Clermont County A.S.K. gets grant for child abuse prevention
Clermont County Alliance for Safe Kids receives $18,010 from the Governor's Office of Criminal Justice Services to publish a bi monthly school and clinic oriented newsletter, train educators and parents, and serve as a referral hub. The program taps a $53,670 value of donated services and volunteer support from agencies and local groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Clermont County Alliance For Safe Kids
A.S.K
Youth Services Coordinating Council
Governor's Office of Criminal Justice Services
Clermont County Mental Health Board
Goshen
Clermont Counseling Center
Children’s Services
Child Focus
Clermont Counseling
Family Service of
Cincinnati
Clermont County
A.S.E
Parents Anonymous
Early Childhood Enrichment Center
Beech Acres
Powell appointed sanitary engineer in Clermont County
Michael M. Powell, 42, becomes sanitary engineer on June 1 after predecessor Donald J. Reckers retires from the Clermont County Water and Sewer Department. Commissioners McBride and Croswell approved in a brief session, noting Reckers delayed retirement to aid Powell.
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Batavia
Michael M. Powell
Donald J. Beckers
Clermont County Water and Sewer Department
Jerry McBride
Bob Croswell
McBride
Reckers
Powell
Inolumbus
Dayton
Cincinnati
Fred Montgomery
Clermont County Athlete of the Year named for Special Olympics
Steve Bruening of Cierco Inc. was named Athlete of the Year by the Olympic selection committee after the Clermont County Special Olympics games at Milford High on April 26. A 10 year veteran athlete, he earned second in softball throw and was honored for sportsmanship, enthusiasm and active participation. He expressed excitement for the upcoming Columbus competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Bruening
Cierco Inc
Clermont County
Milford High School
Steve
Jay Batterson
Clerco
Columbus
Workers return as Cincinnati Fiberglass unrest continues
Cincinnati Fiberglass Inc at Half Acre Road ended its strike after workers returned May 12 but 51 new hires replaced 45 strikers. Five workers were retroactively fired for alleged property damage, with firings dated from March 8 to May 27. The union plans NLRB charges and possible appeal.
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AFTON
Cincinnati Fiberglass Inc
Half Acre
Ron Mason
Mason
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Karen Ewald Long
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Clermont
Children’s Trust Fund
Beckers
Jim Simms
Donald Lane
Bethel
Lanes
East Fork
Cincinnati Suburban Press
Bethel Ey Ae
Nursing & Convalescent Inn
National Labor Relations Board
Sixth District Circuit Court of Appeals
NLRB
Cincinnati Fiberglass
Edward L. Harrison
UAW
Harrison
YMCA
Simms
Lisa Orlando
Ea Ey Wee Cee
Gary K
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