Clermont County Declares Senior Citizens Week and Day
Clermont County Commissioners designate Senior Citizens Week and May 17 as Senior Citizens Day to raise awareness of elderly needs. Four plans set for county residents at Mt Morish Church in Williamsville. In Cleves Ohio James Holly 19 Mt Crab charged with auto theft of a 1971 Pinto found intact with items missing. A juvenile also charged. Public meeting planned Wednesday May 17 in New Richmond conference room.
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Williamsville
Illiamsburg
Hauck
Cleves
Ohio
James Holly
Mt. Crab
New Richmond
Batavia Repeals EPA Sewer Tap In Ban
Batavia repeals last December's EPA halt on sewer taps after council approves compliance with EPA standards. Measures to upgrade the waste treatment system will be taken to meet required regulations.
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E.P.A
Batavia
Council
Union Township Clerk Lois Donnellon Resigns After Year of Deliberation
Union Township Clerk Lois Donnellon submits her resignation after contemplating the move for about a year. She has served for over 14 years, describing the decision as difficult yet fulfilling and tied to her educational and community priorities.
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Union Township
Lois Donnellon
Milford Bridge on US 50 bid set for August 22
The Milford Bridge over the Little Miami River will go to bid on August 22 as Balke spent 160 engineering hours refining abutment redesign plans. The Ohio Department of Transportation will set the date, allowing construction to start later in the season before winter weather, per Clermont County Commissioner Timothy Hogan Jr.
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Milford
Little Miami River
Balke
Ohio Department
Clermont County
Timothy Hogan Jr
Bethel Seeks New Police Chief After Krantz Resigns
Bethel officials search for a new police chief after Jerry Krantz resigns effective Monday amid a money problem cited by Mayor Gary Balser. Krantz served nearly two years with the department as council had already approved but did not grant requested salary increases to officers.
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Bethel
Jerry Krantz
Krantz
Gary Balser
Mt Pisgah SR 132 closure for culvert repairs week of May 15
Mt Pisgah area in Clermont County will close a three mile stretch of SR 132 north of U.S. 52 for the week starting Monday May 15. The closure is to allow culvert repairs, according to Ray Motley of the Department of Transportation in Lebanon.
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Clermont County
U.S. 52
Ray Motley
Department of Transportation
Lebanon
Loveland to Build 100 Bed Nursing Home on 5 Acre Site
Dr William Selnick wins state approval for a 100 bed Loveland nursing home on a 5 acre site with a late summer start and a nine month build. Private pay Medicaid and Medicare will be accepted. He aims for efficient operation, cleanliness and high patient care as plans, reviewed after three years, move forward. Memorial Day deadlines shift news copy due to June 1 newspaper delivery.
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William Selnick
Loveland
Selnick
Westover Village
Edward Deneer
Corva Agency
Loveland Madeira Road
CORVA
Deneer
County Commission Meeting Shifts to Felicity for Community Access
Clermont County Commissioner Timothy Hogan led a county meeting in Felicity to bring government closer to residents. Citizens pressed for service improvements including a plan to improve Cincinnati Bell phone access, as General Telephone currently serves Felicity. The group valued local input while CART appointed Alan Willis McKinley to fill a vacancy as director. A SPEDY pilot at New Richmond High School plans June to August training in Graphic Arts for four youths supervised by John Williams.
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Clermont County
Timothy Hogan
Felicity
New Richmond
Milford
Hogan
Cincinnati Bell Telephone Service
General Telephone Company
Howard Swope
Alan Willis McKinley
CART
Robert Croswell
Jane Ayers
Clermont
John
Cleanup delayed river clean up postponed by rain
Rain swollen Little Miami River postpones a riverwide cleanup. Little Miami Inc in cooperation with Ohio Department of Natural Resources and National Guard reschedules for this weekend from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. coordinators say seven years since the full 105 mile river was last cleaned. 1971 effort drew 8,000 participants and removed 500 tons of trash. Local command post at Milford American Legion Hall with substations at Lunken Airport Playground and Glenn Island Foster. The group also sponsors Little Miami Railroad Days in Morrow this weekend.
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Little Miami
The
Little Miami Inc
LMI
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
National Guard
Jay Leibovitz
LMS
American Legion Hall
Milford
Lunken Airport Playground
Glenn Island
Foster
Morrow
Ohio
Rhodes calls Clermont a sleeping giant for local jobs
Governor James Rhodes told a crowded Mt. Carmel Hearth Restaurant gathering that Clermont County is a sleeping giant and the day will come when local youths will not need to leave the area for employment. He spoke at a 50 dollar per plate event.
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Rhodes
Hearth
Mt. Carmel
Army display draws large crowd at Milford rescue event
A sizable turnout viewed the Army equipment show in Milford last Saturday despite rain. The display included a Cobra helicopter pressed into rescue work for a reported Loveland drowning. WKRC conducted live broadcasts as attendees received free blood pressure checks and first aid demonstrations.
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Milford
Loveland
WKRC
Loveland police search for possible drowning victim in river
Police and volunteers hunted for a boy allegedly seen clinging to a log in the Little Miami River near Branch Hill after two girls reported the sighting on Saturday. Despite river levels dropping, searches by boat, ground crews, and a U S Army helicopter proved hampered by swift, muddy water.
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Loveland
Robert Hayden
Hayden
Branch Hill
Mark Matthews
Milford
Cincinnati
Jeff Harlan
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