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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 2005

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Couple faces 14 felonies in Warren County money laundering case

A Warren County couple, James B. Strunk and Mareena Strunk, are charged with 14 felonies including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, money laundering, and receiving stolen property. The case stems from an undercover investigation tied to a May 4 Springboro burglary of a plasma screen TV and related transactions over three months.

Lebanon Warren County Springboro James B. Strunk Mareena Strunk James Strunk Mitch Allen

Fair preparations under way at Butler County Fairgrounds

Workers feverishly prepare for the Butler County Fair week with tents toilets wash stations and trash barrels. G T Awning and Tent Co crews assemble 50 tents while 4 H members and fair officials coordinate judging classes and daily events through the five day schedule ending with livestock sales and dirt drags.

Hamilton Butler County Fairgrounds Ron Allstatter Allstatter G.T. Wolf Awning and Tent Co Butler County Mauri Miles Ron Judy Banks Hanover Township Buckeye Pro Farm Bureau Carrie Cochran COX Brad Thornburg Union City G.T. Wolf Awning and Tent Company Greenville Butler County Fair

Middletown offers Swallens building to lure 100 good jobs

Desperate times push Middletown to consider giving away the 170000 square foot Swallens building at 39 S Broad Street to spur downtown development and tax revenue. City Manager Bill Becker says any deal would deed the property to a party bringing in 100 plus good jobs, but responses have been few and uncertain after six weeks of effort.

Middletown Manchester Avenue Broad Street Swallows Bill Becker S. Broad Street Marty Kohler Kohler

Season of Life rally at Fairfield High School Arena

Liberty Township resident Judy Allen promotes the Season of Life book by Jeffrey Marx at a free 8 p.m. rally in Fairfield High School Arena with overflow parking at Jungle Jim's and a free shuttle. Raymond Walters College staff and Middletown High School coaches and athletes also participate.

Liberty Township Judy Allen Jeffrey Marx San Diego Allen Fairfield High School Jungle Jim's Jenny Young Milford Raymond Walters College Young Middletown High School

Monroe a good move for area coach

Three women claim he broke promises amid coverage of a coaching change and local impact as readers learn how the move shapes teams and community relations.

Monroe

Middletown seeks new economic development director

Middletown officials formed the Community Improvement Corporation to replace the MEDC leadership after Kimm Coyner, Fairfield’s ex economic development chief, chose Warren County for its director post. Mayor Noah Powers called the loss disappointing while Coyner said Warren County is her dream job.

Middletown Directo Fairfield Kimm Coyner Coyner Warren County Kimm Noah Powers Chamber of Commerce Community Improvement Corporation MEDC Bill Becker

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