Milford Rt 28 widening study approved by ODOT director
David L. Weir, head of Ohio Department of Transportation, approved a study to widen Rt 28 from Service Rd behind the Milford shopping center to Mt. Repose. The decision followed a June 16 reassessment meeting urged by Governor James Rhodes and chaired by Rep. Robert Taft II, with over 150 residents present. The district deputy director noted the project would be eligible for 70 percent federal funding.
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Milford
David L. Weir
Ohio Department of Transportation
ODOT
Service Rd
Mt. Repose
James Rhodes
Robert Taft II
St. Rt
William Brayshaw
Wayne Township Trustees Schedule July Meeting
Wayne Township Trustees will convene a single meeting in July on July 10 at 8 p.m. The gathering will take place in the Wayne Township Garage.
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Newtonsvyeie
Wayne Township
Mini Fest Bethel Preparations Begin for July Show
Bethel gears up for a two day Mini Fest at the Ebon C Hill Outdoor Amphitheatre on July 10 and 11. This year’s chairman is Mrs Jey Deewester. Highlights include concerts and community events.
Housing code hearing shapes Riverside Drive case
The Planning Commission held a June 1 hearing on Heritage Building et al at Riverside Drive with multiple associations and officials present. The session resulted in two key actions or determinations under the housing code and related ordinances.
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Riverside Drive
Planning Commission
Williamsburg Cheerleaders Prepare for Camp at Otterbein
The Varsity and Reserve Cheerleaders travel to Otterbein for a week long camp to learn new cheers and routines and defend last year’s top honors. A car wash fundraiser will be held July 8 from 9 to 5 at the Williamsburg Car Wash. The group thanks Mr Mark Cann of MC Company for donating the use of his business in Clermont County.
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Williamsburg
Otterbein
Mark Cann
MC Company
Clermont County
Industry commerce approved for Jackson Two
Industry and commerce approval granted for Jackson Two projects while Flannery's housing plans were rejected due to increased costs, prompting reconsideration. The decision affects development timelines and local business prospects as officials weigh next steps.
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Jackson Two
Trailer Park Owners File Suit Over Proportionate Share
Trailer park owners seek a proportionate share from Glenn Wright and Tye in a civil suit alleging partial financial responsibility for common property and operations. The action names Wright and Tye as defendants and requests court relief consistent with related agreements.
Eyes state seat Speculation is floating Jeont'd on page 12
A brief column notes ongoing speculation about a seat in the state house with tentative hints and references to a page 12 discussion. It mentions unnamed figures and potential moves without firm confirmation. The item reflects editorial shorthand and reader interest in political maneuvers.
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Miami
Flannery
Mark Downs
Loveland
Montgomery Hills
Royal Oaks Country Club
Gingrich
Royal Oaks
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Glenn Wright
Tye
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