Germantown considers one year village administrator contract
Mayor Hall proposed a limited one year contract for a village administrator to allow the November elected council to decide on the position. He announced Robert Bullock as administrator candidate after Dan Anslinger was court ordered removed. Council must approve by four of six members, with questions about Bullock’s qualifications and potential acting administrator status.
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Germantown
Marvin Hall
Hall
Robert Bullock
Dan Anslinger
Bullock
W. Market St
Anslinger
Chuck Harvey
Orde
Harvey
Kent Southard
Southard
Donald Ziegel
Service Review, Inc
Chicago
Franklin plans tax cut in elderly housing area
Franklin Planning Commission designated an area between Fourth and Sixth Streets Riley Boulevard to 1500 feet east of Sunnybrook Drive as eligible for a tax abatement to spur development for Harding House elderly apartments. Vogt Sage & Pflum found 57 of 112 structures deficient, prompting the incentive.
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Franklin
Franklin Planning Commission
Harding House
Fourth
Sixth
Riley Boulevard
Sunnybrook Drive
Sunnybrook
Bernard Eichhof
Vogt, Sage & Pflum
Eichholz
Planning Commission
Edward West Wins Two Scholarship Honors
Middletown native Edward West, a junior piano major at the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, won the Gorno Memorial Scholarship and was first runner-up for the McElroy Scholarship. He is a 1973 Middletown High School graduate and the son of Charles and (name) West Sr. of 101 N Highview Drive.
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Middletown
Edward West
University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music
West
Gorno Memorial
McElroy
Middletown High School
Charles West
N. Highview Drive
Large blaze destroys Steubenville furniture warehouse and Eagles Club
A downtown Steubenville fire destroyed a furniture warehouse and an Eagles Club on Adams Street. Two adjoining buildings were damaged as residents evacuated an apartment building. Officials estimated losses above 500000 with no serious injuries reported.
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Steubenville, Ohio
Eagles Club
Steubenville
Adams Street
Warren County aging director denies advances in suit
David Smith director of the Warren County Council on Aging admits he kissed a female employee on an outing but denies making improper advances as charged in a $20,000 lawsuit. He says the kiss was consensual and he apologized. the accuser is Pam Wadsworth of Franklin who alleged the incident occurred after a group trip to Chillicothe. The suit also mentions assault and battery claims. Karen Wingate earns Baylor University education degree.
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Harold Callahan
Appeals Board
E. Second Street
Bonanza Sirloin Pit
Warren County Common Pleas Court
William Young
Young
Planning Commission
Burnham Woods
Thorny Acres
Stonyrill
Lebanon
Council On Aging of
Warren County
David Smith
Smith
Pam Wadsworth
Quality Inn
Toledo
Sherry Sexson
Ohio Bell
Fred Brooks
Dayton
Franklin High student Timothy Zinck death ruled self-inflicted
Timothy Zinck, a Franklin High junior found shot on May 6 in his living room while dressed for the prom, was ruled to have died from self inflicted cause by Warren County Coroner Dr. Ralph Young after morgue and BCI reports. Police found a handgun near the body and saw no homicide evidence.
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Franklin
Timothy Zinck
Franklin High School
Warren County
Ralph Young
Dr. Young
Young St
Edgewood Student to Study in Denmark
Shari Lewis, a 16 year old Edgewood High School sophomore, will spend next school year in Denmark through the Youth for Understanding program. She will live with a Danish host family and study at a local school as part of the cultural exchange.
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Edgewood
Denmark
TRENTON — _ Shari Lewis
Edgewood High School
Youth For Understanding
Miss Lewis
Lewis
Detroit
Ralph E. Lewis Jr
S. First St
Trenton
Harding Museum hosts area art show this July
The Harding Memorial Museum at 302 Park Ave hosts an area art show from Sunday through July featuring pottery, paintings, watercolors and crafts. Artists may bring works this week 4–6 p.m. weekdays or 1–6 p.m. Saturday. a $2 entry covers five works per artist family. The Franklin Area Historical Society sponsors the event with hours 1–5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. A national student language program and Miss Lewis, a local teacher, are noted in related details.
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Harding Memorial Museum
Park Ave
The
Franklin Area Historical Society
St Paul Lutheran Hosts Pentecost Service With Local Churches
Franklin church at 500 E Second St hosts a special Pentecost service tomorrow at 1 30 p m with Zion and Bethlehem Lutheran churches of Middletown and St Peter s of Trenton taking part Theme Rejoice Reach Out reflects sharing in the Christian community and outreach Public invited to attend.
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Franklin — St. Paul Lutheran Church
E. Second St
Zion and Bethlehem Lutheran Churches of
Middletown
St. Peter's
Trenton
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Warren Council On Aging
Morehead
Deborah L. Cooper
Morehead State University
Baylor
Karen Wingate
Millikin Road
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
Hamilton County
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Harding Museum
Shari Lewis
St. Paul Lutheran States
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