Deadline to register to vote in November election
Four days remain to register for the November 2 election. Butler and Warren counties provide online and mail options. absentee ballot requests must reach boards by October 30 noon. Contact Butler Elections at (513) 887-3700 or Warren Elections at (513) 695-1358 for details.
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Former Monroe council member Eric Detcher dies at 55
ERIC DETCHER, 55, a former Monroe City Council member for eight years, died Tuesday at his residence. He was active in local groups including Breiel Boulevard First Church of God and the Monroe Historical Society. Services are set for 10 a.m. Saturday at Breiel Boulevard Church of God with visitation today from 1 to 5 p.m.
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Tannreuther
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Routson
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Brock
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David Colp
Court worker demoted amid judge harassment probe
Lebanon Ohio A Warren County Court employee Libbie Gerondale 34 a probation officer was demoted to probation clerk for poor attendance after sexual harassment complaints against Judge Dallas Powers now under investigation by a special prosecutor and a state supreme court discipline panel The Ohio Attorney General is reviewing overtime payments Gerondale met county officials after denying harassment claims and seeking medical leave Her attorney William Kaufman claims the demotion was unjust and due process was not followed Heath the acting administrative judge disputed and could not be reached for comment County officials said Gerondale raised concerns and planned to seek further action Please see JUDGE B3.
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Warren
Libbie Gerondale
County of
State Supreme Court Judicial Discipline Committee
Ohio Attorney General’s
Gerondale
Powers
William Kaufman
James Heath
Heath
Kaufman
Pat South
Bob Price
Community forum pushes action on 16th and Minnesota violence
Roberta Derrico led residents at the 16th and Minnesota corner as about 50 people gathered to address shootings in the South End and East End. The forum, sponsored by Middletown’s Ministerial Alliance, urged concrete action beyond talks, following a Sunday prayer vigil of about 150 at the same intersection.
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Middletown Journal
Jefrie Waldon
Ministerial Alliance of
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16Th Avenue
Minnesota
2Nd Ward
Roberta Derrico
Minnesota Street
Derrico
East End
16Th
Fugitive rape suspect captured abroad after months on run
Brian J. Stepp, 30, of Liberty Township, accused of posing as a police officer to rape three Hamilton women, was arrested in Cambridge, England, after a 22-month multi country hunt. He faces extradition to Hamilton as authorities pursue additional charges and possible aiding and abetting charges against his wife.
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Liberty Township
Brian J. Stepp
Yankee Road
Cambridge
England
Butler County
Sheriff’s Office
Stepp
Dawn
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Richard Jones
London
Gatwick
New Scotland
Park sex sting nets 8 arrests
An undercover probe at Hueston Woods State Park led to eight men being arrested for either public indecency or sexual imposition. The sting, conducted Sept 19 20, involved ODNR officers in disguise in day use areas. two suspects faced sexual imposition charges and six faced public indecency charges. No women were arrested and full names lacked ages or addresses.
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Hueston Woods State Park
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Patrick Enright
ODNR
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Camden man sentenced in child rape case
David Watts reached a plea bargain in the case of the rape of a Middletown girl. He was sentenced to eight years in prison. A coroner rules the death of a Butler inmate was from asphyxia due to hanging. Page B2. Deaths and funerals, Page B3. Community News. Contact City Editor Bob Irvin. (513) 705-2844.
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Middletown
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Bob Irvin
Hersh speaks on Bush and Iraq at Miami University Middletown
Pulitzer Prize winner Seymour Hersh lectured 600 attendees at Dave Finkel Auditorium. He criticized President Bush and the Iraq war, joked with a Pryor influence, and noted there is no plan. The event opened a four part Miami University Middletown cultural arts series.
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George Bush
Bush
Miami University- Middletown
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Warren
Iraq
Miami University
Middletown
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