Senior services to receive first tax levy funds from county
Clermont Senior Services, Inc. has received the first half mill levy funds, up to 4850 weekly, to support transportation, homemaker, home health, and advocacy programs. Lois Brown Dale notes the money will replace lost federal funds and cover a wide range of services while awaiting bids for purchases over 5000. The agency has billed about 55000 annually for transportation and in-home services, and hopes the levy will also fund centers, health screenings, foster care, classes, and volunteer programs. Dale emphasizes aging-vehicle needs and reduced federal support for private nonprofits.
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Clermont Senior Services, Inc
Lois Brown Dale
Clermont Senior Services
George E. Pattison
Dale
A tale of trees A tale of trees
Horticulture students from the U S Grant Joint Vocational School Bethel were busy last week landscaping the Clermont County.
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U.S. Grant Joint Vocational School
Bethel
Clermont County
Clermont Weather Holds With Minor Damage From Storms
Clermont County faced days of rain and wind with minimal damage and no injuries. Hydrologists warned major flooding would subside by Wednesday evening as rivers crest. outages occurred in Batavia and Loveland, with roads flooded near Milford and a roof blown off the Loveland Inn.
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Clermont
Clermont County
Wayne Heath
U.S. . Weather Service
Ohio River
Greater
Cincinnati
Ken Conover
Disaster Services Agency
Conover
Batavia
Little Miami
Milford
Miami
Goshen
Loveland
Loveland Inn
Landfill opponents seek Congressional hearing on Ohio site
Bill Stewart of Citizens Alert for a Safe Environment urged Clermont County officials to press for a public hearing, ideally a Congressional one, before CECOS International’s hazardous waste landfill permit renewal in October 1984. He pressed for oversight, legal changes, and public answers about liner security amid concerns of long term groundwater contamination and extensive waste shipments.
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Bill Stewart
Citizens Alert For
Clermont County
Cecos International
Stewart
Jackson Township
Aber Road
Commission
Dale F. Romohr
Ohio
Hamilton
Péter Montague
Princeton University
New Jersey
CECOS
Aber
Journal of the National Research Council
National Academy of Science
Mary Bauer
Hazardous Waste Facilities Approval Board of
Bauer
Water supply plea near landfill sparks county talk
William Marshall of Williamsburg seeks county help for a water system serving homes southwest of the CECOS International landfill on Aber Road. He says Harlan East Fork Rural Water Association cites too few homes. surrounding lines from Clermont and Brown counties could reach the area. Marshall attended a county commissioners meeting to press for action amid concerns about the landfill’s water impact and the region’s need for reliable supply.
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William Marshall
Ohio
Williamsburg
Marshall
Cecos International
Aber Road
Jackson Township
Harlan-East Fork Rural Water Association
Jim Hamilton
Hamilton
Clermont County
Sharp
Brown County Rural Water Association
Jackson Pike
Harlan-East Fork
Richard Celeste
Columbus
Michigan
Clermont County to Build Family YMCA
Clermont County will have a Family YMCA after the fund-raising surpassed the $730,000 goal and stood $20,000 over the target. Phase I includes completing five and multi purpose rooms, with ground breaking hoped for early summer and operation about a year later.
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Clermont County
A.C. Schwark
Ymca Board
Crosley Foundation
Schwark
Cincinnati
Milacron
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Ohio Yn Protection
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