Middletown Man Is Victim In Dayton Shooting
Jeff Brandel a 52 year old Middletown man died after a lethal shooting Sunday night in Dayton near West Third Street. He drove after being shot and crashed at 124 Geneva Road where the body was found inside a white Plymouth with a dog also shot and killed. Police say no suspects are identified.
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Sewell Named AP Correspondent in Cincinnati Bureau
Daniel Sewell, longtime Cincinnati Enquirer reporter, is named Associated Press correspondent in charge of the Cincinnati bureau. A Middletown native and Ohio University graduate, he previously directed Enquirer coverage of growth and development in greater Cincinnati and northern Kentucky.
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Attendance officer retires after 27 years
Harold Zimmerman, longtime Middletown City schools attendance officer, retires after 27 years of service from 1977 through yesterday. Citizens have one last chance on Thursday to voice opinions on a proposed tax increase. Residents work to establish a nonprofit to save Trenton Community Park. Community News. Contact City Editor Kevin Aldridge.
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Middletown
Trenton Community Park
Carlisle seeks funding paths for fire service options
Carlisle City Council heard four funding options after Franklin Township declined to renew its fire contract. Choices include cutting the fire division budget, pursuing a new 1 mill levy, contracting with Franklin, or forming a medic division within JEMS and withdrawing from the district, a move that could raise about 360000 yearly with new levies and EMS billings.
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Great Miami River
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Franklin City Council
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JEMS
Jury weighs death or life for Craig Anderson
Jurors in Butler County Common Pleas Court debated whether to impose the death penalty on Craig Anderson, 37, who testified apologizing for the May 11, 2004 shooting that killed Chad Re. Prosecutors argued the murder was bold and brazen while defense urged life without parole as fitting punishment.
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Hamilton
Craig Anderson
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Anderson
Chad Re
Liberty Township
Chad
Cedarcrest Drive
Martina Hatfield
Helen Eldridge
Craig
Eldridge
Craig Hedric
Hedric
Cedarcrest
David Brewer
Charlge
Brewer
Monroe man sentenced for drug stash found in basement
A Monroe man, Frank "Marty" Koval, 43, was sentenced to eight years in prison for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and drug possession. A lifetime license suspension was also imposed. Betsy Koval, 47, faces sentencing for engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and money laundering after the drug case tied to 700 pounds of marijuana and cocaine found in their Todhunter Road home basement.
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Monroe
James Heath
Frank “Marty” Koval
Warren County Common Pleas Court
Koval
Sunrise Assisted Living
Hamilton
Adam Danner
Middletown
Marty and
Betsy Koval
Todhunter Road
Danner
Mexico
Warren County
Royal
Springboro
Schmidt Wins GOP Primary in Ohio 2nd District
Schmidt won the Ohio 2nd Congressional District GOP primary with 705 more votes than Bob McEwen in a low turnout race. Schmidt, 53, Loveland, edged McEwen as DeWine finished fourth. Hackett defeated Walsin in the Democratic side. Voter turnout was under 12 percent of 456795 voters. The general election is August 2.
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Rob Portman
Schmidt
Greater Cincinnati
Right To Life
Loveland
Bob McEwen
McEwen
Family Values
Ohio
Tom Brinkman Jr
Ohio House of Representatives
Senate
6Th
Portman
U.S
Hillsboro
Hamilton County
Pat DeWine
Mike DeWine
Paul Hackett III
Victoria Wells Walsin
Madison Officials Face Ongoing Budget Crunching
After months of meetings on finances and the impact of failed levies and state funding cuts, Madison officials continue budget constraints. Open enrollment and a pay to participate program for activities dominate discussion as levy funds begin in 2006 07, with state budget decisions due by July 1 or later. Superintendent Jan Kesselring notes five teachers and nine positions have been cut as the district pursues its strategic plan.
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