Middletown Community Notices Roundup from Local Groups
Rumpke will collect Christmas trees with regular trash, trees under 10 feet need no special prep, decorations with hooks and lights removed. TOPS Ohio 549 meets Wednesdays at Union Chapel United Methodist Church, 8284 Keister Rd, 9 to 10 30 a.m. CARE meets today at 10 a.m. in the VFW Social Center on Coles Rd with Tammy Theobald and Nicole Wigley as featured speakers. Middletown Dog Training Center starts new classes at 412 Clark St with orientation at 7 p.m. Discounts for adopted animals. Chamber of Commerce hosts monthly business luncheon 11 45 a.m. to 1 15 p.m. at Forest Hills Country Club with speaker Mike LaRosa. Prosser Chapter 367 CES meets 7 30 p.m. at Middletown Masonic Temple. long form balloting and New Year celebration. Martin Luther King Day observance rehearsals Jan 11 and 13 at River Church with performances Jan 17 at Cornerstone United Methodist Church. Ohio Beauticians Continuing Education class at Garden Room, Manchester Inn. reservations needed by Friday. $65 nonmembers, $35 members. Middletown AAUW meets 9 30 a.m. Saturday at Butler Tech auditorium. Edwina Blackwell Clark discusses press responsibilities. theme “Teaming Up.” Tours with Butler Tech representative after program.
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TOPS
Ohio
Middletown
Union Chapel United Methodist Church
Keister Road
Armco
VFW
Coles Road
Tammy Theobald
Nicole Wigley
AK Steel
Call
Clark St
Animal Friends Humane Society
PAWS
Humane Society
Middletowndogtraining.com
Gailcorrill
Yahoo.com
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Forest Hills Country Club
Fourth Ave
Mike LaRosa
Prosser
Ces
Middletown Masonic Temple
S. Marshall Road
Susan Saunders
Carl Lubberger
the River Church
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Cornerstone United Methodist Church
Lyrica Smith
Kingdomarts.org
Beauticians
Ohio Association of Beauticians
Manchester Inn
Mary Holland
Middletown Aauw
American Association of University Women
Butler Tech School
Edwina Blackwell Clark
Middletown Journal
Butler County
Mary Jane Perry
Butler Tech
Katie McNeil
United Way
Manchester Ave
Miami University
Martin Luther King Jr
Jazzercise
St. Luke's Presbyterian Church
Walton Court
Middletown City
Manchester School
Manchester Road
Ohio Department of Education
Butler Technology and Career Development Center
First Baptist Church of
Jim West
Trash study shows Ohioans waste recycling chances
Ohio's first statewide trash study found more than 60 percent of residential and commercial waste ends up in landfills. Paper, cardboard and office paper dominate waste, with paper fiber at 41 percent and plastics at 16 percent. The study, conducted in 2003 at 14 sites, highlights carpet in 62 percent of loads and calls for better recycling education and programs.
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Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ron Kolbash
Montgomery
Franklin
Hamilton
Community notices mix Middletown events and classes
A roundup of local activities includes a six-session stop smoking program at United Way Building, MUM second semester begins, MLK observance at Breiel Boulevard Church of God with praised choir and speaker, Jazzercise classes at St. Luke's and other Middletown area sessions. GED prep offers fee waivers and multiple locations. Inaugural of Middletown Board of Realtors set at Forest Hills Country Club with Jim West as guest speaker.
Beat the Winter Blues benefit dance set in Middletown
The annual Beat the Winter Blues dance runs 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. January 22 at the VFW on Coles Road. Hosted by Middletown Police Explorer Post 184, it features the Rick House Band and That's Entertainment DJ Service, with beer, pop, and food provided. Tickets cost $15 for singles and $25 for couples. call (513) 464-2423 for details.
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VFW
Coles Road
Middletown Police Explorer
Rick House Band
Middletown Police Report Bouquets of Thefts Across Neighborhoods
Police log details thefts overnight Friday and Saturday across Middletown. David Combs reports a compact disc player and $10 stolen from a pickup on Elmo Place. Rachel Groves loses a stereo from a Moorman Place vehicle. Keith Rupe’s Blazer stereo taken. Chris Richardson’s car window broken with no theft. Top Notch Auto Center lot tires stolen. Jamie Byrd loses a CD player from Park Lane. Paul Short’s pickup on Pam Drive sees tools stolen. Michelle Fleckinger’s purse taken from outside her Manhattan Street home.
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David Combs
Elmo Place
Rachel Groves
Rosedale Road
Moorman Place
Keith Rupe
Inland Drive
Chris Richardson
Michigan Avenue
Top Notch Auto Center
Highland Street
Rob Ferrell
Jamie Byrd
Park Lane
Paul Short
Pam Drive
Franklin
Gibson Street
Michelle Fleckinger
Manhattan Street
Fleckinger
Middletown thefts knot city meetings and notices
A purse believed dropped near a residence around 2:30 a.m. contained a cell phone, $90, a credit card, and ID. A car owned by Stephanie Luster in the 1000 block of Vermont Street was stolen between 2 and 3 p.m. Friday while left running in an alley behind the Middletown Airport Commission. At 5 p.m. the Planning and Engineering Conference Room. 5:30 p.m. the City Council Chambers hold Middletown Board of Zoning Appeals meetings.
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Stephanie Luster
Vermont Street
Middletown
Blood Drive at Hillcrest Baptist Church Carlisle
The Community Blood Center invites Carlisle residents to donate from 3 to 8 p.m. January 17 in the Hillcrest Baptist Church fellowship hall at 820 Central Ave. Donors must be at least 17, weigh 110 pounds, and be in good health. Bring CBC donor ID or ID showing Social Security number. For eligibility questions call 800 388 448 or email canidonate cbccts.org.
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Hillcrest Baptist
Community Blood Center
Fellowship Hall
Hillcrest Baptist Church
Central Ave
Carlisle
Cbccts
Franklin Senior Yoga Classes Scheduled at Day Center
Weekly yoga sessions offered every Wednesday at Senior Independence Adult Day Center 333 Conover Drive Suite A. Public classes cost 10 dollars per week or 40 dollars per month for advance payment. Call 937 743 6339 for details.
Birds at Germantown MetroPark FeederWatch Session
Join Project FeederWatch at Germantown MetroPark Nature Center on Friday from 12 30 to 2 30 pm or Saturday from 10 30 am to 12 30 pm. Beginners welcome at 6910 Boomershine Road. Call 937 855 7717.
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Germantown MetroPark
Boomershine Road
Lebanon Antiques Show Planned by Warren County Historical Society
The Lebanon Antiques Show will run January 15 and 16 at Bowman Primary School 825 Hart Road. Hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. A 6 admission covers both days. Frank Farmer Loomis IV will lead a Saturday morning tour for 20. Proceeds benefit the society's museum. call 513 932 1817 for details.
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Lebanon
Warren County Historical Society
Bowman Primary School
Hart Road
Frank Farmer Loomis IV
The
Historical Society
Call
Madison Township to mulch natural Christmas trees at facilities
Madison Township trustees will mulch natural Christmas trees at the township facilities on 5610 West Alexandria Road from 8 a.m. to noon on weekdays through Friday. Only township residents may drop off trees. Call 513 424 0821 for details.
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Madison Township
Alexandria Road
Monroe Technology Committee convenes at 3 30 p m today
Monroe civic agenda notes a Monroe Technology Committee meeting at 3 30 p m today in the administrative conference room at 233 South Main Street. The session will discuss technology updates and district progress with committee members and local officials present.
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Monroe Technology Committee
S. Main St
Women of the Moose Meet in Trenton Dinner Night
Women of the Moose Chapter 1811 plan a 6 p.m. dinner at Trenton Moose for members who signed up. Email cwolfe53 cinci.rr.com for details. Trenton police report a window break at Elizabeth's Beauty Shop on Potter Ave at 9 26 a.m. Tuesday with $400 estimated repair. Vehicle plates belonging to Thomas Leasure were stolen from 800 block Barrington Court at 2 08 a.m. Sunday.
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Women of the Moose
Trenton
Elizabeth
Potter Ave
Woone
Thomas Leasure
Barrington Court
Talawanda clears bus driver amid intimidation allegations
Talawanda district finds no basis for intimidation claims against a bus driver after NAACP concerns about racist remarks. Superintendent Phil Cagwin, aided by three trusted principals, reports students denied the accusations. driver and employer Laidlaw Transportation were questioned. The incident followed a police report of a student pushing the driver, with charges still pending.
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Oxford
Talawanda
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Ter
Phil Cagwin
Cagwin
Laidlaw Transportation
Warren grand jury indicts 20 in Warren County cases
A Warren County grand jury indicted 20 defendants this week including Carla Hipsher 33 of Middletown on cocaine possession and drug paraphernalia and Darryl Rogers 33 of Carlisle on theft and drug charges. Brandon Richardson 21 of Franklin faces felonious assault while Kimberly Robinson 39 of Franklin is charged with cocaine possession and drug paraphernalia. James Lewis 22 of Middletown and Roy Scott 35 of Franklin are among others named for drug and property offenses.
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Warren County
Carla F. Hipsher
Greenfield Drive
Middletown
Darryl J. Rogers
War
Ren County
Carlisle
Brandon S. Richardson
Ohio
Franklin
Robert Miller
Vernon Kirby
Victory Lane
Gree
Kimberly Robinson
Bunker Hill Court
James D. Lewis
Moore St
Roy G. Scott
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Sandridge Drive
Jan Voelker
Moraine
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Cox News Service
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