Canoe ’76 Launches City Wide River Trips For Teens
Lori Petrie reports on Canoe ’76 a two day education program run by Cincinnati Parks and Recreation that takes 12 to 18 year olds down the Little Miami River teaching basic strokes safety and ecological awareness. Participants start with pool instruction then move to river trips under supervision.
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Laurie Petrie
Little Miami River
Lou Spurlock
Spurlock
la Boiteaux
Terence
Bob Rottinghaus
Rotus
Cincinnati Parks and Ton Commission
Vel Crawley
Kennedy Heights
Renewal plan authorized for Silverton downtown revitalization
Silverton City Council approved an $8,200 contract with Cincinnati based KZF Environmental Design Consultants to draft a downtown revitalization plan and prepare the first installment by August. The plan covers traffic, parking and land use around Montgomery Road Pisinfeld Road Silverton Avenue and South Avenue funded by a HUD grant and Silverton CIC. A 6.02 mill property tax levy was unanimously proposed for the November ballot to continue current rates.
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Eric Schmitz
Silverton
Go Ahead
Herman Wenker
KZF Environmental Design Consultants, Inc
Counci
Wenker
Y Montgomery Rd
Pisinfeld Rd
Silver‘ton
KZF
Council
Brodbeck
Parkview Ave
Montgomery eyes Swaim Fields land for new park use
Montgomery proposes to acquire 13.3 acres of the Swaim Fields property at Cooper and Zig Zag for about 240000, with potential parcels on Tanager Woods Pfeiffer Road and Deerfield Road under review. The plan hinges on appraisal updates and funding from parks accounts, Kiwanis support, and possible land negotiations with Paul Brothers Enterprises.
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Montgomery
Swaim Fields
Cooper and Zig Zag Rds
Parks and Recreation Committee
Tanager Woods
School Board
Pfeiffer Rd
Deerfield Rd
I-71
Council
Roger Aerni
Kiwanis Club
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Paul Brothers
Paul
Florence Kennedy
Swarm Fields
Kennedy
Todd
Allen Paul
Hamilton County
Lawrence
Luken
Cincinnati
Kanter Corp
Towne Properties
Paul Enterprises
Mon
Aer’ Gaid
Tanager
Swaim
Blue Ash
Blue Ash holds firm as Ohio land dispute stalls golf plan
Cincinnati council rejected Blue Ash 1.5 million for 273 acres at Looper and Plainfield, keeping a golf course on track as a key issue. Blue Ash officials say they will wait, while Cincinnati weighs sale terms and alternatives amid long‑running negotiations.
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Laurie Petrie
Cincinnati
Looper and
Plainfield
Blue Ash
Marvin Thomp
Thompson
Vic Ee.inckstan
Ciseel 8
James Luken
Luken
Uken
Cincinnati Tion Commission
Ation Commission
Espace Pea
Receaeinn Commission
Marvin Rompers
mWe
Sycamore trustees approve security alarm for Bicentennial Lodge
At the August 5 meeting Sycamore Township trustees accepted a $550 bid from W B Meier Co to install a security alarm linked to the police station. They will also explore heat detectors, tile the lodge floor, cork walls, and have tiles installed by Tillar Bros. Construction. The Glenover PawPaw lights bid from Cincinnati Gas and Electric was rejected for not meeting specifications. The clerk will review the discrepancy before the next meeting.
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Marilyn Geewax
Sycamore Township
W.B. Meier Co
Bicentennial Lodge
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co
Glenover-PawPaw
Ito
Amity seeks permit for 49 unit senior complex
Deer Park plans commission denied the Amity Gardens proposal for a 49 unit elderly housing project on Galbraith Road. The council meets tomorrow night at the Community Center to discuss the agenda amid expected large crowds? A two thirds vote would be needed to overturn the planning commission’s recommendation.
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Galbraith Rd
Deer Park
Chamberlain Pathe Deer Park
Corrections Correct Two Errors From Market Place Item
A correction notes Stanley M. Ducovna head of Com-Am a construction design and planning firm and a Mayerson project team has set the Market Place center grand opening for September. Dr Elliot Kirstein an optometrist clarifies his Market Place office is not a shop.
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Market Place
Stanley M. Ducovna
Com-Am
Man turned over to grand jury in multiple murder case
Kendell Stanley 21 waived a preliminary hearing and was sent to the Hamilton County grand jury on two murder counts and one felonious assault count. He and brother Anthony 27 are accused of the July 28 shootings at the Allen home on 6301 Desmond St that killed William Allen 51 and son Robert 19 and wounded Ric Judge Donald Schott. Bond set at $225,000.
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Kendell Stanley
Kenwood Rd
Hamilton County
Stanley
Anthony
Madison
William Allen
Robert
Allen
Desmond St
Exter Allen
Ric
Oaks-kay Vacation at Lake Williamstown Resort
Vacation property rental notice invites readers to stay several days or weeks at a suburban Cincinnati waterfront resort. Owner David Oaks promotes Lake Williamstown venue via classifieds with contact through Sudipee 20 listing in CSNI Classifieds.
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Ven
Lake Williamstown
Cincinnati
David Oaks
CSNI
Treble and Bass column highlights city music events
Charlotte Shockley presents a mid week update on good music programs and events for suburban Cincinnati, a standout read for music minded readers in CSNI.
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Treble & Bass
Charlotte Shockley
Cincinnati
CSNI
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