CECOS Landfill Reopens for Non-Hazardous Waste in Ohio
After months of study the CECOS hazardous waste landfill in Jackson Township reopens to receive non-hazardous material while the EPA weighs restoring a PCBs disposal permit. Further studies and well drilling are planned to clean up and monitor the site as officials push to prove safety and community trust.
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Jackson Township
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Years ago in the village cemetery and local history
The article notes graves of Gen. Grant’s maternal grandparents John and Sarah Simpson and Gen. Richard Collins and his brother John, the first Methodist minister. It mentions the Pinkham Farm built by Capt. Andrew Pinkham in 1824-26 near SR 125. It recalls 87 years ago when Henry Clark Corbin ordered peace measures after Spain's declaration of peace.
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Sarah Simpson
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Richard Collins
Pinkham
Andrew Pinkham
United States
Henry Clark Corbin
Spain
Corbin
Clermont County
Laurel
Clermont County readers clash over Krauss Maffei plant debate
Citizens respond to the paper's mediation offer on Krauss Maffei seeking Clermont County plant sites. Letters span subsidies, taxpayer funds, local governance, and Commissioner Clendenin, with calls to resign or back his stance. Readers urge industry growth and open decision making, while others demand progress and job creation.
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Krauss Maffei
Clermont County
Munich
Clermont County faces political chaos amid growth push
In Clermont County the drift of leadership under Republican control is blamed for stalled plans and public feuds. The piece cites clashes involving Charles Clendenin, Recorder Ken Kahle, and Prosecutor George Pattison, urging stronger party discipline from Henry Nickel while noting a vigilant Democratic countervision and an editor's note inviting Clendenin's response.
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Charles Clendenin
Clermont County
Gov
Celeste
Ohio
Ken Kahle
McBride
Republican Party
Henry Nickel
Democratic Party
Summer fishing fix explore new species and methods
In the dog days of August the piece urges anglers to rekindle interest by trying unfamiliar fish and techniques. Swap crappie or bass routines for smallmouth streams or belly boats, and even night fishing to keep skills sharp and curiosity alive.
Speaking Naturally by Dave Stamper on night bass and turtles
Dave Stamper describes late night bass fishing with big .58 bow and lantern light. He notes shovel head and channel catfish are plentiful and advises patience, gear, and safety in darkness. The piece also covers August fishing, gigging with bow or hooks, and snapping turtles with pond access and owner permission. Stamper’s bait shop is listed with contact details.
Clermont Courier contact and submission details
The Clermont Courier lists office address at 564 Cincinnati Batavia Pike Cincinnati Ohio 45244 and phone numbers for classifieds 681 7777 display 681 9471 circulation 542 9474. Deadline for news items is 5 p m Thursday prior to publication and letters must be signed with address and phone number for authorship verification.
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