Maple Park alumni lunch and several Middletown community events
Maple Park invites alumni and guests to an 11 a.m. lobby meeting and noon meal at The Manchester Inn with no reservations required. The Chamber lists a Golf Open at Brown's Run CC, a Business at Noon at Espresso, Ltd., and a youth forum with MALACHI at Middletown Community Center. Also announced are the Midsummer Melodies concert by the Middletown Symphony Women’s Association, Summer Fun and Learn Camps at Smith Park, and a grant deadline of 5 p.m. August 1 for the Middletown Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Mary Ellen Tanner
Midge Bryant
Carole Schul
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Newport Aquarium
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Ohio Challenge festival offers discounted parking passes
The Ohio Challenge festival at Smith Park Middletown runs July 22 to 24 with 33 balloons. Pre sale parking passes at MidFirst Credit Union Towne Boulevard until July 21 are $7, rising to $10 at the entrance. passes cover all three days.
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Camden Craft Club Breakfast at Masonic Lodge
Camden Masonic Lodge 159 Craft Club hosts an all you can eat breakfast buffet on the third Saturday each month from 6:30 to 11 am. July 16 meal on the second floor over the library at 106 S Main St. chair lift available. Menu includes sausage eggs pancakes biscuits gravy orange juice coffee. Adults $4 children under 12 $3.
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S. Main St
Carlisle concert aids pastor marathon fundraiser at NJ church
A 7 p.m. concert at New Jersey Presbyterian Church 780 Fairview Drive supports Pastor Cindy Kohlmann as she runs a second marathon for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society Team in Training. Legacy gospel quartet and Bell Choir perform. a love offering benefits cancer research. Compass Team Call 937 746 8360.
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Fairview Drive
Cindy Kohlmann
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
Legacy Gospel Quartet
New Jersey Presbyterian Bell Choir
Compass
Franklin American Legion breakfast and hydrant flushing notice
Franklin American Legion Post 149 will host a breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. at 126 E Fourth St Franklin, with proceeds supporting the post and local delivery available by calling 937 746 5130. Franklin hydrant flushing runs 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily, may discolor water, and residents should avoid laundry during flushes.
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S. Main St
Call
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Germantown Antique Fire Apparatus Show and Events
The ninth annual Antique Fire Apparatus Show co sponsored by the Miami Valley Association and Germantown Firefighters runs 10 am to 4 pm Saturday at Veterans Memorial Park Germantown with displays dating 1850s to 1970s and a fire flea market. Free admission lunch from the Germantown Firefighters stand. proceeds to Germantown Volunteer Firefighters. Call Bob McClain at 937 855 2479.
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North Walnut Street
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Panel approves plan change to expand Mount Rumpke landfill
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission voted to amend the land use plan clearing the way for a Rumpke expansion of more than 300 acres at Colerain Township. Township officials, who oppose, warned zoning final authority rests with Colerain, while planners foresee potential future litigation and emphasize countywide impact.
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Anne Fiehrer Flaig
Ney halts federal funding for Bellaire Bridge demolition
Rep. Bob Ney withdrew a $1.7 million request to use tax dollars to tear down the privately owned Bellaire Bridge over the Ohio River. He cited negative publicity and the push to preserve highway spending, while noting Coast Guard fines against owner Roger Barack.
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