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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2005
Page
1
The report notes today marks the MLB trade deadline with teams racing to finalize moves by 4 p.m. local time. Key clubs seek to reshuffle rosters, impacting pennant races and playoff chances as executives weigh offers, injuries, and prospect packages.
Monroe has surged as Butler County’s fastest growing city, rising from rural village status to a population of 9,362 by 2004, up nearly one third since 2000. Residents cite new growth, development, and mixed concerns over strip malls, while developers push new residential and commercial projects. A Kroger plans a 69,000 square foot store on a current site.
A student voices concern about prom being canceled or altered, saying she dislikes the change but accepts the trade off for what is paid. She notes her daughter is cheerleading this year and eager for the season.
Edgewood residents vote on a Tuesday emergency operating levy that would raise 2.5 million over five years to fund sports and extracurriculars. Supporters cite local job and value gains, while opponents warn of wasteful spending and past levies that failed since 2001.
Edgewood school district presents estimated extracurricular costs for the 2004 05 year. A Page A9 note details a high school baseball field in Trenton overgrown with weeds. Proposed taxes show new levy impacts for home values from 50 000 to 400 000 with rounded figures.
In Trenton, Steve A. Eakin 49 was found dead in a pond near the Great Miami River after an argument over beer. Police charged Johnny Ray Watkins 32 with aggravated murder and two counts of tampering with evidence following interviews with suspects and witnesses.
Middletown resident Bill Keith launches a neighborhood watch following a theft incident in the Sunset Park area. The break in occurred on election night when thieves smashed a truck window and stole the stereo, prompting Keith to organize residents as officers nearby pursued the suspect.
Indian driver Singh powers to victory in Buick event sweeping past rivals including Tiger with a dominant display. He led from the start as competitors chased pace and pace. The win tightens standings and highlights Singh as a rising force in the series.
Livestock participants shed tears of joy as they sell their projects at the county fair closing. Buyers and 4-H exhibitors celebrate with prize money and awards, highlighting the community event’s hopeful finish.
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