Incorporation talk on Union Township findings in Mt. Carmel
Clermont County Auditor James Rymer will address the Citizens' Incorporation Study Committee of Union Township on Monday November 17 at 7 30 p m. The discussion covers potential revenue changes from motor vehicle and sales taxes if Union Township becomes a municipality. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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MT. Carmel
Clermont County
James Rymer
Citizens’ Incorporation Study Committee
Union Township
American Legion Hall
Weiner Lane
Rymer
Goshen High to Stage Fall Drama SLE Dein One All Day
Goshen High School will present a fall drama titled SLE Dein one All day on November 14 and 15 at 8 p.m. in the Goshen High School Cafetorium. Tickets cost 1 for students and 2 for adults.
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Goshen
Goshen High School
Goshen High Sc
Batavia Historical Society Meets Friday for New Officers
Batavia area historical society set to meet Friday November 14 at 8 p.m. to elect and announce new officers and discuss river history projects with focus on Little Miami and East Fork rivers. Researchers and members encouraged to attend at Retavie facility.
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Batavia
The
Little Miami
Parish sponsors Thanksgiving dinner at Amelia location
Amelia Saint Bernadette Parish will host a Thanksgiving dinner on November 16 from 1 to 7 p.m. Dinners cost 3 dollars and 1.75 dollars. The event is held near SR 125, Jenny Lind, and Locust.
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Amelia - Saint Bernadette Parish
Amelia
Jenny Lind
Clermont Northeastern boards seeks replacement on November meeting
Owensville announces a board meeting set for Monday November 10 to elect a new Clermont Northeastern Board of Education member to replace Anne Gatch who resigned after moving away. Gatch served twice as president. treasurer lacks candidate names while members are to nominate. Loyd Hollon is current board president.
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Owensville
Clermont
Walker seeks recount in tight Clermont treasurer race
Walker will request a recount after a close election in Clermont County. Board of Elections met to certify results showing Walker with 17,282 votes for 49.9 percent and Hines 17,298 for 50 percent, leaving a recount possible if thresholds are met. Walker plans to file within five days after certification despite no recount trigger below half the totals. Contd. on page 2.
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Walker
Clermont County Board of Elections
Cee Goocees Te Eee Board
Hines
Gerace
Board of Elections
Nev
Pohinne
Foto
Fran
Cookie caper leads to startling arrest and charge
A curious cookie caper unfolds with arrest records pointing to a local suspect known as will Jr and subsequent charges. Fran’s photograph captures the scene as investigators confirm details and identify involved parties.
Romohr comments after election win for four year term
Commissioner-elect Romohr says campaign workers carried the day after defeating Democrat Wiesenhahn 52.9 to 43.1 percent with 20 648 to 18 345 votes. He notes a prior heart attack, 13 days hospitalized, and a decision to keep his signature mustache as part of his identity.
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Schwiermann
Ale Romohr
Romohr
Clermont County Hospital
Dale Romohr
Shiela Eads
Pattison Park
Milford seeks grant to rehab downtown
Milford Village Council on November 4 voted to apply for a community development block grant to rehabilitate a downtown neighborhood. The village aims to secure about 200,000 dollars, with a one year completion target and a slide presentation by Combs and Associates on November 18 at 7 p.m. to outline the proposal.
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Milford
Doris Norton
Lisa King
Charles Combs
Combs and Associates
Ogretes Otek
Desiek Wae
Ohio EPA approves O Bannon revision for wastewater project
Clermont County officials received a letter of approval from Ohio Environmental Protection Agency for a grant amendment covering about 75 percent of eligible costs for the O Bannon Creek Wastewater Project. The request moves to U S EPA Region V in Chicago for final review as Ohio EPA awaits state clearance and OKI approval.
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Clermont County
Ohio Environmental Protection
EPA
O'Bannon Creek
U.S
Chicago
Newty Pgnaam Co
Batavia
EEA
O’bannon
Ohio
State Clearinghouse
OKI
Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana Regional Council of Governments
Water rates and landslide a factor in defeat says Wiesenhahn
At Cler mont County Board of Commissioners meeting after the election, incumbent Democrat Jerry Wiesenhahn attributed his loss to unpopular water and sewer rate increases and a landslide atmosphere. Challenger Romohr defeated Wiesenhahn 20 648 to 18 345 as Carlier beat Bissantz for county seat 52 9 to 47 percent. Wiesenhahn claimed the rates were necessary to fund county services and said he would not change his approach.
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Fran Schwiermann
Clermont County Board of Commissioners
Harold Bissantz
Democraterry Carlier
Carlier
Bissantz
Robert Croswell
Croswell
Commissioners
Jerry Wiesenhahn
Romohr
Wiesenhahn
Reagan
Clermont County Vote Totals For Gerald Dole Ticket
In Clermont County the Gerrald Dole ticket received 19 616 votes representing 53 6 percent while the Carter Mondale ticket drew 14 850 votes or 40 5 percent. The tally surpasses other small party totals and reflects the regional voting pattern.
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Clermont County
Gerald
Robert Dole
Carter- Mondale
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Denise Olell
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Cookie Caper
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Union Township Police Department
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