Community Roundup Several Local Events And Police Reports
Free workshop on protecting wealth at Hawthorn Glen Senior Living Campus tonight. Parkinsons Support Group meets at Zion Lutheran Church with a 2:15 talk by Dr Robb Snider and an exercise session at 2 p.m. Dementia education seminar set for Wednesday in Franklin. Auditions for Children’s Community Music Theatres at University Baptist Church noon Wednesday and Thursday. All American Weekend marks 25th year with July 4 fireworks and concerts at Smith Park. Middletown police report vandalism and theft incidents including garden hose damage, a gas grill theft, PS2 unit theft, purse thefts, and car vandalism with syrup and marker.
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Middletown
Zion Lutheran Church
Breiel Boulevard
Central Avenue
Susan Short
Robb Snider
Pat Bowman
University Baptist Church
Riverview Ave
Nina Markle
Smith Park
Rozzi
Diverse Union
Sonny Moorman
Rick House Band
William “Kip” Moore
Johnny B and
the Gravediggers
Edge of Life
Wilbur King
Sutphin Street
Ronald Porter
Wicorf Street
Shirley English
Navaho Street
Boonshoft Family Gives 28.5 Million to WSU Medical School
A cash gift of 28.5 million from Oscar Boonshoft and family will fund research projects, facilities, scholarships, and innovative programs in geriatrics and global public health at Wright State University's medical school, and the school will be renamed the Boonshoft School of Medicine. The donation brings Boonshoft's total gifts to 34 million.
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Jim Witmer
COX
Oscar Boonsuort
Dayton
Wright State School of Medicine
WSU
Wright State
Boonshaft
Kim Goldenberg
Rogers
Goldenberg
Boonshoft
Museum of Natural History
Boonshoft Museum of Discovery
WSA
Boonshaft School of Medicine
New York City
Stevens Institute of Technology
Hoboken
N.J
Neering
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Marjorie
Greater
Carlisle Railroad Days Set for Aug 19 20
Carlisle Railroad Days Committee schedules the annual summer festival August 19 20 on the Chamberlain Middle School grounds Fairview Drive featuring stage entertainment food booths craft booths games and an auction sale The parade is August 20 For information contact Ron Diver Sharon Leturget or Mary Ann Thompson at the listed area codes and phone numbers.
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Carlisle
Railroad Days
Chamberlain Middle School
Fairview Drive
Ron Diver
Sharon Leturget
Mary Ann Thompson
Carlisle School Board Meets at 6 P M on Fairview Drive
Carlisle School Board holds its regular meeting at 6 p m at 724 Fairview Drive. Carlisle Council convenes at 7 p m at Town Hall located at 760 West Central Avenue for council business and public comment.
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Carlisle School Board
Fairview Drive
Carlisle Council
W. Central Ave
Independence Day tribute in Eaton at history center
A July 3 celebration from noon to 5 pm at Preble County Historical Center Eaton Ohio honors the country’s Independence. Society members and children admitted free others pay 1. The center is at 7693 Swartsel Road one mile north of Gratis eight miles southeast of Eaton off Ohio 122. Call 937 787 4256.
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Preble County Historical Center
Swartsel Road
Eaton
Gratis
Ohio
Franklin hydrant flushing continues with possible water discoloration
Franklin city agencies warn hydrants will be flushed daily from 8 30 a m to 4 p m in areas east of Millard north of Fourth and south of Second plus several streets and complexes. Laundry may be affected and cleaning compound will be available at the City Building or Public Works. Also notices Fourth of July parade entries due with assembly at 8 15 a m and parade starting 10 a m at Park Avenue.
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Franklin
City of Franklin Division of Fire
Franklin City
Public Works Department
Baxter Drive
Flushing
Millard
Fourth
Second
Ashgrove
Beam
Bunker Hill
Choctaw
Clearbrook
Clearcreek
Conover Drive
Dana
East Lawn
Fourth Street
Franklin Commons
John
Julia
Laynecrest Plaza
Martha
Michaels
Sandy
Shawn
Shawnee
Sherman
Valley Forge
West Lawn
Yorktown
Park Avenue
Franklin City Building
Benjamin Franklin Way
Anna Gar
Butler PERI meeting and tree talk in Hamilton
Butler County Chapter 7 Public Employees Retirees Inc. meets today noon to 3 p.m. at K of C Hamilton 930 Hamilton Cleves Road. Non members welcome with a covered dish. Meat and drinks provided. Call Ray G. McDaniel at 513 310 0310. Also Discover the mystery of trees at 10 a.m. June 29 at Rentschler Forest Preserve with educator Lynn White from Butler County Soil and Water.
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Sojourner Recovery Services
Fitton Center For Creative Arts
S. Monument Ave
Fitton Center
Butler County MetroParks
Rentschler Forest Preserve
Lynn White
Butler County
Cummins
MetroParks
Parkfun
Butler
Public Employees Retirees Inc
K of C
Hamilton- Cleves Road
Hamilton
Ray G. McDaniel
Rett Chairwoman Contact Details
Rett, identified as chairwoman, provides a contact phone number (937) 746-8307. The notice specifies that entries must be received by Thursday.
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Rett
Germantown City Beautiful Commission Meeting Notice
The Germantown City Beautiful Commission will meet at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building to discuss beautification plans and civic projects in the city. Citizens are invited to observe and comment on proposed enhancements to public spaces.
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Civic Agenda
Germantown
Lebanon meetings slated for Warren County offices and city building
Warren County Commission holds a meeting at 10 a.m. at the Warren County Administrative Offices 406 Justice Drive Lebanon. Lebanon City Council meets at 7 30 p m at the Lebanon City Building 50 S Broadway for the regular session.
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Warren County Commission
Warren County
Justice Drive
Lebanon
A Day in the Life of an Amish Child Program
The program offers a morning of fun and surprises at 10 a.m. Thursday at Chrisholm Historic Farmstead 2070 Woodsdale Road. Pre-registration is required and contact Methro Parks at 513-867-5835 or toll-free 877 PARKFUN.
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Chrisholm
Woodsdale Road
MetroParks
Parkfun
Monroe hydrant testing in Monroe fire district
Monroe fire department tests hydrants west of Ohio 4 and south of Ohio 63 daily from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through next week. Water may discolor during testing. Call 513 539 8380. Monroe City Council meets at 6 30 p.m. at 233 S Main St Monroe.
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Monroe
Monroe Fire Department
Ohio 4
Ohio
Eggs smashed front of house leads to juvenile charge
Latonya Green reported three people across the street egged her house while house sitting at 413 Mani tee Road. A juvenile boy was charged with juvenile delinquency by way of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct. Nearby, thieves broke into cars on Baily Street and items such as a stereo face plate, a stereo from a SUV, a computer from Overbrook Drive were stolen.
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Christopher Shaffer
Chestnut Street
Donna Osborne
Henrick Drive
Graciela Quintero
Freedom Court
Latonya Green
Manitee Road
Green
Baily Street
Tamara
Frank Garvin
Garvins
Drew Smith
June L. Collins
Overbrook Drive
Springboro retirees plan picnic and festival weekend
Springboro Schools retirees set 5:30 p.m. today at Springboro Community Park for a covered dish picnic. The 8th annual Springboro Freedom Festival runs 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday on Main Street with tours, carriage rides, entertainment, and food. A 7 p.m. Saturday concert features Franklin Civic Band and Miami Valley Chorale.
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Springboro
Call Brown- Bishop
Main Street
Franklin Civic Band
Miami Valley Chorale
Free tattoo at Air Force museum taps history of flight
Wright Patt base invites public to a free military tattoo at the National Museum of the Air Force featuring a Band of Flight concert, parachute jump, and a F A 22 Raptor flyby along with other vintage and modern aircraft. The 5 30 p m gates open and 8 p m ceremonies begin with music and veteran honors, followed by a 10 p m fireworks finale.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
National Museum of the Air Force
Andrew Weaver
88Th Air Base
Air Force
Weaver
Air Force Band of Flight
Kentucky Air National Guard
Ohio
Hanoi
Cincinnati man pleads guilty in D Block gang case
Phillip Eugene Gordon 18 of Renee Court pleaded guilty to attempted participation in a criminal gang as part of a Hamilton D Block Killas investigation. He received a one year prison term from Judge Michael Sage in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Kaiser Jr. 16 from S 11th St faces trial July 27.
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Hamilton
Cincinnati
Phillip Eugene Gordon
Renee Court
Gordon
Butler County
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River Valley Credit Union
Harrison Financial
Hawthorn Glen Senior Living
Hawkins Road
the Gables
Towne Blvd
Towne Mall
Jennifer Lykins
Scripps Gerontology Center
Miami University
Bev Gutmann
Boonshoft Family
Medical School
University
By Mark Fisher
Cox News Service
Madison
Monroe City Council
S. Main St
Springboro Community City
Board of Education
Air Force Museum
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