Halfway house in Clermont County to open with staff help
Clermont County's new mental health halfway house will have a full staff due to a state grant but needs furnishings like beds tables and towels. The old house at 43 E Main St Amelia is undergoing remodeling funded by a $206000 HUD loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Kemp
Clermont County
Rita K. Hutchison
E. Main St
Amelia
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Steve Smith
McGill & Smith
Bauer Road
East Batavia Heights
Eri
Ther T
Carlier
Schwable
Beer stop ends in arrest on Friday the 13th
Tony R Kaiser and a companion were arrested after attempting to sell marijuana to narcotics agents in an unmarked county car from Owensville to Batavia. Sheriff’s Detective Bob Evans, coordinating the MAN Unit, faces drug trafficking charges and says the second suspect was unnamed to avoid retaliation. Ike Raisor’s brother faces charges from a live plant find.
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Tony R. Kaiser
Owensville
Batavia
Evans
Raisor
Tony Raisor
Armstrong Blvd
Batavia Village
Bonnie Johnson
MAN
Kaiser
Clermont County Eyes Federal Help for Jail and Office Wing
Clermont County seeks federal help through the Economic Development Act for a jail and an administrative office wing as top priority projects. The county caucus met with Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission staff to review the $4.6 billion jobs bill, potential funding, and project readiness.
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Clermont County
Robert Schwable
Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission
Jerry L.carrier
U.S. Marshals’ Service
Carlier
Ohio
State nuclear council possible in licensing
Governor Richard Celeste has told Zimmer Area Citizens and Cincinnati's Environmental Advisory Council he is considering a special governor's advisory council to deal with problems at the William H. Zimmer Nuclear Power Station. The Ohio Attorney General's office is studying the matter. The council would monitor management reviews and audits, develop cost-saving strategies, and pass information to the governor for public release with members including a health and education specialist and representatives from ZAC and the League of Women Voters.
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Richard Celeste
Zimmer
Cincinnati
Environmental Advisory Council
William H. Zimmer
Ohio Attorney General's
Visory Council
Moscow
Zac
Genny Dennison
League of Women Voters
Utilities
Dennison
Mustachioed senior to see ceremony
Frankie Lee Hayden, a Felicity-Franklin High School senior, will miss the graduation March despite his mustache. A court refused to halt the school's facial hair rule, upholding the dress code while Frankie plans to attend the ceremony with his family if time permits. The case questions civil rights and constitutional protections in school policies.
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Jo Kemp
Frankie Lee Hayden
Felicity-Franklin High School
Frankie
Felicity-Franklin Board of Education
Palmer K. Lowe
Phillip Carter
John L. Watson
Watson
Felicity
Haydens
Felicity High
Hayden
Grant
ITT ‘Technical Institute
Dayton
Educa
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Mt. Moriah
Bob Evans
Raiser
Ike
Steinkamp & Nordloh
Milford
EDA
Richmond
Washington Township
State Nuclear Council
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Ronald Buckler
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