CECOS trial drags into 89 and mistrial talk
CECOS INTERNATIONAL filed a revised Part B RCRA application with the county commissioners, shown as 27 volumes. The landfill case against the owners and two on site managers remains on hold until Jan. 3. Prosecutors face possible mistrial over discovery rule violations while some defendants seek settlement talks. Ringland may be relieved from courtroom duties as other local stories unfold.
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Cecos International
Steve Wharton
Robert
Bobh Bien
Alan Orth
Orth
George Pattison
Ringland
Ohio Supreme Court
Pattison
Beechmont Avenue widening sparks Clermont County debate
Residents discuss the potential impact of widening Beechmont Avenue on traffic flow and commute times in Clermont County. The weekly Oral Quarrel invites anonymous reader responses after 8 pm and via the online platform, aiming to gauge public opinion on the project’s effects.
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Beechmont Avenue
Clermont County
New Clermont County leaders sworn in with staff plans
Prosecutor elect Donald W. White was sworn in with his staff and supporters as county offices map out organizational changes. Commissioner elect Bob Proud plans a swearing in at Spasanesee Center with a 5 to 7 p.m. reception. Commissioner Jerry McBride must be sworn in by January 2 for a new term. Recorder elect Carolyn Green was unreachable for scheduling. White reorganizes the prosecutor’s office with Pattison staff and adds paralegal Dawn Wolfram to track misdemeanors and probation violations.
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Batavia
Donald W. White
Bob Proud
Spasvanesee Iip
Jerry McBride
Carolyn Green
Eee
White
Clermont County
William Walker
E E. Pattison
Rstegel
Clas
Daniel J. Breyereit
Gaff Rodenberg
Don Jones
Thomas Scovanner
D’anne Uhle
Pattison
Tim Schneider
Snyder tops list of campaign spenders in six-county district
In a report filed by December 16, state senator candidate Snyder reported spending more than 508000 to fend off Stevens. Stevens listed over 134000 in outlays plus 116808 in-kind contributions. County offices saw Jerry McBride leading with 25000 plus, while various incumbents and challengers across roles posted spends from under 2000 to around 90000.
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Batavia
Nicco Capurro
Ralph Palmer
Russell Simmons
Is Fall
Este
Cooper Snyder
Stevens
Jerry McBride
Genny Dennison
Jerry Carrier
Board of Commissioners
Bob Proud
Carolyn Green
Incumben
Ken Kahle
Clermont County Health Board set to discuss mental health levy
The Clermont County Health Board plans a series of January meetings to review proposed reductions if the November defeat of the mental health levy continues. Officials warn services could face substantial cuts, delaying aid for schools, enforcement, and substance abuse programs, with deficits projected and reserves tapped to balance the budget.
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Batavia
Clermont County Pre Health Board
Surve Peste Bankaprher
Raf Hinds
Schoolshildr Enforcement
County youth programs awarded state grants from Criminal Justice Services
Clermont County Community youths receive state grants from the Governor's Office of Criminal Justice Services for youth programs including incarceration alternatives, a detention structured program, and funding to support a runaway shelter under director Ka Faubion. The grant cycle runs for a third year if funds remain available.
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Criminal Justice Services
Batavia
Governor’s Office of Criminal Justice Services
Clermont County
Cou
Ka Faubion
Smithson
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