Butler County drug bust tied to traffic stop on US 27
Butler County deputies arrested two Indianapolis men after a Sunday morning traffic stop on U S 27 yielded 155 pounds of marijuana valued at over 155000, plus $900 and a small amount of cocaine. Vidal Gallo and Mario Luis Vasquez-Ruiz face felony drug trafficking charges. ICE is investigating legal status as undercover narcotics units continue the probe.
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Ross Two
Richard K. Jones
U.S. 27
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Vidal Gallo
Mario Luis Vasquez-Ruiz
Indianapolis
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Vidal Garcia- Gallegos
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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Vidal Galle
Middletown man faces charges over home bootleg bar
Police say 38 year old Little ran an illegal bar from his Clark Street home in Middletown without a liquor permit. About 50 people were inside at 3 15 am Sunday as detectives found liquor, beer, marijuana, pills and cash. neighbors reported nightly fights and loud music. Little faces first degree misdemeanor counts of illegal liquor sales and sales to minors, plus drug abuse misdemeanor. Bond not set. public defender sought. If convicted, up to 180 days in jail and $1,000 fines per charge. Local property records show Little does not own the residence.
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Little
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Scott Reeve
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Butler County
Butler junior fair royalty crown stays in the family
Megan Hingsbergen 17 and Joey Wolf 19 crowned as Butler County Fair junior king and queen at the 163rd opening. Both are third generation 4-H participants, with siblings and relatives previously earning fair royalty. They have competed since age six and envisioned the crowns as part of family tradition.
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Megan Hingsbergen
Hamilton
Joey Wolf
Trenton
Miami University
Greg Lynch
Erin Orians
Evan Hingsbergen
Butler County Fair
Oxford
King Joey Wolf
Hingsbergen
Wolf
Major Ohio road plan eyed with 286 million in southwest
Ohio Governor Kasich unveiled a statewide plan totaling about 3 billion for road work over six years. About half relies on turnpike borrowing to fund projects, including a 107.7 million I 71 interchange at MLK Boulevard in Cincinnati and two phases of the 1 75 Mill Creek Expressway with a combined 246.3 million in southwest Ohio.
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Middletown bank president named to state board
Fred DeBiasi, president and CEO of American Savings Bank, was appointed May 1 by Gov. Kasich to a three year term on the Ohio Division of Financial Institutions Advisory Board. The board guides savings and loan industry policy and gives regional representation for Southwest Ohio. DeBiasi has 22 years in banking and leads a locally based institution after 16 years at First Financial Bank. He is a Miami University and Bishop Fenwick High School alumnus.
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John Kasich
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Miami University
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Brian Hoyt
Superintendent of Financial Institutions
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Ohio Bankers League
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