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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2005
Page
1
Residents near Fairfield express solidarity with a local family after a soldier from the community was killed, honoring his service and recalling acts of neighborly support during the crisis. The article notes ongoing vigils and community aid as residents cope with the loss.
Middletown organizers say the balloon festival concluded successfully with crowds enjoying displays and events. Officials credit well timed wind conditions and coordinated launches for a smooth, festive day without incidents or deflations.
Madison school board, by a 2-1 vote, cut pay to participate fees after a $20 000 contribution from the Madison Athletic Boosters. The move follows earlier booster gifts totaling 50 000 and promises to cover remaining busing and custodial costs, lowering the per athlete per sport fee to 250 while aiming to boost participation.
With a month left to file petitions for four Middletown City Council wards, at least two residents have pulled petitions per ward including two incumbents. In Ward 1 three locals filed for one seat, as the Aug 25 deadline looms. Incumbent David Schiavone rounds out the details.
At the Butler County Fair attendees enjoyed cake judging in the youth activities building and explored food, animals, and rides. The Middletown Journal notes fair results on page B4 and provides updates at the website www.middletownjournal.com.
NASA planned final countdown for Discovery's 10 39 a m launch to the international space station with a seven person crew despite a hydrogen fuel gauge problem and two week delay. Forecasters put launch weather at 60 percent as NASA weighed bending safety rules to proceed if necessary.
James Mueller a Fairfield resident and eight year Butler County Sheriff’s Office deputy and union leader resigned after facing fourth degree misdemeanor charges for unauthorized use of property linked to a charity benefit account. Fairfield Police said he stepped down rather than a disciplinary hearing that would lead to termination as the investigation continued.
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