25 Dec 1986
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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1986
Page
1
Norfolk and Western safety chief will speak to Batavia Rotary on January 24 about traffic flow access and disaster response. Residents discuss airport plans, road improvements, and the window of two to four years for solutions, while civic groups push for quicker action.
Milford's Main Street three block area becomes a focal point for handcrafted and country gifts. Mayor Doug Thomson endorses a compatible mix of antiques and pottery to attract shoppers, support for seasonal events like the Christmas Walk and Frontier Days, and a personal touch in gift buying.
Ingram urged strict action against environmental criminals and called residents to report violations to the sheriff at 732-2231. He plans to press county authorities next year as waste collectors bring trash to landfills in Morrow, Georgetown, or Hamilton County. A cleanup by a private contractor handled debris including a washer and mattress left near Mont.
West Clermont Career Center installs a robot arm for electronics training marking the first use in the program for repairing high tech machines. Senior instructor Joe Baumgartner and junior instructor Eric Scully lead students as robotics becomes a key learning tool to keep equipment running.
Clermont County villages face deteriorating streets as federal revenue sharing dries up. Mayor Betty Save notes maintenance has slowed and smaller projects replace large ones. A village levy passed recently, providing a rare stopgap to fund street repairs and sidewalks amid dwindling funds.
Classification No. 118 advertises a mobile home sale by C. Dickens. The listing drew numerous calls after appearing in the classifieds across Cincinnati. Readers are urged to call a listed number to respond. Road notices follow in ROADS Ai.
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