Tax reappraisal could help Franklin schools
Franklin officials hail an Ohio reappraisal that could keep about 82500 yearly in local tax funds for maintenance and avoid new taxes. Voters will decide July 12 whether to retain part of collected taxes locally or divert it to the state under a 23 year state aid plan.
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Franklin
Warren County
Leslie Spaeth
Shelby Middleton
Carl Gorsuch
Spaeth
Ohio
Levy Proposal Seeks 10 Year Bond for $515000 Principal
The levy would run up to ten years to retire bonds totaling 515000 with roughly equal annual payments and an estimated six percent interest. Officials had calculated a five year 2 mill levy would raise about 105000 yearly, totaling 525000 under the old district valuation.
Franklin High School roof tops repair priorities if voters approve
Officials cite repairs across Franklin district for July 12 vote with Pennyroyal and high school roof leaks. Projects include interior water damage, drainage fixes, crumbling walkways, and replacement of desks and kitchen equipment as bids are sought.
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Franklin
Franklin High School
Pennyroyal Elementary
Pennyroyal
Dewey Ely
Ely
Middleton
Thomas Wurzelbacher
Anthony Wayne Elementary
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4-H Forestry Award Won By Warren County Club
Warren County 4-H clubs receive the statewide Forestry Award from the National 4-H Service Committee and Cooperative Extension Service. The prize includes 50 from John Deere to fund ongoing conservation work. Camp activities taught tree and bird identification and linked growth rings to American history. Seedlings totaling over 1,600 were planted in Colonial Park, Caesars Creek park, Pioneer Village, and members homes. About 30 counties nationwide were honored.
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Lebanon
Warren County
Peome
Franklin and
Oreland
Charles Stiles
John Deere Co
Stiles
Colonial Park
Caesars Creek Park
Pioneer Village
School District Weighs July Ballot on Bond Levy
The district scheduled a July 12 balloting for a new bond levy after a Feb 7 vote to place a 2 mill levy on an April 26 ballot. Superintendent Supi notes revised property reappraisal lowers bonded indebtedness, reducing immediate tax needs. Shelby Middleton cites better funding outlook and roof repairs despite delays, with no new tax and more initial funds once reassessment is finished.
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Franklin
Supi
Shelby Middleton
Bottled Water Boom Triggers City Health Crisis
Cincinnati Health Director Dr. Arnold Leff reports 28 bottled water brands on local shelves after tetrachloride spills. Sanitation labs are overwhelmed testing for bacteria and organics, with two brands banned for bacterial content. UC aid enlisted as FDA and state agencies may be urged to help.
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Arnold Leff
Leff
France
Italy
Germany
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Ohio Department of Agriculture
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Lcs
Dr. Leff
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