Cable TV brings mixed feelings to Anderson Township
Thomas Taylor, president of the Anderson Township trustees, weighs security concerns as Warner-Amex Cable Communications crews begin cable work. He plans heightened sheriff patrols and resident briefings, while exploring uses for public access channels and potential reactivation of the cable advisory committee to boost local programming.
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Thomas Taylor
Taylor
Anderson Township
Warner-Amex Cable Communications
Warner-Amex
Melanie Davis shows how to face the real world at Anderson High
Melanie Davis, the first handicapped student mainstreamed at Anderson High School in 1976, recalls rough days yet graduated magna cum laude from East Carolina University in political science. Her experience helped push accessibility and mainstreaming, shaping her view of the real world.
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Melanie
Brian Macconnell
The
Journal
Melanie Davis
Anderson High School
Anderson
Forest Hills
Condon
East Carolina University
Greenville, N.C
Melani
University of Tennessee At Knoxville
Pat
Pat Davis
East Carolina
Journalphoto
MacConnell
Opening ceremony set for Anderson branch library dedication
Plans for dedicating the new Anderson branch library at 7450 State Road are complete. The 2 p.m. Sunday, June 7 program includes the Turpin High School Ensemble Singers, an invocation by Rev. Lawrence K. Breslin, a welcome by John T. Nolan Jr., a flag presentation by Anderson American Legion Post 318, two ensemble selections, and a talk by John O'Brien. An open house follows the formal ceremonies.
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Anderson
State Road
James R. Hunt
Public Library of
Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Uain
Turpin High School
Chester Imhausen
Lawrence K. Breslin
Mount St. Mary's Seminary
Library Board of Trustees
John T. Nolan Jr
Anderson American Legion Post 318
John O'Brien
The
Anderson Library Committee
Triad plan to coordinate Cincinnati recreation programs
Mt. Washington Community Center Ebersole Center and California Woods Nature Preserve plan a cooperative program exchange to reduce crowding and cut costs. They aim to broaden offerings by sharing arts nature and physical activities across the three centers, with potential summer venues and expansion in mind.
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Mt. Washington
California
John Paddock
Suzanne Miller
Ruth Heinzerling
Cincinnati
Mt. Washington Community Center
Beacon St
Paddock
Ebersole Community Center
Kellogg Ave
Miller
California Woods
Heinzerling
Cincinnati Recreations Commission
Center
Ebersole
Woods
All City baseball picks honor Datin and Leyritz
Two local high school players Joe Datin of Anderson and Jim Leyritz of Turpin were named to an All-City team signaling a strong year for area teams. A local group forms to aid families coping with a major move while Anderson Township summer recreation schedules are released. Velma L. of Batavia advertised a three-piece living room set and loveseat in Journal classifieds with quick follow up after the ad ran.
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Joe Datin
Anderson
Jim Leyritz
Turpin
Velma L
Batavia
Flood Insurance Plan Study Shapes Anderson Township Growth
Hamilton County studies floodplain development as it nears the regular phase of the National Flood Insurance Program. A public meeting June 5 at 11 a.m. in the county courthouse will present findings by FEMA, Army Corps of Engineers, and Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The plan divides flood areas into floodway and flood fringe and outlines stricter construction to reduce flood risk.
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Hamilton County
Anderson Township
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Army Corps of Engineers
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Michael Cristiani
Cristiani
Little Miami River
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