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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 2005

Page

11

Franklin Municipal Court faces no plan to change clerks operations

Franklin Municipal Court officials say no changes are planned to clerks operations after a second deputy clerk was accused in two years of theft and record tampering. Jennifer Frisch, 54, of Middletown, was indicted by a Warren County grand jury on theft in office and tampering with records for allegedly stealing over 2300 dollars between October 2003 and November 2004. Diane Hayslett, chief deputy clerk, faced similar charges in March 2003 and was later convicted, receiving jail time, community control, and restitution totals.

Franklin Jennifer Frisch Middletown Warren County Frisch Diane Hayslett James D. Ruppert Ruppert Rachel Hutzel Sherry Mullins Mullins Ross Coulton

Snowy weather could bring up to three inches in area

Snowy weather may be on the way to the area with up to three inches of snow expected over the next two days. Page B2 reports a man in custody after a SWAT team standoff who is expected to be charged with inducing panic and resisting arrest. Page B3 lists deaths and funerals and Community News. Page B2 also provides contact details for City Editor Bob Irvin at (513) 705-2844.

Memorials to be removed from Middletown public rights of way

One day remains before memorials in Middletown are removed from public rights of way. A large four foot cross with purple flowers and a photo of Kimberly Weaver, 24, who died May 4 in a crash, was taken down at Roosevelt and Breiel Boulevard. City officials say the removal enforces a law prohibiting memorials in the public right of way, with stored items returned for 30 days before disposal.

Middletown Kimberly Weaver Roosevelt and Breiel Weaver Dodge Mike Bruck Ohio 73 Franklin Hoffman Public Works Department

Ice dippers brave polar plunge with hot sauce

In New Carlisle Scott Diamond led a six dip Polar Bear Plunge at Silver Lake aided by Tabasco to endure frigid water. The 2005 event drew 50 or more costumed swimmers, raised about $4,000 for Miami County Special Olympics, and drew spectators in 42 degree sunshine despite February cold.

Bill Lackey COX Dick Heberling New Carlisle Silver Lake Scott Diamond Diamond Dan Heberling Miami County

Madison considers extra fees if levy fails

Madison district officials warn that paying for extracurriculars could become unaffordable if the 7.5 mill levy of 1.1 million dollars fails in May. The Board of Education moved to eliminate activities next year without levy support, citing utilities transport custodial and facility costs. Superintendent Jan Kesselring says every dime counts to keep budgets in the black. Vice President Scott Tinch notes some residents see the move as leverage to pass the levy.

Madison Board of Education Jan Kesselring Kesselring Scott Tinch

Rain slows search for Jessie in Homosassa Florida

The search for 9 year old Jessica Marie Jessie Lunsford entered its fourth day hindered by rain and mud. Thick fog had complicated helicopter efforts and a store videotape tip fizzled. Volunteers with all terrain vehicles and horses pressed on despite showers as the community held hope for Jessica's return.

Homosassa, Fla Jessica Marie Jessie” Lunsford Homosassa Citrus County Jeff Dawsy Mary Re Stephen J. Coddington Associated Press Mark Lunsforp Ruth Lunsford Jessica Marie Lunsford Fla

Lakota to cut six finalists for district supe job

Lakota School District narrows to six candidates for superintendent with first round interviews finished. Board President Sandy Wheatley says finalists may be named by Monday night after reference checks by the search firm DHR. Two district veterans in the running and four outsiders include Craig Bangston Philip Ehrhardt Jim Reilly and Thomas Gay. The board aims to hire in April amid Ohio funding constraints.

Lakota Sandy Wheatley Wheatley DHR Mike Taylor Mark Westendorf Hopewell Elementary Kathleen Klink Lapeer Mich Ohio

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