Steffen sworn in as Anderson Township trustee
Albert J. Steffen was sworn in as the newest Anderson Township trustee, chosen over Richard Sayers after a week of deliberation. Steffen, a 56 year old attorney with deep township ties, intends a five year term and plans to run for his own four year term in November.
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Journal
Albert J. Steffen
Anderson Township
Steffen
Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Dorsey
Richard Sayers
Paul Schuch
William Skeen
Sauers
Dorsey-Sheen
Hamilton County Court of Domestic Relations
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New Anderson Township Trustee Faces Wide Range of Issues
New trustee Albert J. Steffen, sworn in for three days, outlines open mind to solutions in Anderson Township. Major concerns include Beechmont Avenue traffic, zoning for multi family housing, and potential for a community center and local police department. He seeks more grassroots power, road and bridge oversight, and scrutiny of township finances while addressing highway signage hazards and the Zimmer Nuclear Power Station's impact.
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Anderson
Albert J. Steffen
Steffen
Beechmont Avenue
Colerain Avenue
Zimmer
Moscow
Anderson Township
John O'Brien
Books sale to aid Anderson Library project
The Anderson Library Committee hosts a two day book sale at Beechmont Mall on February 28 and March 1 during shopping hours. Proceeds support the new Anderson branch to open at State and Five Mile Roads in spring. Donations accepted at Mt. Washington branch, M E Lyons YMCA, or Ohio License Bureau Beechmont Mall. For info or pickup call co chairs Adeline Holt 232-5319 or Judy Hutchison 232-1260.
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Anderson Library Committee
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Anderson
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Five Mile Roads
HEAP delays and confusion hit area energy aid
The Home Energy Assistance Program faces delays and ambiguity as eligible residents struggle with income-based qualifications and credits. Officials say HEAP and the Energy Credits Program are separate but many misunderstand this, delaying relief for heating bills in January through March.
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Brian Macconnell
The
Journal
Carol Oxx
Salem Senior Center
Anderson Township
Bennett Cooper
Ohio Department of Economic and Community
Development
Cooper
Oxx
Forest Hills ad leads to car sale in Journal
In Forest Hills Goshen resident Harry K sold his car after his first Journal classified ad ran. He called the classifieds department for quick help and urged readers to place ads by dialing 628-6444. The Journal lists Cincinnati addresses and advertising contacts for Tuesday and Friday saturation coverage.
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Harry K
Goshen
Journal
Committees formed for study of Anderson Township plan
Eight Working Review Committees are formed to study issues in Anderson Township and report to the Citizen Advisory Committee. The CAC merged some groups to eight subcommittees and set a February 9 meeting at Anderson Middle School to define research tasks, with attendance details for participants.
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Anderson Township
Michael Cristiani
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
CAC
Cristiani
Beechmont Avenue
Anderson Middle School
Planning Commission
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