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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 2004

Page

11

Vandals found in empty McKinley School

Two juvenile boys aged 13 and 14 were found inside the vacant McKinley School on South Verity Parkway around 5 p.m. Sunday after entering through an open door. Police noted green paint on floors and broken classroom windows. The building slated for demolition within a month. The youths were taken home and counseled.

McKinley School South Verity Parkway Middletown

United Way Sets 2.5 Million Goal For Warren County

United Way kicked off its 34th annual drive with a 2.5 million goal. The event at the Marriott Northeast Hotel in Mason highlighted early pacesetter gifts from Abilities First Cook's Wares General Engine Portman and Warren County Community Services totaling over 32000. Campaign chair Tricia Marteney and executive director Michael Schepers praised programs funding 31 agencies and 60 plus initiatives shown to deliver measurable returns.

Warren County United Way Marriott Northeast Mason Abilities First Cook’s Wares General Engine Portman Warren County Community Services United Way Tricia Marteney Warren County Michael Schepers

SHALOM to open in Middletown for third season

SHALOM the church based network of temporary homeless shelters in Middletown plans a November start for its third season running from November 28 to March 26. Organizers say opening could move earlier if churches are ready and note lower attendance as winter nears.

Shalom Middletown Christos Christakis

Fire damages Golden Video and Tanning

An overloaded extension card sparked a blaze Tuesday causing 125000 dollars in damage to an area business and residence. Page B2 Community roundup. Page B2 Obituaries. Page B3 Classified. Contact City Editor Bob Irvin. (513) 705-2844.

Bob Irvin

Council moves toward balanced budget in 2005 plan

City staff targets 1.85 to 2.5 million in cuts after council agrees to about 900,000 in reductions and revenue raises. The move aims to avoid deficit with minimal service impact. Proposals include 300,000 yearly revenue from fire billings and red light enforcement equipment. About 600,000 in cuts involve job eliminations across Public Works Planning Health Engineering and Finance.

Ron Olson Olson Public Works David Schiavone Council

Helping Kids Succeed In Clean Up Effort By Youth Choir

Beth el AME Church youth choir from Middletown's 2nd Ward gathered at the Middletown Community Center and picked up litter in Douglass Park area on a hot late August day. Eleven children walked Minnesota Avenue to Fourteenth Avenue learning civic responsibility through hands on service.

Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church 2Nd Ward Middletown Community Center Douglass Park Minnesota Avenue Fourteenth Avenue Middletown Verlena Stewart Bethel Ame Journal Stewart Jennifer Holbrook Eboni Isaiah Holbrook

Off duty officer charged in wreck near Trenton

Monroe police accuse Janice Carder an off duty officer of leaving the scene after crashing a friend's 1999 Chevy truck on East State Street. Carder later turned herself in after authorities searched two Trenton homes.

Trenton Monroe Rodney Hale Janice Carder East State Street 415 E. State Carder Mike Williams Williams Hamilton Ohio Highway Patrol Mike Albrock Butler County Sheriff’s Page Avenue Hale Tim Traud Third Street

Two men plead guilty in Cedarcrest Drive shooting case

Demetrius Brazile and Roy Clark pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence in the May 11 shooting death of Chad Re at 7430 Cedarcrest Drive Liberty Township. They face up to five years at a December sentencing in Butler County Common Pleas Court.

Hamilton Chad Re Liberty Township Demetrius Brazile Cincinnati Roy Clark Lockland Butler County Common Pleas Court Butler County Craig Hedric Hurr Clark Damon Halverson Brazile Cedarcrest Drive Hedri Monroe Craig Anderson Thomas Cottle Reading Anderson Toni Kessinger

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