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Greedy man stirs dissension. trusting in the Lord brings prosperity
A short proverb contrasts a selfish, contentious man with the faithful who rely on divine guidance. It notes that trust in the Lord leads to prosperity, while greed causes strife and discord.
Plan for earthquake risk in Ohio lessons from history
History warns of strong quakes in the central U S and New Madrid zone. It cites the 1895 Charleston event and 1811 12 quakes, noting probabilities of 6.5 to 7.8 magnitudes, potential widespread damage, disrupted services, and the need for public preparedness including drills, kits, and family plans led by Butler County Emergency Management Director William R Turner.
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Sheriff Warns Level 3 Snow Emergency Rare and Serious
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones explains that a Level 3 snow emergency was issued on December 23 after Level 1 and 2 advisories, noting roads were impassable and emergency responders risked safety driving personal vehicles. The public is urged to heed levels and stay off roads unless necessary.
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God shops at Wal Mart and Centerville bans smoking
Sim Evans argues that Christian civilization is under siege from progressives and government. He cites Target dropping Salvation Army appeals and Wal Mart matching donations, asserting culture erodes without shared values. He laments no smoking laws in Centerville and warns of broader harms to society.
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Community voices across Middletown reflect local concerns
Readers vent about Anthem's rejection of a hospital offer, insurance and tax questions, and fees. Letters address Edgewood schools and ESC funding, fingerprinting ordinances, praise for a police officer and postal workers, critique of the inauguration budget, and road patch concerns on Breiel Boulevard toward Cincinnati Dayton Road.
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