Circus in Ice heads to Hamilton IceFest 2005
IceFest in Hamilton January 21 and 22 showcases 100 ice sculptures from Arctic Diamond artists. The event features a Winter Olympic ice carving pre qualifier, a warming tent, extended restaurant hours, and multiple contests with cash prizes and student ice projects. Proceeds fund the City of Sculpture’s ongoing sculpture purchases.
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Greg Lynch
COX
Aaric Kendall
Artic Diamond
Forest Park
Icefest Officals
Hamilton
Hamilton City of Sculpture
City of Sculpture
Patti Froelke
Ohio Casualty Foundation, Inc
United States
Italy
Trudy Marcum
IceFest
Fifth Third Bank
Hamiltonian Hotel
Threering Circus
Journal Square
Journal News
US Bank
Fort Hamilton Healthcare Corp
Dave Schirmer
Butler County
Key Bank
High Street
Fitton Center
S. Monument Ave
Cityofsculpture.com
Greater Hamilton
Middletown CVB to host open event manager meeting
Hightowers Petroleum Co. president promotes breakfast tickets at 10 with contact numbers. Middletown Conven tion and Visitors Bureau schedules 4 to 6 pm Tuesday at 1 Denham Plaza for a second meeting of local event managers to discuss cross promotion and joint ticket packages led by John Sawyer. Community Health Classes start next week at Middletown Regional Hospital including Weighty Matters and Freedom from Smoking with various schedules and costs. Relay For Life kickoff set for 7 pm Tuesday at Verity Lodge with goals of 54 teams and $65,000. Miami University Middletown fitness programs begin mid January with Pilates Tai Chi Yoga Tae Kwon Do steps and costs varying per class.
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Hightower
Hightowers Petroleum Co
NAACP
CVB
Middletown
John Sawyer
Sawyer Realtors
Ann Mort
visitMiddletown.org
Springboro
Education Services Office
Relay For Life
American Cancer Society
Middletown Relay For Life
Verity Lodge
Miami University
N. University Blvd
Middletown High School
Miami University-Middletown
Community crime notes and local planning session listed
A series of neighborhood incidents includes thefts from several homes in Middletown including a pearl necklace, a ruby ring, a gold bracelet and other items. Vandalism, spray painting and damaged window air units were reported, along with eggs thrown on a car. The Middletown Planning Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. in City Council Chambers.
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Wanda Bone
Wellington Road
Marcelina Cabrales
Kensington Street
Shirle Curtis Gillespie
Henry Avenue
Patricia Holwger
Bexley Drive
Adrian Miller
Burbank Avenue
Goodyear Tire Center
Pendleton Circle
Stevie Gabbard
Honda
Woodlawn Avenue
John Pierman
Grand Avenue
Middletown
Carlisle Lions Club building goes smoke free
The Carlisle Lions Club announces that its 465 Park Drive facility becomes smoke free effective February 1 for all activities including meetings rentals and Thursday bingo. Bingo becomes smoke free on February 3 with disposal containers provided outside the building. Contact Lion President Ken Brewer at 937 746 0440.
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Carlisle Lions Club
Park Drive
Call Lion
Ken Brewer
Senior yoga at Independence Center weekly Wednesday
Weekly yoga classes at the Senior Independence Adult Day Center located at 333 Conover Drive Suite A run every Wednesday. Open to the public with a fee of 10 dollars per week or 40 dollars per month paid in advance. Call (937) 743-6339 for details.
Civic meeting at BCRTA offices in Hamilton
Butler County Regional Transit Authority holds a civic agenda briefing at 8 a.m. at the BCRTA offices located at 3045 Moser Court. The session focuses on local transit issues and community transportation planning in Hamilton.
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Butler County Regional Transit Authority
BCRTA
Moser Court
Monroe Chili Dinner and Curtis Tucker Talk at Unity Church
An all you can eat chili dinner runs 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday at Unity Church of Today 272 Britton Lane with desserts and drinks for a small fee. Curtis Tucker, general director of Sorg Opera House Middletown, speaks at 6:30 p.m. Jan 26 in the Activities Building discussing Sorg Opera Then and Now Behind the Scenes and The Stranger's Tale A World Premiere. refreshments served. call 513 539 7760. Also a Trenton Library family movie night at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Trenton Civic Center with registration limited to 75. call 513 988 9050.
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Caring Partners
Women’s Center
Denham Place
Middletown
First Ave
Jackie Sullivan
Alterra
Clare Bridge
Roosevelt Blvd
Gregg Clark
Melinda Poorman
King
the River Church
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
Cornerstone United Methodist Church
Lyrica Smith
Kingdomarts.org
Gables At Middletown
MHS
Middletown High School
Dad's
Ginny Getter
Ed Peck
Middletown Board of Realtors
Forest Hills Country Club
Fourth Ave
Jim West
American Legion
American Legion Post
S. Main St
Red Cross
Butler County
American Red Cross
Central Ave
Martin Luther King Jr
Tried Stone Baptist Church
Lafayette Avenue
Duncan Brown
Charles McKinney
Middletown Area
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lafayette Ave
Stephen L
Unity Church
Unity Church of
Britton Lane
Curtis Tucker
Monroe
Sorg Opera House
Sorg Opera
Indiana and
Northwestern Avenues
Trenton
Middletown Public Library
Trenton Civic Center
Fairfield youth sports leader charged with felony theft and forgery
Thomas Milne 41 of Fairfield Township faces one count felony theft and one count felony forgery after admitting he took 10,875.97 from a Fifth Third Bank team fund raised by parents and players to pay for a Florida trip. Milne, also fifth grade FYAA coach, checked into Middletown Regional Hospital. police pursue arrest while evaluating his mental state. He could face up to three years in jail and 17,500 dollars in fines if convicted on both counts.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Youth Athletic Association
Thomas Milne
Jayfield Drive
Fairfield Township
Richard St. John
Milne
Middletown Regional Hospital
St. John
FYAA
Florida
Rob Judy
Judy
Deb
Ra Milne
Tom Milne
Ron D’epifanio
D'Epifanio
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Mid.muohio.edu
Office of Continuing Education
Miami University- Middletown
E. University Blvd
Carlisle
Franklin
D’epifanio
Joe McAbee
McAbee
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