Trustees urge petitions to block HUD housing project
Anderson Township trustees oppose a 55 unit subsidized housing complex on Asbury Road. They plan petitions to the Hamilton County Commissioners while urging citizen input to influence officials. Opposition cites density, proximity to single family homes, parking, recreation space, and nearby liquor licenses.
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Asbury Road
Columbus
Hamilton County
Jt Dorsey
The
Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Dorsey
Tom Taylor
Columbus Hud
Colex
Acheaa Road
Township seeks flexible county sheriff patrol contract
Trustees hope to finalize a new police protection contract with the county sheriff to allow flexible scheduling of deputies in the township. They plan another meeting with Stokes and aides around June 1 to resolve differences, aiming for a middle of June agreement while possible commissioner input on a few remaining issues.
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Anderson Township
Shute Stokes
John O’brien
Harry T. Bode
O'Brien
Tom Taylor
Bob Dorsey
Dorsey
Taylor
Sheriff's Office
Trol
New Burlington
Stokes
Col
Bode
Jaenen Phen Reida
Beechmont Avenue
Beechmont
Sheriff's Department
Norman Murdock
Michael Maloney
McNick shifts graduation as vandalism statement
McNicholas High School officials moved Friday night’s graduation from Guardian Angels Church to the school gym as a statement against vandalism that hit the school May 16. Principal James O’Leary said 35 seniors volunteered to clean paint.
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Guardian Angels Church
James O'Leary
Regional Planning meetings this week at Turpin High
Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission schedules public sessions tonight through Friday at Turpin High School cafeteria to develop alternatives for Anderson Township northern tier. Topics span agriculture environment development block grant transportation land use and human services with a final plan presented to Anderson Township trustees in late June. Two final meetings will refine proposals for the northern segment with an alternative planning conference set for Saturday June 9.
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Hamilton County Regional Planning Commission
Anderson Township
Turpin High School
Mike Christiani
St X student earns state biology award at OTSA
Geoff Van Flandern of Anderson Township and three St. Xavier sophomores led the school's biology team to first place in the Ohio Tests of Scholastic Achievement state competition. St. Xavier also topped in geometry algebra and Spanish, with trophies awarded to winners. More than 24,000 students from 729 Ohio high schools participated as OTSA reached its 51st year testing in 16 subjects.
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Anderson Township
St. Xavier High School
Ohio
Franklin Walter
Stirrup Road
St. John Fisher Church
van Flandern
St. Xavier
Zoning hearing June 6 on two 12 story apartments
The Hamilton County Rural Zoning Commission will hold a June 6 hearing at 7:30 p.m. at Beechmont Firehouse to consider a zone change for Joseph H. Graue Jr. to permit construction of two 12 story apartment buildings on 20 acres along Five Mile Road in Anderson Township, changing it from single family residences.
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Hamilton County Rural Zoning Commission
Anderson Township
Joseph H. Graue Jr
Five Mile Road
Beechmont Avenue
Beechmont
Beechmont Ave
Stagnaro Keeps Post with 1979 Raise and Task Unit
Anderson Township Fire Chief Ed Stagnaro agreed to stay as long as possible and accepted a 1979 salary of 22500 retroactive to Jan 1. He won approval for a 73000 Ranger task unit and a 90 day trial of up to 100 hours weekly paid volunteer time for inspections and maintenance. Trustee Dorsey announced Anderson Township Day at the Cincinnati Zoo for June 30 with a shelter and coupon program.
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Anderson Township
Ed Stagnaro
Stagnaro
Robert Dorsey
Cincinnati Zoo
Beechmont Avenue
Newtown Seeks Councilman as Fourth Vacancy Looms
Newtown prepares a village wide flier to fill a council seat with resignation of C Ronald Kidwell effective June 1. Councilman Steve Kline urges a 25 to 27 year old resident, possibly from Riverhills, to aid village development while other members vet candidates through the village secretary Jeanne Kline. John R Shirley, 38, owner of an upholstery business at 6767 Main St, was appointed to replace Thomas Busse and previously served on the Planning Commission.
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Newtown
C. Ronald Kidwell
Steve Kline
Riverhills
Jeanne Kline
John R. Shirley
Main St
Thomas Busse
Carolyn
Greg Deimling
Shirley
Forest Hills Journal this week highlights local events
This week in Forest Hills the Journal keeps residents informed with pages featuring ongoing area happenings. A middle-age Newtown woman received a college degree as a Mother's Day present, with story and photo on page 13. Details on the Anderson summer recreation program on page 3. Political and economic views surround day care in a Journal series on page 10.
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Anderson
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