Commissioners revisit routine items amid pay controversy
At last Friday’s meeting Charlie Clendenin returned to the commissioners table and supported routine motions while objections arose over pay for a partial vacation period. Clendenin previously drew about 33 hundred dollars for six weeks off, sparking debate over vacations and attendance.
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Charlie Clendenin
Eeraba Lake
Dagsee
Charlie
Ann
Clermont County
Mulberry
Marvin E. Armbruster SR
New Richmond
East Horizon
American Business Women’s Association
Phyllis Williams
North Avondale
Marge
Armbruster
General Electric Aircraft Engines
Evendale
Machinedie Parts
Mary Rains
Commissioners’ Office
Erin
Kemp
The
Courier
Oral Quarrel prompts on Ohio 28 traffic fix
Readers invited to share anonymous ideas for easing the Ohio 28 traffic nightmare. Call 528-1116 after 5 p.m. weekdays or on weekends to leave a response for this week’s Oral Quarrel.
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Ohio
Our baby furniture ad sold by Amelia seller
D Haden of Amelia advertised baby furniture for sale in our sure seller classified. The furniture was sold after the ad appeared in our Press Community.
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D. Haden
Amelia
Quilt covers reflect camp life for Holly Hill students
Ten children from Clermont County Health Impones Resource Class at Holly Hill Elementary spent two days at Camp Ernst YMCA in Burl islet. They traced memories of hiking, horseback riding, fishing, a campfire, and making s amores. Gladys Winder joined the project by stitching the pieces into a bright bordered quilt.
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Holly Hill
Clermont County Health Impeones
YMCA
Camp Ernst
Burlislet
Gladys Winder
Pers
Jason Swanson
Becky Moore
Buna Ie
E Dean
Jennifer Schwartz
Robbie McNown
Brian Mills
Celina Steely
County of Education
County seeks water plan amid Harsha Lake gridlock
County officials pressed for two water sources and state cooperation to manage Harsha Lake resources. ODNR previously allocated 10 mgd, conflicting with a 37 mgd target, while a $10 million Malik Pirnie Inc contract supports a treatment plant as talks continue. Local leaders want unity with state and federal agencies to secure reliable supply.
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Ce Ee
Ohipee
Netieal
Corps
Cagbee
Oo Ce
ODNR
Tomeaehe
Friday
Malcolm
Batavia opens new recycle site for community cash
Clermont County will reopen the Adams Brown Center for Economic Opportunities recycling center at 498 West Main Street Batavia after a move. The facility will process aluminum, tin cans, glass, paper, motor oil, auto parts, and now high-density plastic bottles for sale to industries. Prisoner litter patrols and county funding support the transition and operations.
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Batavia
Adams/Brown Center for Economic Opportunies Inc
Clermont County
Batavia Feed & Supply
Main St
College Drive
Benjamin Pedigo
Adams/Brown
Aft Corporation
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Ing
fordams/Brown’s
Oes
Stoto Mt. Crab
Macrede Company
Opposition grows to Ohio 28 by pass plan in Batavia
Public hearings for a proposed Ohio 28 by pass near Batavia drew neighborhood opposition. Valleyview residents Ann Beckman Shirley Brierly and Lois Vernberg attended the Friday commissioners meeting to voice concerns about impacts on homes and property values. County officials noted some area businesses oppose the project and asked for details on funding and timing, warning federal review could take a decade.
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Batavia
Ohio
Ann Beckman
Shirley Brierly
Lois Ia Vernberg
Valleyview
Meadowview Drives
Commissioners
Fer
Aoenot
Patrick T. Dinan
JO Kempipass Star
Lois Vernberg
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Cheryl Kemper
Mary Kamphaus
Camp Activites
Clermont
Wil Cai
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