Middletown Mall Locks Doors For First Time Tonight
The Middletown Mall will lock doors nightly from 10 p.m. to 7:30 a.m. on weekdays and adjusted weekend hours. A security officer will remain inside after closing to grant access to tenants, with Castell Building noted as a potential initial trouble area.
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Middletown Mall
Dave Clark
City Projects Improvements
R. Paul Christiansen
Christiansen
Castell
Sebald Realty
Journal
First Avenue
Tardy A to K license buyers gain month respite
In the transition to a new motor vehicle registration system, those with A to K licenses who have not registered may have received a one month delay.
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C.J. Bosnak Journal
Flute Recital by James Martin with Lyric Arts Quartet
Flute recital by James Martin musical director Middletown Symphony with the Lyric Arts Quartet at 7 30 tonight in Gardner Harvey Library. Selections include Introductions and Variations and Cycle of Six Songs for Clarinet Voice and Piano. Free and open to the public.
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James Martin
Middletown Symphony
Lyric Arts Quartet
Gardner-Harvey
Martin
Schubert
Angela Seidel
Tom Bennignus
Atarah Jablonsky
Foster Wygant
Louis Sophi
Seidel
Japlonsky
Wygant
Dichterliebe
Benningnus
Jablonsky
City begins river corridor plan for Miami River area
Middletown planning commissioners vote to explore city funding for a consultant to refine a riverfront green belt plan. Nineteen projects total about 6 million dollars include bike routes trails docks and a mall to river walkway with lake and marina proposals funded by bonds or local groups.
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Miami River
Planning Commission
Commission
Richard Monroe
Middletown
Bob Metz
Convalescent Center seeks 52-bed expansion approval
City planning commissioners approved a conditional use plan for a 52-bed addition to the Barbara Park Convalescent Center on Kensington Street raising capacity from 134 to 186 on about four acres in a D-3 zone. Conditions require drainage and setbacks per city rules, eliminate on street Kensington parking, direct lighting away from homes, and build a 24 foot two way drive to Jackson Lane. A nearby 21 unit apartment project was not addressed and a storefront addition at Middletown Mall including a doorway to the Knights of Pythias building was approved.
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Barbara Park Convalescent Center
Kensington Street
Kensington
Jackson Lane
Loyalty Day program at Middletown Mall presented by VFW
A Loyalty Day event starts tomorrow at 2 p.m. in Middletown Mall with an American flag ceremony by the Fourth District Ladies Auxiliary of the VFW. The city owns part of the structure slated for sale to Woodbury Corp. while plans on use remain undecided. Storefront changes include steel firewalls and no extension into the mall, as other merchants gain extra space from the design.
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Middletown
Fourth District Ladies Auxiliary
The
Veteran of Foreign Wars
VFW
Woodbury Corp
R. Paul Christiansen
Fire damages home after child plays with matches
A 3 year old playing with matches caused a fire at Pamela Brown's residence 413 Cribbs St. owned by Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority. The blaze started in a bedroom shortly before 10 am. Firefighters fought it for 40 minutes with no injuries. damage estimated at 700 dollars.
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Pamela Brown
Cribbs St
Butler Metropolitan Housing Authority
Door to door banking survey visits Friday and Monday
Marketing class project from Miami University plans door to door surveys on banking services this Friday and Monday. Students, mostly women, will show proper identification. residents may ask to see it or refuse to answer personal questions. Police were alerted due to earlier related calls.
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Miami University
Joseph Seibert
Funds fall short for SECC health clinic plan
South End Community Council protests the 80 000 first year funding for the proposed health clinic as part of a 16 million HUD program. City officials warn that health center funds may jeopardize HUD approval while HEW grants are unlikely. Authorities urge moving forward with available resources.
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Mike McLeod
Money
South End
South End Community Council
SECC
Health Board
Archellus Bell
City Commission
Dudley Inwood
Tools stolen from Big M Trucking Co. basement break in
Overnight theft at Big M Trucking Co. 3701 Tytus Ave left $3,200 in tools missing. burglars entered basement possibly rode elevator to main floor, opened garage door, backed a vehicle inside, and loaded tools. Missing items include a $2,000 tool box belonging to James Alles of 40 Clencoe Ave plus a $920 air jack a cutting torch cart $295 and an air hose.
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Big M Trucking Co
Tytus Ave
James Alles
Clencoe Ave
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