Utopia Ohio a quiet corner with bee embroidered silence
A long feature on Utopia Ohio in Clermont County describes a peaceful country hamlet of about 45 residents on U.S. 52. It notes Rose s Grocery & Carry Out as the lone business, two gasoline pumps, and two outhouses while recounting attempts to finance a local store and the area s historical origins as a failed communal project from 1880.
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Clermont County
Utopia
Ohio
U.S. 52
New Richmond
Moscow
Don Roses
Rose's Grocery & Carry
Rose
Cincinnati
Greenhills
Hamilton
Utopia's
Gilbert Craig
Craig
Henry Jernegan
Thomas Water
Martin Poor
Daniel Prescott
Fireworks safety urged after eye injuries rise
Ohio Society to Prevent Blindness warns fireworks pose severe risks to sight with emergency visits totaling 7 555 nationally last year. Eye injuries account for over 17 percent, bottle rockets causing many cases and several cases of total vision loss.
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The
Ohio Society To Prevent Blindness
OSPB
Texas
Ohio Society
National Society To
Ohio Society To Prevent
Washington freedom praise under two hundred years of democracy
A Washington column urges vigilance to preserve freedoms as the United States marks Independence Day. It reflects on liberty, patriotism, and the dangers of complacency amid global turmoil and Soviet influence. The piece cites Jefferson and notes rights remain fragile and worth defending at home and abroad.
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Soviet Union
Senate Approves Bills On School Spending And State Control
In Columbus report the Senate passed bills affecting school districts including H.R. 1285 which tightens state approval on district spending, shifts tax timing, and changes district clerks to treasurers. It also creates criteria for state control of fiscally troubled districts and outlines budget review by the State Board of Education. September plans to be in Columbus office part time.
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Senate
General Assembly
Senate Education Committee
House
State Board of Education
Commissioner of Tax Equalization
Board of Regents
Boards of Education
Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Columbus
Deadline change for July 5 issue announced
The deadline for the July 5 issue moves to Thursday, June 29 at 5 p.m. Articles must be submitted by the deadline to ensure publication. The paper will be delivered on Thursday, July 6.
Mailbag on CNE school district upheaval and recalls
Frank MacDonald writes of a perceived major rout in the Clermont Northeastern School District. He criticizes the school board for dismantling the IGE system, forcing administrator resignations, and disrupting primary to intermediate levels, while praising reporter John Perin and suggesting recall as a remedy despite hurdles. He closes with civic admonition about children’s futures.
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Clermont
CNE
IGE
the Courier
John Perin
Ministry mission and the call to reconcile all people
The article argues that Christians are tasked with the ministry of reconciliation as taught in II Corinthians. It cites Jesus’ example of service and emphasizes that believers should minister to others, whether locally or abroad, without seeking personal gain. It urges putting God first and trusting Him to provide needs.
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God
Jesus Christ
James
John
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Edrie List
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Terry) MacDonald
Stonelick
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Food For
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Spirit of the Times
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Clermont Newspapers, Inc
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Hamilton Counties
Terry Young
Rick Crawford
Bev Burns
Tina Sullive
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