Public Welfare Programs Benefit Local Economy And Youth Justice
Public welfare and economic aid programs supply funds to local buyers, helping private businesses. Home Energy Program brings 237000 yearly to Clermont County, mainly to fuel oil and local sellers, while Community Services' budget runs 1.3 million. Martha Dorsey notes broader impacts on rents, food, and medical supplies. The piece also describes juvenile diversion and court terms in Clermont County with reference to 12th District Court.
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Martha Dorsey
Clermont County Community Services
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company
Dorsey
County Spends Thousands on Strike Security in Clermont
Clermont County reports an extra 18,347.06 spent on security at water and sewer plants and sheriff patrols during the county workers strike. Deputies logged 1,225.5 overtime hours. unions seek retroactive raises and health benefits, with ratification of the new pact pending April 28. Local officials cite code rules and contract terms amid dispute.
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Batavia
Clermont
John van Camp
Steve Wilson
Stan Harmon
Ohio Council 8
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees
Afscme
Charles Clendenin
Commission
Jerry McBride
Sioners
Harmon
Clendenin
State Employee Relations Board
Michael Potts
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
County services shift to private non profit status
Martha Dorsey of Clermont County Community Services says the agency, now privately run since April 1, will keep operating the medical and dental clinics, WIC, HEAP, vision and hearing screenings, and youth counseling. It will also pursue community economic development to create jobs for low income residents and displaced workers. The organization seeks funding from local sources and emphasizes cooperation among social service agencies to strengthen the county as funds dwindle.
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Jo Kemp
Batavia
Martha Dorsey
Clermont County Community Services Inc
Appalachian Regional Commission
Dorsey
Community Services
NOPE appeal to utility lobbyists nixed in Ohio visit
NOPE, a group from Neighbors Opposing Pit, failed to arrange a meeting with northern Ohio utility lobbyists after Ohio Secretary of State Sherrod Brown offered to set one up during a Pierce Township visit. Russell Falk, NOPE chairman, warned that utilities pressuring CG&E could affect fly ash disposal plans on a Bristol Road tract. Falk lamented the effort as a distraction from business.
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Batavia
Columba
Russell Falk
Ohio
Sherrod Brown
Pierce Township
Northern Ohio
Falk
NOPE
Cg&e
Bristol Road
Brothers find friendship through Big Brothers program
Randy Smith, 30, a Big Brother volunteer and Clermont County deputy, forms a bond with 13 year old Mike Chappell of New Richmond after years of waiting for a suitable brother. With over 200 awaits in Greater Cincinnati, the pair enjoy planned summer activities at Harsha Lake, camping trips, and a Dayton Air Force Museum visit as Mike aspires to be an astronaut.
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Jo Kemp
Randy Smith
Big Brother
Mike Chappell
Pierce Elementary
Cincinnati
Mike
Big Brothers
New Richmond
Smith
Clermont County
Sheriff's Department
Mike Ritter
Harsha Lake
Air Force Museum
Dayton
Air Force
Early days form foundation of Ulysses S. Grant’s patriotism
This clipping recounts Ulysses S. Grant’s Clermont County birth and boyhood. It notes the Grant family’s double-house with Dr. Bailey, the expansion of the home, siblings born there, and Grant’s early schooling from two-room subscription schools to academies in Maysville and Ripley. It highlights his quiet demeanor and strength, with math as a noted strength.
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Clermont County
Ulysses Simpson Grant
United States
Bailey
Jesse
Baileys
Grants
Water St
Samuel Simpson
Orville L
Rachel C
Lyss
Hiram Grant
Georgetown
Red dye to be cast in two rivers
OEPA spokesperson Pat Madigan announced a harmless dye study in Williams burg Pleasant Run Creek and the East Fork of the Little Miami River. The dye will travel to the Village of Williamsburg water plant intake valve to measure flow. additional tests will occur through the year under varying conditions.
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Williamsburg
Pleasant Run
East Fork
Little Miami River
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
OEPA
Pat Madigan
Jackson Township
Madigan
Camper ad in Cincinnati Suburban Press yields quick sale
Happy camping H Schauss of Milford advertised a camper in the Cincinnati Suburban Press Classified Ads and sold it in the first week of the ad run. He achieved the result he wanted by placing the ad in the Cincinnati Suburban Press.
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Happy Camping
H.schauss
Milford
Cincinnati’ Suburban Press
Schauss
Cincinnati
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Russell Willis
Union Township
AmVets
Eastgate Holiday Inn
Batavia Church of Christ Day Care Center
Old 32
Bauer Road
Clermont County Ree Detention Center
Bauer
Ote
Common Pleas
Butler
Cole
Sycamore Park
Grant
The
Ohio Historical Society
Maysville
Richardson and
Rand
Presbyterian
Ripley
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