Community Roundup: Middletown Events Across Dance Feasts
Senior citizens host a 6 to 7 p.m. carry-in, 7 to 10 p.m. dance at 140 N. Verity Parkway with summer casual dress and $8 per person or $15 per couple. Montgomery Ward alumni meet at Frisch's 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lois Lafayette at 513-424-6206. Kids Say the Darndest Things prep at Christ United Methodist Church 7 p.m. today and Saturday. Fenwick Festival on campus 4855 Ohio 122 6 p.m. today to 10 p.m. Sunday includes a Texas Hold Em tournament. Middletown garden tour features five homes 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. tickets $5 at Middletown Arts Center. Multicultural Arts Festival at Douglass Park 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Saturday with Health Fair 9–11 a.m. and All Churches Parade 10–11 a.m.. booth numbers available through Sissy Patterson 513-217-5470, Dalana Turner 513-422-9730, Mike Johnson 513-523-9358.
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Middletown Area
N. Verity Parkway
Montgomery Ward
Frisch's
Middletown
Lois Lafayette
Cross and Flame Productions
Christ United Methodist Church
S. Marshall Road
Fenwick Festival
Fenwick
Ohio
Middletown Gardens
Middletown Arts Center
Tony
Lea Thoman
Peggy
Jim Trimble
Dennis Sorrell
Robin Sauer
Marilyn
Kenneth Lindsay
Manchester Inn
Middletown Post Office
Call
Second Ward
Dalana Turner
Mike Johnson
Running in the family widows and widowers meet
A community support group for widows and widowers meets Sundays 6 to 7 p.m. in the Memorial Room at First Presbyterian Church 2910 Central Ave. The group is free and ongoing with new members monthly. Call 513 422-6365.
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First Presbyterian Church
Central Ave
Franklin spaghetti dinner hosted by Auxiliary at Legion Post 149
The Ladies of the Auxiliary host a spaghetti dinner today from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 149 126 E Fourth St. Proceeds go to Post 149. Menu includes spaghetti with meat sauce salad garlic bread and dessert. Cost eight dollars and carryout is available. Call 937 746 5130.
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Ladies of the Auxiliary
American Legion
E. Fourth St
American Legion Post
American Legion Post 149 Breakfast in Franklin
American Legion Post 149 will serve breakfast from 8 to 11 a.m. on July 9 at 126 E Fourth St Franklin. The cost is 6 50 dollars with all proceeds going to the post and local deliveries available by calling (937) 746 5130.
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American Legion
American Legion Post 149
E. Fourth St
Franklin
Madison SAY Soccer late registration and rules
Madison Township invites signups for the Madison SAY Soccer Program through today with fees 40 for the first child 35 for the second child 30 for the third child and a 10 late fee. Birth certificates required if the child has not played for Madison Sports Club. No registrations after June 25 except for new district movers. Call (513) 422-1772. An Amish life day program titled A Day in the Life of an Amish Child runs 10 a.m. June 30 at Chrisholm Historic Farmstead 2070 Woodsdale Road Madison Township. Pre registration required. Call MetroParks at (513) 867-5835 or toll free (877) PARKFUN.
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Madison
Madison Say
Madison Sports Club
Chrisholm
Woodsdale Road
Madison Township
MetroParks
Monroe hydrant testing near state routes in Monroe district
Monroe fire department conducts hydrant testing west of Ohio 4 and south of Ohio 63 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, extending into next week. Water discoloration may occur. Call (513) 539-8380. A car wash to fund band camp by Monroe Band Boosters at U S Bank in Monroe from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, proceeds support band camp costs. Call Angela Smith at (513) 539-7407.
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Monroe
Monroe Fire Department
Ohio
U.S. Bank
Angela Smith
Springboro retirement group to picnic at park
Springboro Schools retirees announce their annual picnic at Springboro Community Park at 5 30 p m Tuesday. Attendees should bring a covered dish beverages and lawn chairs ironware provided. Call Brown Bishop at 513 423 8860. The 8th Springboro Freedom Festival runs July 2 3 with Underground Railroad Tours carriage rides entertainment and food on Main Street. Musical events include Franklin Civic Band and Miami Valley Chorale July 2 at 7 p.m.
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Chamberlain Middle School
Fairview Drive
Ron Diver
Sharon Leturgez
Teresa Brown
Ted Burgess
Bob Townsend
Jim
Beth Cracraft
Mary Ann
Randal Thompson
Leturgez
Mary Ann Thompson
Springboro
Call Brown- Bishop
Main Street
Franklin Civic Band
Miami Valley Chorale
Wayne Township car show funds eighth annual event
Wayne Township Volunteer Fire Department and Life Squad host the eighth annual car show in Jacksonburg Butler County from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with awards at 4 p.m. Contact Carl Daron or Tammy Harmon at 513 726 9669 or day of show 513 424 9710 for details.
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Wayne Township
Life Squad
Jacksonburg
Butler County
Carl Daron
Tammy Harmon
Five arrested in suspected drug pipeline to Hamilton
A joint law enforcement action halted a suspected drug pipeline from Mexico to Hamilton and Butler County. Arrests include Danny Garcia, 24, of Carrollton Texas, with charges of trafficking and possessing drugs and pattern of corrupt activity. Also charged are Gregory McCone and Roxanne Mendez, both 24, of Dallas Texas. Garcia’s trial is next month. he’s jailed at Butler County Jail.
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Hamilton
Mexico
Danny Garcia
Carrolton
Texas
Middletown
Butler County
Garcia
Neil Ferdelman
Ferdelman
St. Clair Township
Gregory McCone
Roxanne Mendez
Dallas
McCone
Butler County Sheriff's Office
FBI
Richard Jones
Jones
Hamilton Police
Sheriff's Office
Edgewood group hosts community cookout in Trenton
The Edgewood Committee for Excellent Schools organizes a 1 to 6 p.m. cookout Saturday at Barn-N-Bank Farm Market to foster community unity and support for Edgewood Schools. A 2 p.m. cornhole tournament offers $5 entry with prizes, while WPEB-FM broadcasts from 2 to 4 p.m. Beanie Babies donations aid Iraqi children, and free hot dogs chips cookies and drinks will be provided. Volunteers share levy information and assist voter registration.
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Edgewood Schools
Trenton
Edgewood Committee For Excellent Schools
Barn-N-Bank
Wayne-Madison Road
Tom Oligee
Oligee
Wpeb-Fm
Iraq
Lou Ann Stamper
Edgewood
Butler County BCRTA Launches Shuttle on Demand in Hamilton
The Butler County Regional Transit Authority will start Shuttle on Demand on July 1 offering curb to curb transport 6 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday. Fares start at 15 dollars per rider with surcharges up to 30 dollars and group rates lowering cost per person. The service funds itself with rider payments, not taxpayer dollars, and targets groups like retirement communities and mental health organizations for efficiency.
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Hamilton
Butler County
BCRTA
Lakatos
Butler County Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
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Edge of Life
Armco
Armco Steel
Tiger Jones
Brown’s Run
Brown's Run Country Club
Sleebig Road
Chamber of Commerce
Ann Banks
Ann
Mmuchamber.org
Ann Mort
Amort
Cinci
Kathy Venturella
Kathy
Ohiochallenge.com
Joe Brandenburg
Queen Avenue
Jennifer Clark
East Arlington
Cashland
Roosevelt Blvd
Betty Wells
Lamberton Street
Robare Davis
Wilbraham Road
Kim Walker
Sheffield Street
Big Shots
Carlisle
Preble County Historical Center
Swartsel Road
Eaton
Gratis
Josh Warrick
Andy Warrick
Wayne Twp
Cox News Service
Edgewood Group
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Coxohio
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