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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2005
Page
11
Abilities First will close Moments Remembered, a program started in 2002 to make dried flower wreaths and baskets for families. The agency cites space needs for children's programming and hopes to reschedule the program in a larger facility. Funders and participants express disappointment while the agency seeks revival.
Roger Conner of Flowers By Roger on Manchester Avenue notes little change after Middletown enacted a year ago limits on temporary signs. Officials say the rule curbed eye sore signs while permitting permanent displays and electronic boards.
Butler County Commission will view plans for a 5.2 million, 31 000 square foot Middletown Area Senior Citizens complex on the former John XXIII Elementary campus along Central Avenue. The project includes a conference center, post office branch, banking, crafts rooms and expanded dining for public use, with March fundraising planned by MASC. AK Steel Foundation involvement noted.
Judge H J Bressler bids farewell to his common pleas court after eight years, moving to the 12th District Court of Appeals in Middletown. Elected last November to replace retiring Judge Anthony Valen, his first day will be February 9. He laments leaving his courtroom family while looking forward to new challenges.
A Franklin resident, Phyllis Clark of Clark's Tax Services, was correctly identified as an IRS enrolled agent in the latest update. A Sunday Journal photo misidentified Rick Pearce on page C12. the correct photo is now clarified.
City Editor Bob Irvin oversees this section in the Inside Community area on page B2. Readers can reach the desk at the provided Cincinnati edition contact line.
Local author Jo Holweger recounts a father’s WWII trauma and early loss that shaped her life and work. Her book explains how parental death and armed conflict echo across development, influencing adulthood, with support from psychiatrist Judy Freeland.
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