Eminent domain eyed for Cincinnati-Dayton road widening
Butler County commission approved six declarations of eminent domain to seize property for a three lane widening of Cincinnati-Dayton Road in Liberty Township Bethany residents argue fair compensation and loss of trees. project includes in front yard work and turn lane additions with costs ranging from 650000 to 3.7 million dollars and planned in 2006.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Cincinnati-Dayton
Butler County Commission
Bethany
Liberty Township
West Chester
Donna Leist
Leist
Theodore
Leists
Richard Glazer
Glazer
Commission
Derek Conklin
Butler County
Greg Wilkens
Ohio 129
Milliken Road
Crescentville Road
West Chester Road
Bethany Road
County eyes zoning changes to curb growth and fees
McKew reviews county zoning and long range capacity as population rises 60 percent since 1990. Proposals include road access standards, end of developer open space fees, and a concept plan phase to coordinate all project details before development. Costs for the two phase study total 24000.
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McKew
Memorial cross at Roosevelt Breiel intersection removed
Memorials at the Roosevelt and Breiel intersection were removed after a deadline. A four foot cross with purple flowers and a Kimberly Weaver photo stood there from October until February. Weaver, 24, mother of two, died May 4 when a driver in personal crisis rammed her car and set himself on fire. Her family later cemented the cross into the median, then memory items were kept for claim by loved ones.
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Smith
Kimberly Weaver
Roosevelt and
Breiel
Weaver
Father of Weaver preserves cross in Adams County memorials persist
James Modlin Sr. says the roadside cross for Weaver remains on his land in Adams County and vows to keep honoring his daughter. He blames the fatal crash on Oscar Jiminez, notes police should have acted earlier for domestic violence, and predicts ongoing memorials at the site despite enforcement.
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Modlin Sr
Adams County
Weaver
Modlin
Oscar Jiminez
Jiminez
Middletown
Mike Bruck
Mold issues drive call for state building rule changes
Health experts caution mold links to illness are not always clear while advocates press for state standard updates. Local officials push education and building rules. Kilburn’s apartment remains mold free after K&E Management took over, amid resident complaints and aging or airtight structures contributing to indoor air problems.
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Noreen Clark
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Basic
Spring Village
Kilburn
Daniel Collins
Warren County Environmental Health
Nunn
K&e Property Management
Elaine Schwendeman
Collins
Obituaries for Shirley Alcorn James B Rickey and others
Shirley Alcorn 70 of Carlisle died March 5 2005 born May 28 1934 in Columbus OH survived by sons Randy Danny Michael Andy and daughter Janet plus 16 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren Funeral March 9 2005 at Anderson Funeral Home Franklin with burial in Hillgrove Cemetery Memorials to Hospice Shirley Alcorn obituary notes. James B Rickey 73 Lebanon died March 5 visitation March 8 6 9 pm and March 9 10 am until service 11 am at Stine Kilburn Funeral Home. James B Rickey Army WWII veteran longtime Mason OH GE employee Kentucky Colonels Ohio State Alumni Association. Memorials to Mt Pleasant Life Care Fund. Janice Sue Taylor 59 Middletown died March 5 2005 Whitesburg KY born March 1945 survived by two daughters April Helton and Terina King, two sons Christopher Helton and William Helton, four sisters and four brothers, granddaughter Rebecca Lundy and grandsons Michael and Matthew Helton. Funeral March 8 2005 Wilson Schramm Spaulding Funeral Home Middletown with burial Mt Pleasant Cemetery. Condolences via WilsonSchrammSpaulding.com.
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Alcorn
Shirley
Carlisle
Columbus
Ohio
Olen
Grace (Wichfield) Gould
James
Randy Alcorn
Danny Alcorn
Oceanside
Michael Alcorn
Andy
Sharon) Alcorn
Middletown
Janet (Obie) Mullins
Germantown
Sandy Wasner
Spring Hill
Brenda Gould
Anderson Funeral Home
Franklin
Second St
Jim Hicks
Hillgrove Cemetery
Miamisburg
Monroe
Betty
Zinck Hetzler
William L
Patricia
Wyoming
Nancy Wabler
West Carrollton
Connie Kirchmer
McKinney
Texas
William
Lynda Shayne
Michael
Annmarie Spurling
An Kirchmer
Rae Morriss
Greatrandfather
Apri
Kailey Morriss
U.S. Army
Mason
General Electric
Evendale
Kentucky Colonels
Ohio State
Shorten & Ryan Funeral Home
Reading Rd
Mason, Ohio
Mt. Pleasant Life Care Fund
Mt. Pleasant Retirement Village
Hospice of
Dayton
Whitesburg
Kentucky
Beulah (Buckner) Richmond
Taylor
April Joy Helton
Terina King
Christopher Carmen Helton
Hamilton
William Helton
Jacqueline Caudill
Patt Blackman
Marie Grimes
Darlene Rockefellow
Kenneth Richmond
Funeral Home
Mt. Pleasant Cemetery
WilsonSchrammSpaulding.com
Kenneth L. Frerick Sr. 69 Franklin Ohio dies in Kentucky
Kenneth L Frerick Sr. 69 of Franklin Ohio died Saturday 2005 in Carrollton Kentucky after living in the area 37 years. A US Army Eight Calvary veteran and Value City Furniture salesman for 20 years he previously owned a C B Store Franklin and a Porter Paint Store Middletown. He was a Holy Family Parish member Kiwanis past president and survived by son Kenneth L Frerick Jr daughter Deborah L Frerick and sister Shirley Hempfling. Mass March 9 at Holy Trinity Church with military honors by American Legion Post 218. Interment Woodside Cemetery at family discretion.
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Franklin
Ohio
Carrollton Co
Kentucky
Cincinnati
Calvary
U.S. Army
Value City Furniture
C.B
Porter Paint
Middletown
Holy Family
Holy Trinity Church
Middletown Area
Kiwanis Club
Nancy Frerick
Herman
Marie
Leonard) Frerick
Kenneth L. Frerick Jr
Deborah L. Frerick
Shirley
Ray) Hempfling
Holy Trinity Catholic Church
John Civille
American Legion Post
Woodside Cemetery
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Cox News Service
Weaver’s
Kristin McAllister
Middletownjournal.com
Armbruster
Jhuil Grand Ave
Rickey
James B
Lebanon
Stine-Kilburn Funeral Home
Taylor, Janice Sue
Frerick, Kenneth L. Sr
Memoriam
Mima A. Smith
Psalms
Arlie Bush
Lillian
Sime
Middletown Journal
Rosalie (Rose) Barnes
Web
Yee
S. Broad Street
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