Clermont County seeks growth with Armstrong Boulevard plan
Clermont County advances an extended Armstrong Boulevard to Ohio 32 as Woolpert says aligns with the thoroughfare plan. Appalachian Regional Commission may cover 75 percent of 443000 for the project with Jim Sauls funding the rest, opening 600 acres of industrial land and creating at least 168 jobs.
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Birthday column on aging earns reader praise
Letter from Margi Patrick of 717 Clough Pike commends Chester Pike's March 26 column Birthday brings thoughts on aging for its constructive, age aware perspective. She says society overvalues youth but values quality of character, not age.
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Driving under the influence sentences proposed and debated
A discussion proposes varied avenues for DUI sentences including jail, hospital ER work, and rehabilitation. The speaker argues for jail combined with hospital ER work while criticizing glamorization of drinking and urges stronger deterrents similar to tobacco controls.
Corrections and Clarifications for News Stories
A reminder that errors in our articles will be corrected in the next issue. If a story is unclear rather than wrong, we will publish a clarification. Readers are invited to submit corrections, with the aim of accurate future print.
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Remembering Clermont teens of the 1960s in a local column
Rick Crawford recalls life as a Clermont County teenager in the 1960s, sharing high school life, wartime losses, music trends, and local culture. The column links past memories to today’s oldies revival, inviting readers to share items for the series.
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Censorship Debate Highlights Liberty Versus Morality Discussed
Chester Pike, pastor and Clermont County conservative commentator, notes a deep rift in society over liberty and morals. A Milford Library event on April 7 featured Mary DuLabay Sega, Dr Carolyn Love, and other figures debating rights, obscenity, and sex education in schools amid calls for neutrality and press freedom.
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