CG&E defends Beckford ash disposal stance in Pierce Township
The letter criticizes CG&E for a supposed policy of turning Beckford Station fly ash into a federally defined toxic waste dump in Pierce Township. CG&E says coal ash is not classified as toxic or hazardous by federal or Ohio authorities, notes ongoing study by GAI Associates, and states it will consider disposal options after the report. The company has engaged with public meetings and the Pierce Township citizens group and will continue to seek input while evaluating options.
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Cincinnati Gas and Electric Company
Beckford Station
Cg&e
Pierce Township
GAI Associates
Beckford
GAI
GAT
Pam Frank Added to 4-H Homemaker Winners List
Correction notes Pam Frank was inadvertently left off a Cler mont County Fair 4-H Homemaker award list. Pam won the Silver Platter award, joining the other winners in this division.
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Pam Frank
Mont County Fair
Pam
Public plea for grand jury investigator in Clermont County
The writer criticizes the legal system and sheriff's department claiming the poor are denied justice and that jail risks, including rape, are faced by inmates without money for lawyers. The appeal requests a grand jury investigator and asks for help urgently.
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Sheriff's Department
Clermont County
Grand Jury
Bell Helmet the Bicycle Ghost of Barry Loveland
A 60 year old cyclist, Claude Walters of Loveland, recalls his helmet Bell Helmet. After a crash on July 29 1985 on Ganor and Gibson Roads in Clermont County he credits the helmet with saving his life. He urges readers to wear helmets and shares the pledge they made that day.
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Bell Helmet
Claude ‘‘Bucky
Walters
Fay Rd
Barry Drive
Loveland
Ganor
Gibson Road
Clermont County
Bucky
Milacron reorganizes plastics leadership amid retirements
William F. Mericle retires as group vice president after 20 years with Cincinnati Milacron and is replaced by David E. Noffsinger, with Raymond E. Ross also taking a district role. Mericle oversaw global plastics machinery ops from Oakley, with plants in Vienna and Mt. Orab and major facility upgrades at Afton and Mt Crab. Noffsinger, Akron native, will travel to Austria, and Ross remains based at Afton as marketing head for the U.S. Plastics Machinery Division.
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AFTON
William F. Mericle
Cincinnati Milacron
Mericle
Milacron
Oakley
Vienna
Austria
Mt. Orab
James A.D. Geier
Mt. Crab
Half Acre
Batavia Ford
Peggy
Anderson Township
Coldstream Country Club
John
Bill
David E. Noffsinger
Worldwide Plastics Division
Akron
Noffsinger
Princeton University
YMCA
Clermont Mercy Hospital
Karen
Isinger
CMH
Amy
Liz
Indian Hill
Raymond E. Ross
U.S. Plastics Machinery Division
Ross
Cincinnati Milling Machine Co
Recto Molded Products
University of Cincinnati
Society of Plastics Engineers
Society of the Plastics Industry
County Chamber of Commerce
Immaculate Heart of Mary Church
Mary Ann
Kindervelt
County officials debate hotel expense claims for conferences
An editorial voice argues against county officials claiming hotel and meal reimbursements for out of town conferences. It criticizes Clendenin and his high salary while defending benefits from attending and learning from meetings. The piece labels the expense as waste amid budget cuts and layoffs.
YMCA and YWCA differences and numbers explained
A public information note clarifies how the YWCA and YMCA differ while offering similar programs such as day camps and swimming. It explains their missions and programs for families and teens, and provides contact numbers YWCA 732-0450 and YMCA 724-9622. Stacey Ann Saunders heads the Clermont County YWCA.
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The
YWCA
YMCA
O.K
YMWCA
Stacey Ann Saunders
Clermont County
Williamsburg First County Seat and Local Civil War Sites
Williamsburg in Clermont County, the oldest village and former county seat, features landmarks tied to its early history. James Kain’s land at SR 133 and SR 276, Morgan’s Confederate cavalry camp at the Big Field July 13, 1863, and Morgan’s night at Kain Tavern are noted. Lytle’s Harmony Hill, the oldest standing structures, the 1796 dairy house, and the free stone step from John Lytle’s home with Morgan’s carved inscription mark the area’s heritage. The county square once hosted a courthouse, and courts, musters, and Militia activity occurred along Front and Gay Streets including notable homes and the East Fork ford. A small cyclone struck Milford about 87 years ago, damaging the east square of Gatch Street.
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Afton
Concord
Williamsburg
Clermont County
James Kain
Gen. Morgan
Morgan
Kain
Third and Main Sts
William Lytle
Harmony Hill
Willow St
Lytle
Burg
Thomas Morris
United States
Main St
John Lytle
John
John Morgan
S. Front St
John Charles
Gay and
Front Sts
Gen. Hobson
Clermont Courier contact and submission details
The Clermont Courier editors list contact numbers and office hours, plus submission deadlines and letters policy. It notes weekly publication on Thursdays, pricing, and subscription by mail or phone. USPS and postal details, including postmaster address, are provided.
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Clermont Courier
Cincinnati Suburban Press Inc
Arlington St
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Claude Walters
Clermont Family Ymca
William Mericle
David
Clendenin
McBride
Daniel Hannon
Stacey Saunders
Milford
Gatch St
Batavia
Cincinnati-Batavia Pike
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