Monroe Receives 33000 Grant for Sewer Infiltration Study
Monroe has been awarded a 33000 federal grant to study excess water infiltrating the village sanitary sewer system. The grant covers three quarters of the study cost and supports plans to route sewage to LeSourdsville regional treatment. Mayor Seth Johnston called the funding welcome while outlining the plan to monitor sewer flows with meters on manholes.
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Monroe
7 Co
Thomas Kindness
Environmental
LeSourdsville
Seth Johnston
Miami Conservancy District
Butler County
NEBCO
Johnston
Democratic candidates campaign in Ohio ahead of primaries
Three Democratic hopefuls Jimmy Carter Morris Udall and Frank Church toured Ohio ahead of the Memorial Day primaries. Carter visited Brook Park and Cleveland kissing babies and addressing black voters concerns Udall pressed for Carter positions and fueled his Ohio push Church warned of potential split if Carter secures the nomination while planning a day and a half of campaigning in Dayton and surrounding areas
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Associated Press
Buckeye
Ohio
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Arizona
Morris Udall
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Carter
Cleveland
Rhode
South Dakota
Brook Park
Louis Stokes
Carter Udall
Udall
Congress
Mark Shields
John
Saami
James Stanton
U.S. Senate
Providence
Rhode Island
Dayton
Strawberry Festival in West Elkton Friday
WEST ELKTON the annual festival will be Friday with a serving beginning at 4 p.m. at the meeting house on Ohio 503. Items priced individually and gifts plus baked goods will be sold at a country store. serving ends around 7 p.m. or when crowds stop.
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West Elkton
Franklin graduate awarded Stanley Works scholarship
Timothy Earl Taylor a Franklin graduate and son of Mr and Mrs James D Taylor won a $50 Stanley Works scholarship in the 11th annual nationwide contest for woodworking projects. Stanley Works of New Britain Conn, a tool maker, sponsored the event noting 20 national winners.
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Franklin
Timothy Earl Taylor
James D. Taylor
E. Second St
Franklin Hchoo
Stanley Works
New Britain
Con
Stanley
Multiple Fatal Crashes Mark Holiday Travel Across Ohio
A holiday period saw at least 18 deaths in Portage and Fulton County crashes plus numerous injuries across Ohio. Notable fatalities include Richard Deltoro of Nutley New Jersey in a Nelson Township collision on Ohio 82. Others died in Canton Barberton Mansfield Marietta Elyria and surrounding areas from one car mishaps and a three car crash on state routes and county roads. Police report drivers and pedestrians injured or killed while traveling on Ohio Turnpike and local highways.
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Associated Press
Portage County
Manee Caan
Memorial Dapens
Highway Patrol
Nutley, N.J
Richard Deltoro
Deltoro
Ohio 82
Nelson Townshi
Pdr
Sunday Ravenna
Nutley
N.J
Howard Wells
Cleveland Heights
Nelson Township
Toledo
Karen Rick
Perrysburg
Barberton
Richard Hoffman
Summit
Mansfield
Todd Roll
Ashland
Pleasant Reservoir
Ashland County
Marietta
Roger Sullivan
Akron
Grandview Heights
Robert Mere
Columbus
Richard C. Chetister
Northwood
Lucas County
Chatfield
Ohio
New Washington
Elyria
Joseph Neskovich
Y Town
Ohio Turnpike
Amherst
Professor Beeler to Speak at Franklin Avcaee Society Dinner
Franklin native and UNC history professor John Beeler will speak on Feudalism and Liberty at the Franklin Avcaee Society dinner Monday June 14 at St Mary Church Parish House. Dinner costs 3 50 with reservations due by June 10 to local contacts. Beeler will discuss liberty from feudal origins and display some of his books and articles.
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Franklin
John Beeler
University of North Carolina
Franklin Avcaee Society
St. Mary Church
First Street
Herbert Berwiser
Eaton
Dudley Bryant
Beeler
Franklin High School
Ohio University
Cornell University
Biologist Ja Monod Dies at 66 in Cannes
Biologist Ja Monod, director of Paris Pasteur Institute and 1965 Nobel laureate in medicine, died Monday at his Cannes home. He was 66.
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Cannes
France
Ja Monod
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Poison ivy rampant in Ohio this season
Ohio State University professors warn that poison ivy is widespread this summer and remains highly infectious for weeks. They stress that ivy rash can spread via objects and even pets, with contact timing and cleaning clothing key to reducing reinfection risks.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Jack Beal
OSU
Philip Kozel
Kozel
Beal
Dr. I
Dr. Beal
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