Clendenin scrutinizes county travel expenses in Cincinnati trip
County commissioner Charles Clendenin questions three officials over hotel stays during a three day county commissioners association meeting in Cincinnati. He argues taxpayers deserve scrutiny while acknowledging zeal can cloud judgment. The piece defends his push for spending awareness and urges fellow politicians to examine costs.
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Charles Clendenin
Clendenin
County Commissioners Association
Cincinnati
Jerry McBride
Clermont County
George Pattison
Pattison
New Horizons
How a Bill Becomes Law in Ohio Senate
A Clermont Fair discussion outlines the legislative process from idea to law. Steps include sponsor selection, first and second readings, committee hearings, rules consideration, floor debate, and passage by both houses. Final enactment occurs after governor approval or veto override. Cooper Snyder contact details provided.
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Clermont Fair
Senate
House of Representatives
Rules Committee
Rules
House
Secretary of State
Cooper Snyder
Statehouse
Columbus
Ohio
Clermont County voters weigh candidates and criticise Pattison
Readers urge action against county commissioners and Pattison citing budget cuts to the recorder and CAPH, criticism of excess staff and expenditures, and calls to reelect Jerry McBride while noting jail and public spending concerns.
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County Recorder
Ohio Whitetails Surge Due to Management and Hunt Demand
Over 25 years Ohio's deer herd has expanded and annual harvests exceed 50 000 deer across the state. Strong wildlife practices and enforcement helped the resurgence as deer hunting brings aesthetic enjoyment and significant economic value with thousands of sportsmen participating each autumn and spending substantial sums.
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Ohio
Speaking about waste by Terry Glynn
A discussion notes waste by Terry Glynn and argues that in regions with suitable habitat and abundant whitetails hunting is the most cost effective landowner control. It mentions farmers facing crop damage and suggests action.
Batavia Ohio History and County Growth Centuries Old
Batavia in Clermont County traces roots to 1814 with George Ely laying out the village and Ezekiel Dimmit building the first cabin. The courthouse opened in 1829, replaced in 1937, and a sycamore on its lawn is historic. The area notes early homes, Corbin’s 19th century battlefield links, and local deer season guidance amid agricultural concerns.
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Batavia
Clermont County
Ezekiel Dimmit
Kroger
George Ely
N.Y
Dimmit
Ohio Historical Society
American Forestry Association
Clermont
Brown
Volunteers sought at University of Cincinnati Hospital
The University of Cincinnati Hospital needs volunteers across the hospital including non patient areas. Roles include gift shop help library cart Friendly Visitor playrooms and waiting areas. For information call 872 4875.
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University of Cincinnati Hospital
Clermont Courier contact and policy details summary
The Clermont Courier lists its office at 564 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 with phone lines for editorial and advertising. It notes submission deadlines and that letters must be signed with address and phone. It provides pricing, subscription method, mailing address, and postage details for weekly publication.
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Clermont Courier
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnati Suburban Press Inc
Arlington St
Ostmaster
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Ben Hopkins
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