Clermont deeds backlogged no more one day service restores pace
Kemp Recording and the Clermont County recorder office report a backlog cleared since January. About 30,000 documents arrived since then with deeds now processed and mailed the day after submission. The office stays open late to 7 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays for title research. no new documents accepted after 4:30 p.m. for security.
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Recorder
Carolyn Green
Green
Recorder’s
Oral Quarrel seeks anonymous callers for Clermont Courier-Press feature
Readers are invited to leave names and numbers for discreet interviews about expressing opinions. To participate, call the Oral Quarrel line after 5 p.m. on Fridays or anytime on weekends, and provide a contact name and phone number for potential profiling in a future edition.
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Clermont Courier-Press
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Tale of two Pamelas greed to downfall
In Batavia and Felicity two prominent women, Pamela Simon owner of the Purple Onion and Pamela Nunichuck village clerk, faced common pleas court for greed. Simon drew 12 years for aggravated arson to defraud insurance, with restitution over 400000 and staged losses. Nunichuck pled guilty to three counts of theft in office, with later sentencing. earlier indictments covered 34 theft counts and tampering with evidence spanning years.
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Pamela Simon
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Pamela Nunichuck
Felicity Village
Common Pleas
Simon
William Walker
Batavia Pizzeria
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Felicity Serene
Anderson Township
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Decemer
Mohamad Khalife
Sim
Batavia
Walker
Clermont County Public Library expands with three new branches
Clermont County Public Library grows rapidly with Amelia Union Township Williamsburg branches and a Goshen site under construction. Leo Melrose notes faster expansion than the five to seven year plan as population rises and the northeastern county gains a major new anchor location.
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Ohio County
Clermont County
Leo H. Melrose
Library Board
Melrose
Union Township
Mt. Carmel
Tabasco
Williamsburg
Ohio 132
Goshen
Wildlife photographer Maslowski brings Ohio tale to Courier-Press
Maslowski, a wildlife photographer with over 50 years in the field, moved from Atlanta to Clermont County and observes regional wildlife trends. He notes declines in some species but strong rebounds for whitetail deer and wild turkeys, and enjoys smallmouth bass fishing in Ohio streams. His sons now run the family business as he remains semi retired yet active in work.
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Oe Eeetes
Maslowski
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Oe Courier-Press
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Atlanta
Ohio
David
Steven
Aiusdante
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