Local group seeks donations for tsunami relief items
Caring Partners calls for health and medical donations to aid tsunami victims with shampoo soap and toothbrushes. Drop off at Women's Center Middletown 23 Denham Place 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Friday or Caring Partners warehouse 810 First Ave Middletown 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today through Friday. Call Jackie Sullivan (513) 423-8980.
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Caring Partners
Women's Center
Denham Place
Middletown
First Ave
Jackie Sullivan
King
the River Church
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Cornerstone United Methodist Church
Lyrica Smith
Lyrica
Kingdomarts.org
Kids knitting club teaches nine year old at Fairfield Lane Library
Angela Black guides nine year old Shya Wright during a Kids Knitting Club session at Fairfield Lane Library on Monday evening The club meets monthly through May and offers multiple weekly time slots at hospitals for a 10 week session priced at 50 dollars Register by calling Education Services at 513 420 5166 to register or for details.
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Angela Black
Shya Wright
Fairfield Lane Library
Education Services Office
MHS
Middletown High School
Scott Dalton
New Covenant Church
Claude Robold
Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
Middletown
Verity Lodge
Miami University
N. University Blvd
Middletown Relay For Life
Miami University-Middletown
Pirates
Franklin Parkinson Disease Support Group Meeting Today
Franklin Parkinson Disease Support Group will meet at 1 30 p m today at St Mary Church Center 115 S Main St Franklin The topic is Hypomobility or Freezing that occurs when medication wears off Presenters discuss coping strategies for persons with Parkinson disease.
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Franklin Parkinson Disease
St. Mary Church Center
S. Main St
Franklin
Carlisle Lions Club building to go smoke free
The Carlisle Lions Club will implement a smoke free policy at its 465 Park Drive facility effective February 1 for all activities including meetings rentals and Thursday night bingo. Bingo will be smoke free starting February 3 with disposal containers provided outside the building and Ken Brewer reachable at 937 746 0440 for details.
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Carlisle Lions Club
Park Drive
Call Lion
Ken Brewer
Janet Clemmons Award nominations invited for SELF dinner
Community members are invited to nominate a Butler County individual for the Janet Clemmons/SELF Community Service Award to be presented at the Reach for the Stars dinner February 4 at Rick's Country Club Banquet Center Hamilton. Nominations must arrive by 5 p.m. January 14. call Holly at 513 868 9300 ext 207 or mail to P.O. Box 1322 Hamilton OH 45012.
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Janet Clemmons
Self
Rick’s Country Club
Hamilton
Butler County
Clemmons
Middletown
Robert “Sonny” Hill
Roscoe Riddell
Living Word Church Food Pantry
P.O. Box
Ohio
Call Holly
Monroe Chili Dinner at Unity Church
An all you can eat chili dinner runs from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Unity Church of Today located at 272 Britton Lane Monroe. Tickets are 3 dollars with desserts and drinks available for a small extra fee. community members are welcome.
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Unity Church
Britton Lane
Springboro Board Schedule Tax Budget Hearing Then Meeting
Springboro Board of Education holds a tax budget hearing at 6 50 p m before its regular meeting at 7 p m in the Large Group Instruction Room at Springboro High School 1675 South Main Street.
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Springboro Board of Education
Springboro High School
S. Main St
Trenton Library Announces Family Movie Night
The Trenton branch of Middletown Public Library schedules a family movie night at 6 30 p m Thursday in the Trenton Civic Center. Registration is required with a 75 person limit. To register visit the library or call (513) 988 9050 for details.
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Mid.muohio
Office of Continuing Education
Miami University
Middletown
E. University Blvd
Middletown Area
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King Jr
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Lafayette Ave
Stephen L. Hightower
Hightowers Petroleum Co
NAACP
Call
Trenton
Middletown Public Library
Trenton Civic Center
Two Hamilton girls charged after fake kidnapping claim
Two sisters ages 16 and 14 vanished from their West Hamilton home then texted their mother claiming abduction. They were found in Cincinnati after calling 911, later admitted they left home to go to Cincinnati, and faced unruly child charges for the false report and skipping school.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
West Hamilton
Don Taylor
David Crawford
Furmon Re-elected to Lead Butler County Commission
Charles Furmon was unanimously re-elected president of the Butler County Commission at the annual organizational meeting. Greg Jolivette will serve as vice president, with Michael Fox remaining as a non-presiding member. The board discussed budget challenges from state and federal cuts, progress on a county fiber optics network, and tax increment financing districts to fund roads and infrastructure. The group outlined future projects including the Liberty interchange and continued cooperation with township trustees. Regular meetings are Mondays and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m., with traveling meetings once a month in the evening at a different location.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Charles Furmon
Commission
Greg Jolivette
Michael Fox
Furman
Butler
Ohio
Liberty
Ohio 129
Cox Road
Interstate 75
Jolivette
Courtney Combs
Columbus
Fox
Emergency Management Agency
Ohio State Extension Office
Government Services Center
High St
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the Gables
Jim West
Breiel Boulevard Church of God
N. Breiel Blvd
Middletown Regional Hospital
Springboro
Tony Tribble
COX News Service
Rachel Diorio
North Avenue
Marcelina Cabrales
Kensington Street
Middletown Christian Schools Conference Room
N. Union Road
Camden
Camden Craft Club
Camden 159 Craft Club
Carlisle
St. Mary Center
Call Rose Wurst
BSW
Senior Independence Adult Day Center
Conover Drive
Suite A
Butler County Public Defender Commission
Butler County Commissioners
Monroe
Furmon
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