Middletown groups receive over 1 million in grants
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation announced more than 1 million dollars in capital and program grants to benefit area nonprofits, including Middletown's Middletown Historical Society and Sorg Opera Company. The grant program covers arts and culture, community progress, education, environment, health and human services with several local community outreach sites offering tax assistance and services through mid-April.
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Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Middletown
Butler
Warren
Army National Guard
South Main Street
Franklin Deardoff Senior Center
Otterbein
Otterbein Lebanon United Methodist Church
Mason Community Center
Mount Pleasant Retirement Village
Monroe
Jenny
Middletown Area
United Way
Towne Mall
Marilyn Strong
Showcase Cinemas
Middletown Community
W.E. Michael Sports
UCF
John McDaniel
Arts Center
Middletown Arts Center
Fine Arts Fund of Cincinnati
N. Verity Parkway
Denham Plaza
Middletownartscenter.com
Middletown Exhibit Center
Broad St
Soybean rust fears ease among Ohio farmers
Ohio farmers view soybean rust with caution but little panic as experts say the disease may not reach the state this year. They emphasize early detection and fungicide readiness, noting windborne spores and regional weather determine spread, while observers cite prior preparation and global experience limiting damage potential.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Midwest
Toledo
Pat Lipps
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Lipps
U.S
Louisiana
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Greg Anderson
United Soybean Board
Anderson
Newman Grove
Neb
Brazil
United States
Stolen stereo and tires reported in Middletown
Middletown police report overnight thefts and vandalism including a $50 stereo taken from a Mecca Transmission pickup, rear tire stolen from Steve Mabe’s van, four tires slashed on Terry Taylor’s car, a $140 stereo taken from Arnold Taulbee’s car, and a CD player along with 30 CDs stolen from Carrie Winder’s vehicle between 11 a.m. and noon.
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Mecca Transmission
S. Sutphin St
Steve Mabe
Baltimore Street
Terry Taylor
Sherman Avenue
Arnold Taulbee
North Avenue
Carrie Winder
Moore
Pancake breakfast and club event at Franklin venues
A pancake breakfast hosted by the Craft Club of Order of the Eastern Star 55 will run 7 to 11 a.m. at Franklin Masonic Temple on East Second Street with a five dollar donation. Also listed are the Second Time Shop hours at St Paul Lutheran Church and free GED classes at Warren County One Stop Center and Franklin Public Library with orientations on April 11 and 13. For details call the provided numbers.
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Franklin Masonic Temple
Craft Club of Order of the Eastern Star
Second St
St. Paul
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Warren County
Franklin Public Library
Hamilton Scholarships And Community Classes Offer Deadlines
Butler County Farm Bureau offers college scholarships of 500 and 1000 dollars with an April 7 deadline. Applications available at 140 Millikin St Hamilton or by calling 513 844 8371. A beginning chord piano class will run April 4 from 6 to 930 p.m. at Miami University Hamilton. Call 513 785 3131. The Butler County Family Forum meets May 3 at Janet Clemmons Conference Center 282 N. Fair Ave with a talk on Response to Intervention and ongoing child struggles.
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Butler County Farm Bureau
Millikin St
Hamilton
Call
Miami University
Family Forum
Butler County Family Forum
Janet Clemmons
N. Fair Ave
Forum for families of a child with disability
A program titled Forum offers support and information for family members of a child with a disability. Sponsored by the Southwestern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center, it provides resources and guidance and lists contact details including a phone line and extension.
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Southwestern Ohio Special Education Regional Resource Center
Shaker Miniatures Exhibit at Warren County History Museum
Wendell Robinson presents scale models of Shaker furniture on exhibit Friday through May 31 at the Warren County Historical Society Museum in Lebanon. The museum hours are 9 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Saturday and noon to 4 pm Sunday. Admission is 4 dollars adults 3.50 seniors 2 children. Call 513 932 1817 for details.
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Wendell Robinson
Warren County Historical Society Museum
S. Broadway
Lebanon
Call
Blood drive sponsored by Madison Scouts marks 75 years
Cub Scout Pack 28 and Boy Scout Troop 29 of Madison Township hold a blood drive today at Madison Primary School cafeteria in honor of 75 years of scouting. Appointments run 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Call Lori Clements at 513 422 1772 to book.
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Madison
Madison Township
Lori Clements
Monroe historical society Speaker Roger Miller to discuss Ohio Canals
Roger Miller will speak at the Monroe Historical Society 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the Activities Building at Mount Pleasant Retirement Village. The event is open to the public.
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Roger Miller
Historical Society
Monroe Historical Society
Mount Pleasant
Ohio Canals
Monroe Presbyterian Church
W. Elm St
Call
Monroe
Overbrook Drive
Suite D
Oxford Nature Center Hosts Spring Trek Hike Sunday
The Nature Center invites participants to a Spring Trek at 10 a.m. Sunday in Hueston Woods. Meet the naturalist and help choose the trail. Dress for the weather and call (513) 524-4250 for details.
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Hueston Woods
Edgewood Drill Team sells spirit bracelets fundraiser
Edgewood Drill Team in Trenton sells silicone spirit bracelets to raise funds for outfits. Bracelets cost 3 to 4 dollars and can bear phrases such as Edge wood Cougars Drill Team Football Basketball Baseball or Cheerleader. Orders accepted at Richard's Pizza in Trenton from 7 to 8 p.m. April 4 8. Call 513 988 1790 or 988 0565 for details.
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Edgewood
Cougars
Richard’s Pizza
Trenton
Easter egg events across churches and parks this weekend
Various churches and parks announce Easter egg hunts and related activities. Armco Park hosts a 1 pm hunt with 5 000 eggs and 140 prize eggs. other sites list times from 8:45 am to 7 pm, with hikes, cantatas, plays, and Easter parties for children up to age 11 or older, all requiring baskets and some rain or shine. Local contact numbers provided.
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Armco Park
Ohio
Park Pavilion
Blue Ball Church
Roosevelt Ave
Franklin
Breiel Boulevard
First Church of God
Breiel Bivd
Yankee Road
13-year-old caught driving mother's car in Trenton
Police arrested a 13-year-old after he drove his mother’s missing 1998 Plymouth Sundance around Cranewood Drive and Brelsford Avenue. He ran a stop sign with no headlights and was charged with juvenile delinquency for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, driving without a license, and failing to use headlights.
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Trenton
Cranewood Drive
Jamy Baker
Brelsford Avenue
Brelsford
Ardmore
Baker
Butler County
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Iowa State University Extension
Mike Yeagle
Fremont
Sams Pet Food Company
Lewisburg
Liz Lucas
Jim Cunningham
Garfield Alternative School
Richard Keith
Deneen Avenue
Speedway
Oxford State Road
Oxford
First Baptist Church
Riverview Ave
Forest Hills Country Club
Pleasant Ridge United Methodist Church
Middletown-Eaton Road
Shitoh
Candlestick Church
Crescent Boulevard
Malvern Street
Ring Hill Church
Full Gospel
S. Marshall Road
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
S. Broad St
Calvary Baptist Church
Jackson Lane
Christian Enterprise Baptist Church
Gideon Road
Edgewood Baptist Church
West State St
God's Lighthouse
Seneca St
Manchester Road Baptist Church
Manchester Road
the Oasis
Jefferson Road
Life Singer
Red Lion United Methodist Church
Riverview Baptist Church
Martz-Paulin Road
Carlisle
St. Luke United Presbyterian Church
N. Breie! Blvd
Sure Hope Christian
Hendrickson Road
Union Chapel
United Methodist Church
Keister Road
Zion Lutheran Church
N. Breiel Bivd
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