Middletown MUM Hosts High School Junior Night at 6
Middletown will host High School Junior Night at 6 p.m. in Johnston Hall with a 5:45 p.m. pizza reception. Parents and juniors will learn about Miami University Middletown programs, campus life, financial aid, admissions, and relocation to Oxford after starting locally. Reservations urged by calling 513 727 3216.
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Miami University
Middletown
Johnston Hall
Miami
Oxford
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
S. Broad St
David Chivington
Malachi
Middletown Choice Pantry
Middletown police report multiple local thefts and vandalism incident notes
A series of overnight thefts and vehicle vandalism across Middletown is reported. Items stolen include a rocking chair grapevine tree decorative birdhouse chair purse and stereo from nearby residences and a pickup hood. Several vehicles were damaged and tools valued at 1000 were taken from a garage. Civic agenda notes list meetings and a tree seedling sale hosted by Preble SWCD with sale dates and contact details.
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Alex Rhodus
Elwood Street
Joanne McCoy
Hughes Street
Daryle Forman
Malvern Street
Vicky Evans
North Marshall Road
Larry Miracle
Meyers Road
Miracle
Wildwood Road
Karen Dearth
J.R. Monk
Roosevelt Avenue
Carlisle Blood Drive and Bluegrass Show Highlights
Donate blood during a Community Blood Center drive from 3 to 4 pm and 5 15 to 8 pm Monday at Hillcrest Baptist Church 820 Central Ave. For eligibility call 800 388 4483 or email canidonate@chccts.org. Tickets on sale for Carlisle Lions Club 10th bluegrass show at 6 pm March 19 at Chamberlain Middle School featuring Friends in Bluegrass Fiddlin Harold Staggs Dixie Ryders Old Path Bluegrass and Brian Staggs with Renee Shelton Bubba's Babes.
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Hillcrest Baptist Church
Central Ave
Carlisle Lions Club
Chamberlain Middle School
Harold Staggs
Dixie Ryders
Brian Staggs
Renee Shelton
Bubba's
St Patrick Day dinner hosted by St Mary Church Franklin
Franklin holds a Sunday St Patrick Day dinner from 11 am to 2 pm in Parish Center behind the church. Adults pay 7 dollars, children 12 and under pay 3 dollars. Meal includes ham, salad bar, dessert, and beverage. Call 937 746 2052. Library group debates books vs movies at 10 am March 18 in the library conference room at 44 E Fourth St. Open to all.
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St. Luke
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
N. Breiel Blvd
Ladies Society of St. Mary
Franklin
Call
Franklin Public Library
Nicholas Sparks
E. Fourth St
Germantown planning and community meetings calendar
The Germantown Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. in Council Chambers. Service League luncheon planned at noon Wednesday at Manor House Springdale. Jackie Lynn McCoy hosts a banjo program. Hamilton Philatelic Society meets 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the YMCA with a National Postal Museum slide on early Air Mail. Genealogical Society plans 7 p.m. March 16 at Lane Public Library. Contact details provided for more information.
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Southwest Butler Genealogical
Southwest
Butler County Genealogical Society
Lane Public Library
North Third
Buckeye Streets
Hamilton
Karen Beizer
Cincinnati Public Library
Melanie
Gtmt
Fuse.net
Linda
Rehearsals Announced For Verdi Requiem In Lebanon
Singers invited to rehearsals at Lebanon Presbyterian Church 123 East Street at 7 p m Thursday ahead of an April 23 performance at Urbancrest Baptist Church. Call 513 228 0346 or email MusicInLebanon aol.com. Warren County Commission meets 10 a m at 406 Justice Drive Lebanon followed by Lebanon City Council at 7 30 p m at 50 S Broadway.
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Lebanon Presbyterian Church
East Street
Urbancrest Baptist Church
Call
Aol
Warren County Commission
Warren County
Justice Drive
Lebanon
Liberty Township zoning appeals and Red Cross CPR class
Liberty Township Board of Zoning Appeals meets at 7 p.m. at the Administration Building on Princeton Road. Butler County Red Cross offers CPR training March 17 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Monroe High School. Pre-register by Feb 25. Cost 15 dollars. Call 513 423 9233 or 513 868 7616. Monroe City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. at 233 S Main St.
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MHS
Middletown High School
Dad’s
S. Main St
Ginny Getter
Ed Peck
Liberty Township Board of Zoning Appeals
Princeton Road
Red Cross
Butler County Red Cross
Monroe High School
Yankee Road
Ross Township park board meeting summary set for 12:30 PM
The MetroParks of Butler County board of park commissioners will convene at 12:30 p.m. at the park district's administrative headquarters located at 2051 Timberman Road in Ross Township. The session will address district matters as officials prepare agendas and finalize plans.
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Butler County
Board of Park Commissioners
Park District
Timberman Road
Ross Township
Springboro Mom's Market and Casino Night Fundraiser
Springboro Mom's Market runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday at Springboro Elementary School. More than 70 moms sell used kids items. admission $1. cash only. 20 percent donated to Children’s Medical Center. Also, Springboro Athletic Boosters host Taste of Springboro casino night 5:30 p.m. to midnight at Heatherwoode Golf Club. proceeds fund school sports. Tickets $25 single or $40 couple. call Carl Rose Steele or Matt Shomper. Board of Education meets 7 p.m. in the High School Large Group Instruction Room.
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Springboro Elementary School
S. Main St
Children’s Medical Center
Springboro
Carl Rose Steele
Matt Shomper
Civic Agenda
Springboro Board of Education
Trenton Moose to Host Women Appreciation Party at Lodge
Trenton Moose Chapter 1811 announces an appreciation party for its women co workers at 7 p.m. today at the Trenton lodge. Snacks will be served and door prizes awarded. Co worker of the year will be announced and presented with an award.
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Trenton
Women of the Moose
Spaghetti Dinner Planned by West Elkton Church Group
The Willing Workers of West Elkton Greenbush United Methodist Church Ohio 503 West Elkton host a spaghetti supper Friday from 4 30 to 7 30 p m with salad bread sticks dessert and drink Adults pay 6 children 4 to 10 pay 3 and younger children are free Carry outs available 4 30 to 7 p m Call 937 787 4093 for details
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West Elkton
Greenbush United Methodist Church
Ohio
Ohio Muslims voice privacy concerns over Patriot Act
About 50 people gathered at West Chester Township's Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati to oppose Ohio Senate Bill 9. Critics led by ACLU of Ohio call the measure duplicative and invasive, arguing it threatens civil liberties and could curb charitable giving while supporters say it would aid law enforcement and national security.
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Westchester
Ohio
Jeff Jacobson
R-Dayton
Gary Daniels
American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio
West Chester Township
Greater Cincinnati
Majed Dabdoub
The
Islamic Center
Senate Judiciary Committee
Jacobson
ACLU
Man charged with felonious assault after domestic dispute
Middletown police charged Charles Bates, 53, with felonious assault after an argument over money with his wife Priscilla Swan Bates, 51, turned violent. She reported being punched, choked, and struck with a vacuum cleaner. She was treated at Middletown Regional Hospital. Bates arraigned in Middletown Municipal Court with a $30,000 bond. preliminary hearing set for March 14.
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Kenwood Drive
Priscilla Swan- Bates
Swan-Bates
Charles Bates
Bates
Swan Bates
Middletown Regional Hospital
Middletown City
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