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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 2005
Page
1
A Florida girl was located after being buried alive prompting a police inquiry. Investigators are assessing how the incident occurred and what immediate medical care she received. No further details on the location or age are available in the readable text.
Tammy Schwartz and Ellie Small blend cooking passion with friendship leaving daily worries behind as they gather for shared kitchen time. Their playful approach highlights food as a source of connection and happiness.
A two vehicle collision Sunday evening on Cincinnati Dayton Road in Liberty Township left a Monroe woman dead at the scene and four others injured, including two children in a Buick van. The van driver, a 36 year old West Chester woman, and her kids were hospitalized. the 14 year old daughter was airlifted to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital with injuries whose extent was not released. Names were withheld pending notification as the sheriff’s office investigates.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer poll of 1500 Ohioans shows 55 percent back Mayor Campbell's push to amend the Ohio Constitution to let big cities decide on Las Vegas style gambling. The poll notes past rejections in 1990 and 1996 but suggests voting on expanded gambling could occur.
Garfield Street resident Willie Royal says his family is harassed by a juvenile gang calling itself the Baltimore Street Gang. Neighbors reported a gunman in a yellow shirt fired at the Royal residence, with three bullets recovered and a fourth lodged near the front door. Police charged Jessie Royal, 48, with carrying a concealed weapon, while Richardo Robertson, 21, and a 17 year old were charged with aggravated menacing.
Franklin officials face ongoing communication gaps as seven tax proposal attempts since 2001 fail to win voter support for district operations and building improvements. At a May 9 meeting, leaders voted to close Hunter Elementary to balance the 2005-2006 budget, amid debate over a confidential "playbook" detailing staffing cuts redistricting and renovation costs.
Fairfield officials mark the ground breaking for an $11.3 million municipal court and police services facility at Nilles Road and Pleasant Avenue. The 6:30 p.m. ceremony features Acting Mayor Steve Miller Councilman Mike Snyder Judge Joyce Campbell and Police Chief Mike Dickey. The site will employ over 100 police and court staff and bolster downtown identity and Village Green business access.
A 16 year old operates Therapy Dog International as it trains dogs to aid the distressed. Page C2 reports the youth founder guiding volunteers and expanding outreach in community therapy programs.
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