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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 2004
Page
11
The Independence Day holiday leads to closures for main offices and government buildings. The Journal maintains regular delivery while post offices are closed. many services including banks and libraries may have altered hours.
Police arrested Chris Rezos after responding to a domestic violence report at the Tri-County Inn. A 35 year old Liberty Township woman was found semi conscious with head injuries from a blunt instrument and transported to Bethesda North Hospital in stable condition. Rezos posted bond and awaits further legal action in Butler County Jail.
The City Council could place two measures on the November ballot. One would add 0.5 percent to the income tax for five years starting Jan 1, 2005, with half of the funds for streets. The other would reduce tax credits for residents who pay taxes to other towns. Mayor Wells demands clear allocations before approval.
At Smith Park hundreds attended the All American Weekend across Friday to Sunday enjoying food games music and activities. Jabreiel Scott LaTene Smith Krystina Wolfe and LaSha Moon watched Wolfe throw a ball into a fish bowl as fireworks lit the Cinergy building and Middletown garage area. Monica Marsh praised the park as an ideal location with good parking and smooth traffic flow during the event.
Matt Lewis and Jolynn Hurwitz discuss boundaries and consequences for children in a Butler County family feature. The piece emphasizes honest dialogue, consistent rules, and appropriate punishments like loss of privileges to foster respectful behavior and eventual independence in three Lewis children aged 11, 8, and 6.
Middletown Schools unveil Middie Way, a student athlete program for grades 7 through 12. It ties academic eligibility to sports participation with a 1.55 GPA standard and five class passing, plus after school study tables and progress reporting. Coaches enforce attendance and tardy rules, with monitoring by a 10 member committee and district officials.
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