byrd
Dixie Springs plan approved for Spring Park subdivision
In Springboro a 165 home Dixie Springs plan was approved 3 to 2 to become Spring Park. The vote split over extending Market Street to a Clearcreek Franklin Road extension, which would curve Market Street toward Factory Road east of Twin Creek.
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Springboro
Dixie Springs
Spring Park
Planning Commission
Market Street
Clearcreek-Franklin Road
Factory Road
Twin Creek
Paul Tedrow
Robert South
David Morgan
Clearcreek-Franklin
Commission
James Pattillo
Ohio 73
Royal Drive
Royal Oaks
Pro Spring Park
Karl Feller
Ohio Department of Transportation
I-75
Shartz Road
Midway Shopping Center
LaComedia Dinner Theater
Community Park
Fairway
Royal Drives
Ohio 741
Mike Schueler
George Henkle Associates, Inc
Clearcreek- Franklin
Royal
Calf with five legs spurs farmer on future of flies
In Roaring Spring Pennsylvania Chester Erb discusses a calf born with an extra leg and wonders about future insect challenges. Local planning notes address traffic routes near Ohio 73 and Center access while the zoning commission opposes airport expansion and calls for runway clear zones to stay away from Springboro.
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Roaring Spring
Chester
Springboro
Ohio
Dayton
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