School drug bust targets Anderson Township teens
Hamilton County Sheriff's Office carried out a drug bust Friday in the Anderson Township area after a January long investigation. Officials including Forest Hills Schools superintendent Robert C. Wolf faced public criticism but defended handling of the case, praising collaboration between the sheriff and district to keep drugs out of schools.
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Charles Stein
Remembering Father on Father's Day tribute from Beech Acres
A Cherry Grove resident and Beech Acres staffer reposts a Father’s Day tribute by Sandi Hanning. The piece extols fathers as knights facing modern dragons inflation and family pressures, praising their endurance and shifting roles while celebrating them as knights in shining armor.
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George Washington commemorative coin stirs thrift debate
The Christian Science Monitor weighs a proposed silver half dollar for a 250th Washington birthday. House ratified plan to sell above silver value to fund federal debts prompts questions about public credit and frugality. The piece playfully asks if Washington would approve financially, given his calls for revenue and thrift.
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Hospital to host SIDS seminar in Clermont County
On July 1 the Hospital plans a SIDS seminar from 7 to 9 p.m. in the Minning Lecture Hall open to the public. Fannie Nichols will discuss the counselor's role, Dr. Mark McGovern will cover medical aspects, and Janet Fortin will share a parent's view. A short film precedes a Q&A session.
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Meeting on Alzheimer's disease options at UC Medical Center
Families and friends meet Tuesday June 16 at 7 p.m. in Eden on Bethesda avenues floor C Room 3158 to discuss legal options for handling financial problems related to Alzheimer's and related disorders. For information call Andrew Frazier at 367-4831 or 791-1327. Also, photographic works by Marvin Aronoff and Milton Rappoport display July 3 to 31 at WCET Art Gallery.
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Ohio Legislature Returns After Break With Wide Bill Passage
Lawmakers resumed after Memorial Day week approving Sub. H.B. 443 auditing certain bureaus and Am. S.B. 51 clarifying Dayton Municipal Court judges terms. H.B. 49 calls for rural crime study amid a 300 percent rise in the last decade. The June 3 session advanced Am. H.R. 250 on stronger vandalism penalties and tax changes for horse racing. Governor Rhodes proclaims June Walleye Fishing Month with a potential six pound or larger catch prize.
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Anderson Hills Woman's Club thanks local paper
The Anderson Hills Woman's Club expresses gratitude to the Forest Hills Journal for excellent coverage of meetings and events over the past year. Dorothy Schneller and Tommie, publicity chairmen, honor the paper for helping inform residents of Anderson Township and Mt. Washington.
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Forest Hills Journal
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Mt. Washington
Longtime Journal staffer bids farewell in June
A Journal staffer announces departure effective June 17 with byline in the June 19 issue. The note reflects on nearly two years at the paper, 170 deadlines, and observations about Newtown Mt. Washington and Anderson Township, plus pet peeves about local politics and community attitudes.
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Community regard despite critic’s rhetoric in Mt Washington area
Brian MacConnell reflects on local groups civic associations and officials in Mt Washington Anderson Township and Newtown noting most citizens work for the common good. He recalls two years of effort, writes his positive view of the community and announces his move to pursue public relations work. Ed Wright Jr. notes his departure.
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Roasters salute Bob Wolf at Forest Hills sendoff roast
Robert C. Wolf retires after 10 years as Forest Hills Schools superintendent. Board president William Kenneth Memke led humor in the tribute, joking about staff and school quirks as 330 guests watched. Journal notes longtime reporter Brian Mac Connell leaving after nearly two years.
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Donald Stringfield
Ayer
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Stringfield
Ayer Elementary
Dennis Devine
Devine
Kenneth Furrier
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