Deer Park to Post Meetings At Five City Spots
Deer Park officials under the Sunshine Law announced meetings times and dates will be posted at five city locations including Amity School Orchard and Blue Ash roads Blue Ash and Webster roads and the Community Center Building. Residents can contact City Hall for personal notification details.
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Nancy Schliess
Deer Park
Harvey Alcorn
Posane Poe
Ae Bat
Amity School
Orchard
Blue Ash
Webster
City
Hall
James
LWL Studies Township Government Meetings This Month
The League of Women Voters conducts study meetings on township government with multiple units across Kenwood Northeastern Hills Madeira Kenmont Indian Hill. Meetings feature discussion leaders and resource persons at homes and church venues in March.
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League of Women Voters
Kenwood
Marge Rackett
Roan Ln
Mary Ann Diekmann
Northeastern Hills
Clifton
Geier
Auburn Presbyterian Church
Wm. H. Taft Rd
Bobbie Mystrom
Madeira-Kenmont
Ann Gilton
Traverse Cr
Florence Kennedy
Indian Hill
Joan Martin
Weil
Marlene Danielson
Judith Perry
Bake sale at Holy Trinity Church Kenwood area
Bake sale at Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Holbrook and Euclide roads Kenwood Saturday March 6 at Kenwood Plaza Madeira and Montgomery Shopping Center. Mary Jane Holman chairwoman supports reduction of the 1974 General Church pledge. On Sunday March 7 at 4 pm a children’s event will feature Perry and Aurora Avellera presenting games crafts and a focus on Philippine culture for the church school missionary offering in 1976.
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Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Holbrook and
Euclide Roads
Kenwood
Kenwood Plaza
Madeira R and Montgomery
Mary Jane Holman
Perry
Aurora Avellera
Cincinnati
Church School
Blue Ash debates permanent earnings tax on ballot
Blue Ash council met February 25 to consider making the 1 percent earnings tax permanent. If approved, the measure would go to voters on June 8. Proponents cite capital projects like a recreation center. opponents fear future councils use funds for staff growth and require safeguards.
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Sandy Smith
Blue Ash Ay Council
Stephanie Stoller
Stoller
Vic Suhm
Suhm
Mary Engle
Waxwing
Plumbing Vandalism Sparks Debate in Blue Ash Tract II Case
Blue Ash officials and residents dispute who was responsible for copper plumbing removal at Mrs. Jerome Sweeney’s house in Tract II last summer. A February council resolution begins steps to appropriate the private property, while Mrs. Sweeney and neighbors allege a city fire chief involvement. Fire Chief Glenn Ross previously gave permission to strip houses in Tract III, not Sweeney’s, prompting further questions amid recurring vandalism reports.
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Sandy Smith
Blue Ash
Tract II
Blue Ash Council
Jerome Sweeney
Crest View
Ada Ball
Plainview Dr
the Ash
Lumbing
Rainview Dr
Vic Suhm
Glenn Ross
Cincinnati
Suhm
Mr. Ross
Montgomery Proposes New Planned District Retail Codes
Montgomery outlines a 59 page draft for a new PDD zoning system splitting retail districts into E-1 and E-2 and creating flexible review with safeguards. Public hearings highlighted downtown themes, architectural reviews, and environmental impact assessments for proposed developments.
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Montgomery
Montgom
Reckman rules on Jacobs apartment plan sparks conflict
County Commissioner Reckman disqualifies on a decision related to Jacob and Chelsea Moore linked project. Hearing delayed to March 17 as about 60-100 Columbia Township residents oppose the zoning change. Two other commissioners Allen Paul and Bert Wood weigh the fate of the Rural Zoning change and Jacobs plan.
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Robert Reckman Dison Ee
Peepee
Columbia Township
Ciman
Beckman
Stu Stuart Jacobs
Allen Paul Pee
Bert Wood
Reckman
Chelsea Moore
Paul
Wood
Gradison to Hold Town Meetings Across First District
Willis Gradison will hold town meetings to hear citizen views. Scheduled sessions include March 6 at 10 a.m. at One Cola Bottling Co. in Sunnybrook and 2 p.m. at Sharonville Recreation Center. A second set follows March 13 at 2 p.m. at Madeira High School on Loannes Drive.
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Willis Gradison
One -Cola Bottling Co
Sunnybrook Dr
Sharonville Recreation Center
Creek and Thornwood Rds
Madeira Ay School
Loannes D
Purim Film Festival Brings Adath Israel School Students
Adath Israel School students host a Purim Film Festival on March 14 in the Lerner Auditorium Adath Israel Synagogue. Admission costs 75 cents. lunch may be bought at a nominal price. PEI members prepare the food. Chairwoman is Barbara Kreines.
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Adath Israel School
Lerner
Adath Israel Synagogue
PEI
Barbara Kreines
Blue Ash Planning Commission Talks Airport Plan Revision
The Blue Ash Planning Commission will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the city building to discuss the Airport Master Plan preparation and a proposed revision of an approved plan by Inghaus and Young.
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Blue Ash Planning Commission
Inghaus and Young
Inside Eye Aviatrixes Retake EHL Title
A page one summary notes aviatrixes reclaim EHL honors while Adath students decide a life support case. A reader labels a post Mac defense slant and a home resident describes local life inside the community.
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Adath
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