Village Singers to Perform June 19 in Franklin
The Village Singers and Village Trio under Jean Burns rehearse a free public concert at 8 p.m. June 19 in Franklin junior high school auditorium. The program features popular tunes and medleys from Mame Cabaret Exodus and US folk music with solo numbers by Phyllis Darragh Gerald Miller Nancy Swisher and Tim Ruppert and Joyce Hemenger on piano.
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Village Singers
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Jean Burns
Exodus
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Darragh
Gerald Miller
Nancy Swisher
Mariah
Tim Ruppert
Joyce Hemenger
Wendt
Trenton Council to hear sludge spread questions Thursday
Trenton residents will attend a 7:30 p.m. City Council meeting at the Municipal Building to question Middletown sludge used as fertilizer at Martin Farms near Trenton. Middletown officials assert cadmium and other metals stay within EPA limits and that Martin Farms will spread far less than allowed per acre. Fred Martin and Kelsie Singleton, plus engineering firm reps, are set to present, with possible sludge spreading visuals. The council also considers bids to remove the Tower Avenue tank and West State booster station as a new Howe Road tank renders them obsolete.
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Middletown
Martin Farms
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
EPA
Kelsie Singleton
The
Journal
Singleton
Martin
Martin Farsm
Singeston
Fred Martin
Will Singleton
Tom Winston
Dayton
Ohio Epa
Council
Mel Ruder
Tower Avenue
West State Street
Howe Road
Ruder
Preble Shawnee Board Sets Thursday Special Meeting
The Preble Shawnee school board will meet Thursday at 6 30 pm in the West Elkton Elementary School cafeteria. The session will discuss progress of negotiations with associations representing school employees with most of the meeting expected to be in executive session.
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Camden
Preble Shawnee
West Elkton
Germantown sewer rate hike proposed by village committee
Germantown sewer committee recommends higher rates with a minimum bill cut to aid low users while larger water consumers face steeper per thousand gallon charges. Tap-in fees would rise to 600 from 300, and a study of sewer lines is urged to locate infiltration sources as drainage increases treatment costs at the Franklin plant.
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Germantown
Village Council
Jean Ann Brewer
Franklin
Franklin Plant
Douglas Fenske
Fenske
Fairhaven Antiques Festival Returns to Small Ohio Village
The Fairhaven Antiques Festival runs Saturday 9 am to 9 pm and Sunday 9 am to 6 pm in Preble County. About 125 dealers from several states gather on Ohio 177 six miles west of Camden. Ice cream and lunches by two churches, other foods available. Sponsored by the Fairhaven Antiques Association to aid local needy residents.
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Fairhaven
Preble County
Ohio
Camden
New York
Illinois
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Preble farm open house highlights June event
The Preble County Historical Society farm near Gratis hosts a Sunday open house from 1 to 4 p.m. Exhibits include aprons and afghans by the Women's Club, a wooden pattern maker, china and pressed glass jars, old iron cookware, Indian relics, and sterling service pieces. Admission is free. Visitors can hike trails to a swinging bridge and tour the log house, barn, and farmhouse on Swartsel Road off Ohio 122 northwest of Gratis.
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Hubert MacQuiston
Andy Parks
Swartsel Road
Ohio 122
Gratis
Deerfield-Union levy votes down for operating funds
Voters in the Deerfield Union local school district rejected a 7 mill emergency operating levy 541 to 381 on Tuesday. The measure failed except in Deerfield South Middle and Deerfield South East precincts in the Landon development, risking school closures without about 400000 in funding. The district tax rate stands at 26.4 mills, the lowest in Warren County.
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Kings Mills
Deerfield- Union
Deerfield South Middle
Deerfield South East
Landon
Deerfield Union District
Warren County
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