Old Fort residents seek choice amid floodplain housing study
Vince Castellucio of Old Fort in Anderson Township voices concern that Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission findings on substandard floodplain housing could lead to eviction for about 20 families in Old Fort and three nearby Little Miami River communities. He says the study makes broad generalizations about life in the area.
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Vince Castellucio
Castellucio
Old Fort
Anderson Township
Hamilton County
Little Miami River
Hamilton Couty Regional Planning Commission
Cincinnati
County Regional Planning Commission
Little Miami
River Downs
Old Coney
Riverfront Stadium
Bob
Jean East
East
Mae
Temporary bridge opening possible by week's end
Weatherman cooperation could allow traffic over the Newtown Road temporary bypass over the Little Miami River tributary by week’s end. Pete Bissinger said paving and guard rails were completed Friday, with rain delaying progress. The bridge was knocked down after officials deemed it unsafe for heavy traffic between St. Rt. 32 and U.S. 50, closing in late February and forcing long detours. A permanent replacement bridge will be built.
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Newtown Road
Little Miami River
Pete Bissinger
Hamilton County Engineer’s Office
Bissinger
St. Rt. 32
U.S. 50
Vandalism program at Summit School tonight
Anderson Township residents are invited to a 7:30 pm informational session in the Summit Elementary School cafeteria at Northport and Eight Mile. Forest Hills Schools Superintendent Robert C. Wolf will present slides showing recent damage at Sherwood Elementary, with Hamilton County Sheriff’s Detective Richard Tuley available for questions. Summit PTA sponsors the meeting amid concerns over tax dollars used for repairs.
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Anderson Township
Summit Elementary
Northport
Eight Mile
Robert C. Wolf
Forest Hills
Sherwood Elementary
Richard Tuley
Hamilton County Sheriff's Department
Summit Pta
Hilltop Residents Oppose Ohio River Aggregate Plant
About 20 to 25 Anderson Township residents met Thursday to oppose the Hilltop Basic Resources facility on the Ohio River. They plan petitions to the Hamilton County Board of Zoning Appeals and may hire an attorney. Named locals include Pendelton Picton, Thornton B. Florer, Andy Thul, and Florence Knoechel. Concerns center on air quality, noise, and traffic as they seek to block development despite approvals.
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Hilltop Basic Resources
Ohio River
Anderson Township
Hamilton County Board of Zoning Appeals
Tom Taylor
Ernest Combs
Hamilton County Planning Commission
Taylor
Anderson Township Welfare Association
Pendelton Picton
Thornton B. Florer
Andy Thul
Florence Knoechel
Anderson Township rezoning for restaurant to face June 6 hearing
Hamilton County Commissioners will hear the rezoning request for land at 7229 and 7231 Beechmont Ave to allow a full service restaurant modeled on The Heritage on Wooster Pike. The Rural Zoning Board and Regional Planning Commission favor the plan.
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Anderson Township
Wooster Pike
Hamilton County
Beechmont Ave
Beechmont
David Peck
Craig Martin
Groll
Kindervelt auction aims to exceed last year's profits
Kindervelt 26 of Turpin Hills hosts its fourth annual auction on May 5 at 8 p.m. in the Borcherding Buick Showroom on Montgomery Road. Proceeds go to Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center. reservations are limited at $10 per couple with a cash bar and silent and live auctions offering many items, a hot air balloon ride, dinner, and $500 cash.
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Kindervelt
Turpin Hills
Borcherding
Buick Showroom
Montgomery Rd
Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Ruth Sterling
Silent sirens plague township in shutdown tornado alert
Anderson Township lacks half its warning sirens with Beechmont and Salem Avenue sites nonfunctional while Broadwell Road and Wilson Elementary work. New units purchased await delivery due to county and federal bureaucracy, likely after tornado season ends. Chief Stagnaro and Trustee Taylor previously chose Blue Ash Airport sirens. In a tornado, he will dispatch fire equipment, sound sirens locally, and announce over engine PA. Residents report failing Broadwell and Wilson sirens during tests. next test is May 2 at noon.
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Anderson Township
Wilson Elementary
Broadwell Road
Beechmont
Salem Avenue
Ed Stagnaro
Stagnaro
Tom Taylor
Blue Ash
Township Civil Defense Director
Wilson
Turpin Ties For First In Hamilton County Swim Meet
Turpin ties for first in the Hamilton County Suburban League girls meet with 330 points, tied with Oak Hills while Anderson trails at 311. Deb Brandenburg wins diving at 309.95, with Kathy Roos winning 200 IM and 100 butterfly, Cindy Nelson sprinting to 50 free victory, and relay and stroke titles earned by Turpin and Anderson swimmers.
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Turpin
Spartans
Oak Hills
Anderson
Debbie Brandenburg
Becky Wilson
Sue Walters
Bianca Enrione
Cindy Nelson
Kathy Roos
Patti Donahan
Forest Hills Journal Briefs Spotlight Local Happenings
In this issue readers learn that Cincinnati's next city manager may come from Mt. Washington in Wrightings on page 17. Ayer Elementary students raise 200 for the library highlighted on page 10. McNicholas High presents The Sound of Music this weekend on page 4. Clear the shelves Mother’s Day is coming noted on page 15. Last Days of Coney Island screens Sunday with a surprise on page 9.
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Cincinnati
Mt. Washington
Wrightings
Ayer
Coney Island
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