Carlisle Officials Weigh Federal Urban Area Road Funds
Carlisle voters discuss applying for federal urban area road funds for main thoroughfares with a May 30 deadline. The Ralph Woolpert Co. will assess the program and advise, while bids for sandblasting mortar repairs and silicone sealing at the town hall are sought. A three week cleanup starts May 19 with three areas covered by town crews. A separate junk item pickup may be scheduled later. The seal contest winner Jeff Callahan and runner up Clyde Eldridge influence a village seal redesign.
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Carlisle
Ohio
Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Ralph Woolpert Co
Dayton
Teg Burgess
Jeff Callahan
Clyde Eldridge
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Council weighs truck weight limit in Carlisle debate
Oliver Pottinger of Lamar Drive urged rethinking the five ton truck restriction. He argued the rule unfairly penalizes him for others’ mistakes and threatens to force him to leave Carlisle. Councilman Richard Nicholas cited engineer guidance, while Eldridge noted checks showed a uniform five ton limit elsewhere.
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Oliver Pottinger
Lamar Drive
Council
Pottinger
Carlisle
Richard Nicholas
Eldridge
Safety and Service Committee
Warren County Grand Jury Indicts 22 in Burglary Cases
Grand jury in Warren County indicts 22 suspects on counts of breaking and entering, theft, and receiving stolen property. Names include Donald Casey, Jerry Combs, John Stevens, Rick Blankenship, Aaron Long, Robert Salyer, Melissa Keaton, Charlotte Slaven, Daniel Metcalf, Eldon Harris, Russell Hamm, Edward English, and Jim Stone among others. Prosecutor previously said unrelated probes into county departments would be presented to the June grand jury.
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Lebanon
Morris Turkelson
Richard Keaton
Donald F. Casey
Oxford Road
Franklin
Jerry L. Combs
Sheridan Ave
Middletown
John C. Stevens
Titusville
Fla
Donald Wallace
Finley St
Rick L. Blankenship
Zear
Morrow
Aaron W. Long
Kettering
Robert Salyer
Rossburg Road
Melissa Keaton
Miamisburg
Charlotte Slaven
South Lebanon
Daniel M. Metcalf
Eldon Harris
N. Cherry St
Russell Hamm
Loveland Park
Edward H. English
S. Main St
Jim Stone
Morrow-Blackhawk Road
Franklin fire station adds direct dial emergency line
The township announced an emergency telephone with direct link to the Franklin dispatcher was installed outside the fire station on Lincoln Drive. Council voted to refund a building permit charge to the Society for Handicapped Children and approved various appointments and purchases.
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Franklin
Lincoln Drive
Society For Handicapped Children
Franklin Township
Lucille Blac
Henry Hermetz
Roger Stebelton
Carl Craft
Income Tax Appeals Board
Craft
Kelly Bornd
Stebelton
Robert Reichard
Reichard
Lykins Elected Franklin Optimist Club President
Elmer Lykins was elected president of the Franklin Optimist Club last night. A member for six years he will succeed David Fout in October. He lives at 674 Martha Drive. Herschel Clark and Robert Darragh were elected vice presidents and Earl Mercer and Bill Hall were named trustees for two-year terms. Dan Darragh was reappointed secretary.
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Franklin
Elmer Lykins
Franklin Optimist Club
David Fout
Martha Drive
Country Kitchen
Herschel Clark
Robert Darragh
Earl Mercer
Bill Hall
Dan Darragh
Monroe Planning Commission backs denial of Wyncrest Court PUD
The Monroe Planning Commission voted to recommend to the council denial of James Miller's request to rezone four Wyncrest Court lots to a planned unit development. The 12 unit condo plan faces further council review with a required public hearing.
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James Miller
Wyncrest Court
First National Bank
Huber Newcomb
Miller
PUD
Planning Commission
County Commission Advances Trenton Annexation Petition
Hamilton Butler County commissioners forwarded an annexation petition for 86 acres between Wayne Madison and Hamilton Trenton roads to the county engineer for review. The petition was signed by George Schneidler and Orland C. Gingerich, trustee of Trenton Mennonite Church. They also approved a temporary $26,000 transfer from the engineer’s fund to the auto license fee fund to provide Middletown with $168,000 for the Oxford State Road and Cincinnati Dayton Road project including a Dick’s Creek bridge reconstruction, to meet a June 10 bid date. Veteran names now inscribed at the Soldier’s and Sailor’s Monument. researchers seek World War II Korean and Vietnam veterans’ names and service details for memorial.
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Shawnee Lee Journal
Hamilton
Butler County
Trenton
Wayne- Madison Road
Hamilton- Trenton Road
Madison
St. Clair Townships
George Schneidler
Orland C. Gingerich
Trenton Mennonite Church
Middletown
Oxford State Road
Cincinnati-Dayton
Dick’s Creek
Fenwick juniors to wash cars at school event
The Fenwick High School junior class will hold a car wash all day at the school tomorrow starting at 10 a.m. The $1.50 fee goes toward this year’s prom scheduled for May 1.
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Fenwick High School
Bankrupt Germantown man lists debts of over thirty thousand
Jack Bascom Toadvine of Germantown files for bankruptcy in US District Court Dayton listing assets of 13300 and debts of 31446.
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Jack Bascom Toadvine
Germantown
Dayton
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