Man arrested for growing psychedelic mushrooms in Monroe home
Monroe police charged Richard Green after uncovering a major psilocybe cubensis cultivation operation in his Wyndcrest Drive residence. Detectives described an elaborate setup with horse manure, spores, humidifiers, and a dehydrator. Green was booked on a prior probation violation and officials noted vast crops possibly intended for sale. The mushrooms will be sent to the Bureau of Criminal Investigations in London for analysis.
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Richard Green
Wyndcrest Drive
Michael Staples
Monroe Police Department
Staples
Green
Butler County
Bureau of Criminal Investigations
London
Air Show Roars On Despite Glitches At Dayton
The U S Air Force Thunderbirds performed in a dress rehearsal for the Vectren Dayton Air Show amid a hazy day and late rain. Cancellations and uncertainties marked the schedule with a Harrier jet, two civilian acts, and the Masters of Disaster replacing the crashed act all up in the air.
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Kerfoot
Gene Soucy
Teresa Stokes
Grumman
Ohio
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Potter fans swarm west chester for midnight release
Crowds lined up at Barnes & Noble in West Chester Township Friday for the midnight release of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Families waited for wristbands and joined a “Harry Potter Magic Party” as excitement built for JK Rowling’s sixth novel.
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Jan Underwood
COX News Service
Eacer
Reader’s Choice Books
Centerville
J. Rowling
West Chester
Barnes & Noble
Crystal Stevenson
Fairfield Township
Chelsea
Hogwarts
Stevenson
Harry Potter
Ron Weasley
JK Rowling
Today’s Journal show to benefit Austin Society
An Austin benefit event, titled Today’s Journal, will support the Austin Society. Proceeds from the performance at E3 are earmarked for local community programs and arts initiatives. Event details and participants are listed by the organizers.
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Austin Society
Memory of accident lives on with woman
Jamie Tincher, 25, of Middletown, recounts trauma from June 6 at Ample Industries in Franklin when her hair was caught in a paper converter, ripping scalp to eyebrows and crushing her left ear. She recalls waking in pain and now wears a skullcap to cover scars.
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Jamie Tincher
Tincher
Tindher
Ample Industries
Franklin
Middletown
Memorial vigil set for Fairfield soldier Pfc Tim Hines
Fairfield honors slain Pfc Tim Hines with a memorial vigil at Cincinnati Christian Elementary School. About 500 balloons will rise Sunday evening to mark the 21 year old war casualty from a Father’s Day Baghdad attack. His wife Katy and 2 year old daughter Lily survive with upcoming son Noah due in weeks.
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Walter Reed Medical Center
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Lily
Noah
Cincinnati Christian
Ohio
Jenny Smith
Erin Fagin
Smith
Wayne Beaver
Amy Fitzgerald
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