LAW MEN AND OFFICIALS HONORED IN TOWN QUARTET
Law men from several counties and states honored retiring Chief Deputy Clarence Penn and retiring court clerk Jean Corbin at Clermont. The event featured a surprise departure ceremony, a buffet and gifts, and a brief arrest prank by boss Russell Simmons with Sheriff John Van Camp. Clermont County Board of Education named 1987 leaders on January 21. A fundraising dance for CCARC activities will be held at Williamsville Park on February 13 7 to 10 p.m. RSVP by February 9.
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Clarence Pennores
Cat
Clermont
Ee Ae
Shirley
Jean Corbin
Russell Simmons
John van Camp
Clermont County Board of Education
Linda Fraley
Jim Ce
Eee
Williamsville Park
Ohio
Clermont Coun Association
Joyce
CCARC
Spain
Itivities
Clarence
Penny” Pennington
Clermont County Sheriff's Department
Pennington
Clermont County Water and Sewer Rates Questioned
Readers debate proposed changes to Clermont County water and sewer rates in a weekly Oral Quarrel column. The prompt invites opinions on adjusting pricing and service equity, with submissions requested for Friday evenings and weekend times.
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Clermont County
Armstrong extension draws fire in Batavia area plan
Batavia faces criticism for a proposed Armstrong Boulevard extension that would connect Old Ohio 74 to an industrial park on a 100 acre site near Clermont A. The plan would place a road between a young children's playground and other facilities, raising concerns about access and safety for residents and workers.
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Batavia
Armstrong Boulevard
Ohio 74
Jim Sauls
Clermont
Bataviapartments
Denise Fisher
Eth Acres
CECOS postpones county meeting on hazardous waste site
CECOS delays a county meeting planned for information gathering and awaits its February 11 session with U S and Ohio EPA officials. The talks will cover engineering geology hydrogeology and permit conditions as commissioners seek reevaluation of the Jackson Township landfills suitability for hazardous waste burial. There is concern about sand seams that could carry groundwater off-site and contamination of the county water supply. U S EPA Region 5 and OEPA will review revised risk assessments due February 10 on leakage from Cells 1 and 2 and the intermediate trend.
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U.S
Ohio
Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Jackson Township
CEPA
CECOS
Hahn
Steve Wharton
Developer criticizes sewer fees in Batavia area
Two executives from Duke's division discussed possible solutions to high water and sewer charges during a February 17 staff meeting. Duke officials cited large tap-in fees for Park 50 projects and noted the rising costs of watering sod at Shenandoah Trace. Local resident Pappas reported two-month bills of 360 dollars and 260 dollars, prompting concerns he may relocate if charges persist.
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Duke
Indianapolis
Pappas
Park 50
Shenandoah Trace
Clermont
Zuk Takes Oath as Batavia Judge Amid Busy Start
Kenneth Zuk begins as Batavia court judge with 8 20 a.m. swearing in by Probate Judge Lawrence Carlier. His day includes 9 a.m. arraignments, 4 p.m. hearing contested matters, and 5 p.m. tackling criminal dockets. Interim periods followed Voris' move to domestic relations while Zuk and his wife Diane vacationed on the island.
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Batavia
W. Kenneth Zuk
New Court
Lawrence Carlier
Zuk
Diane
Joni
Clermont County ad seeks help with light ing jobs
D Conger of Clermont County advertises for someone to do light ing in our classification. The short notice appears in a local classifieds section seeking assistance with light duties.
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D. Conger
Clermont County
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