Free Tickets to See Reds Offered by CSNI and Reds
CSNI Classifieds and Cincinnati Reds team up for a 10th straight season offering 10 free box seats each week. Readers in five CSNI areas enter via a banner ad and must call by 10 am to claim tickets mailed to them. Unclaimed tickets go to those mailing name and address.
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Cincinnati Suburban One Inc
Cincinnati Reds Inc
CSNI
Five Rt
Csni Baseball
Bee
Dick Wagner
Reds
Wagner
Roger Ruhl
Regina High School Dance Marathon Returns for Muscular Dystrophy
The Regina High School student senate hosts a 24 hour dance marathon to raise funds for Muscular Dystrophy research. The event features live entertainment by Intervision and New Tranquillia with a Friday open dance from 8 p.m. to midnight and a full public viewing during the 24 hours at 5400 Fenwick Ave Norwuples. Admission is $1.50.
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Walton’s
Regina High School
Fenwick Ave
Norw
Sahontain
Intervision
Tranquili Ia
School board weighs Concord School closure and housing plan
Indian Hill Superintendent Bob Boston schedules March 31 meeting at 7 30 p m to discuss housing of students near Concord School amid planned closure after enrollment decline. A residents committee formed to keep Concord from development invites input. a May 31 recommendation to the board awaits.
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Indian Hill
Bob Boston
Concord
Boston
Concord School
Drake Road
Kenwood
Madeira Officer Resigns to Join Indian Hill Rangers
Madeira police officer Tim Nagel resigns after six years as the department first community service officer to join the Indian Hill Rangers. City Manager George Babe calls it a loss for Madeira and a gain for Indian Hill. Nagel cites prestige and top professionalism, finishing third on Indian Hill’s eligibility list. Replacement Roy Colwek, 27, from Arlington Heights, tops Madeira’s civil service exam and will assume duties. Colwek lives in Arlington Heights.
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Madeira
Tim Nagel
Indian Hill Rangers
Ptl
Nagel
Indian Hill
George Babe
Rangers
Deer Park
Roy Colwek
Arlington Heights
Colwek
Blue Ash police urge neighborhood watch over burglaries
Blue Ash residents are invited to a Friday meeting in Room D at 4343 Cooper Rd to form a neighborhood watch. Crime Prevention Officer Bud Cooke will present a film, literature, and safety tips amid a spike in burglaries on Zig Zag, Twinbrook, Kerriana, Crosier, and Pfeiffer roads.
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Blue Ash
Cooke
Miami Purchase honors Montgomery preservation efforts
Young Debby Pettigrew naturalized as a U S citizen at a ceremony with Judge Timothy Hogan and Barbara Bucciere. The Montgomery Historical Society received the 1977 Miami Purchase award for historic preservation efforts, crediting the Landmarks Commission and zoning code changes that protect historic sites. Architect George F Roth Jr also received a lifetime contributions award during the same event.
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Little Debby Pettigrew
United States
Debby
Timothy Hogan
U.S. District Court
Barbara Bucciere
Bangkok
Thailand
Judith Hoyt Pettigrew
Village
Brooke Ct
Good Shepherd
Maureen Hehman
Montgomery Historical Society
Miami Purchaseallon
Montgomery
Doroty Myersky
Landmarks Commission
O’driscoll
Historical Society
Woodford
Miami Purchase Association
George F. Roth Jr
Woodford Road
Lawmakers push quality rating for nursing homes
Ohio legislators debate a proposed quality rating system for nursing homes to distinguish facilities by care standards. Rep Mike Fox argues incentives could improve care while penalties deter substandard service. the plan would post rating letters in homes and ads and tie higher ratings to reimbursement and competition.
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Laurie Petrie
Ohio
Mike Fox
R-Hamilton
Incenore
Wik Telnt
State Department of Welfare
Snell Ue
Department of Welfare
Steve Rosedale
Epometer
Montgomery
Three Rivers Convale
Miami
Romer
Fox
State Nursing Home Commission
Seeley Declines Membership in Kenwood Residents Assoc
Dan Seeley of Kenwood says he was wrongly listed on the Kenwood Residents Assoc steering committee formed after Concord School closure in Indian Hill. He did not attend the organizing meeting and rejected the nomination over disputed methods and unclear objectives. He advocates prioritizing quality education and proper facilities use. Holly Mueller and Joann Jaworski win WGUC Young People’s Radio Festival first prize with $100 for "Pet Dogs" in the 6 to 10 primary division.
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Dan Seeley
Kenwood
Seeley
Holly Mueller
Joann Jaworski
WGUC
Holly
Mantell Ave
Joann
Eldora Dr
Sycamore Girls Win Own Swim Invitational Title
Sycamore high school girls swim team surges to a one point victory at their home invitational, edging out rival squads in a tight meet. The win showcases strong performances across events and highlights emerging swimmers on the roster.
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Sycamore
Silverton Officials Face Federal Discrimination Trial
The federal case resumes as Mayor Richard Benken Council Clerk Bernard Pohlman and two former service department heads Jim Crowe and Ralph Hank stand as defendants over race discrimination claims. Plaintiffs include Perry Love and Ken Ware. Love also alleges malicious prosecution.
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Silverton
Federal District Court
Richard Benken
Bernard Pohlman
Service Dept
Jim Crowe
Ralph Hank
Perry Love
Ken Ware
Love
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Jennifer Macke
Drake Rd
Jennifer
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