Hunter Life Squad Aims to Meet Certification Standards
Chief Denzel Mullins announced the Hunter life squad would resume training to meet full certification standards. Capt. Wayne Hensley spent four hours at Middletown Hospital in training, with more hospital sessions planned for squad members. Mullins had just completed an advanced para medic course yesterday.
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Franklin Lynx Boosters Parade Heads Toward Park
The Franklin Lynx Boosters plan a 6 p.m. parade from Park Avenue by the Great Miami River bridge to Main and Sixth streets ending at Lions Community Park. A soap bar admission and a door to door drive aim for 1,000 members, with park scrimmages to close the event.
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Vandalism Fees Change Sought In Trenton Lighting Pact
Trenton council considers amending a three year street lighting contract with Cincinnati Gas & Electric to give the city a voice in vandalism charge decisions. CG&E seeks charges where vandalism is repetitive while Arbiter talks and arbitration are proposed. The plan would raise annual lighting costs by 15 percent to 15 264.
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Willis
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Strotman
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Melvin Ryder
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Ohio House to vote on funding Consumer Counsel in utility cases
The Finance Committee will likely back a bill creating a Consumer Counsel to represent the public in utility rate proceedings. An additional measure would charge utilities to pay for the office, proposed at 2 million dollars initially but likely trimmed, with residential costs around 30 cents a year per family.
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Richland County
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Rear-end Crash on West Middletown Bridge Damages $1800
Police say 49 year old John L. Gilmore stopped for traffic and was hit from behind by 19 year old Darrell W. Whisman on the West Middletown bridge. Whisman charged with failure to stop within an assured clear distance. No injuries.
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Michael Road
Darrell W. Whisman
Middletown-Eaton Road
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Gilmore
Preble Shawnee Levy Clarified In Camden Vote
The 4 mill additional operating levy for Preble Shawnee schools will raise $140 000 annually, not $14 000 as yesterday's Journal reported due to a typo. The levy to be voted in November roughly matches the district’s $150 000 yearly shortfall from tax nonpayment after last year’s property reappraisal protest.
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Camden
Springboro eyes federal grant for public works project
Springboro council plans to hire Cincinnati firm Sullivan, Bode, Bunck & Associates to apply for a US Public Works Employment Act grant that could cover all construction and fees for a garage service building behind the Municipal Building. If approved, forms open Sept 7 with $100,000 minimum, and funding to municipalities by Nov 8.
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Donald Tevis
Columbus
Robert Reuter
Sullivan, Bode, Bunck & Associates, Inc
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Ohio
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