Interchange project okayed for Eastgate Boulevard upgrade
Clermont County wins state approval to acquire right of way for a full grade separated interchange at Ohio 32. Eastgate Company will fund about 25 percent local match, with federal highway money covering the rest. Right of way costs estimated near 1.9 million dollars. bids may occur late spring or early summer after long delay.
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Eastgate Boulevard
Ohio 32
Clermont County
Ohio Department of Transportation
John L. York Inc
Eastgate Company
Walter C. Carter
Carter
ODOT
Ohio 74
Eastgate Mall
York
County pays Sullivan after warrant recall error
Clermont County approves a 600 settlement to Ronald E. Sullivan for a wrongful arrest stemming from an active bench warrant not recalled in time. Officials warn that a non computerized system caused the mix up and push for county wide computer records to prevent future human errors in warrant handling.
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Jo Kemp
Clermont County
Ronald E. Sullivan
Franklin
Ohio
Steven M. Runge
Sullivan
Clerk of Courts
Russell E. Simmons
Clerk of Courts’ Office
Sheriff's Office
John van Camp
van Camp
Simmons
Clermont County Eyeing Enhanced 911 for Emergency Calls
County official Dale Romohr who survived a heart attack argues for Enhanced 911. Bell and regional officials outline costs from 5.88 to 6.71 per line with 16 to 19 cents added monthly for operation. System would map calls to units and locate nearest aid, with 26 months to install and PACO approval needed.
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Dale F. Romohr
Union Township
Ohio
Kentucky
Austin
Bell
Clermont County
Sam Britton
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PACO
Clermont Board Moves to Own Fiscal Agent Role
The Clermont County Board of Education will become its own fiscal agent starting in January, moving its 1.3 million operating budget from the county auditor. It will use the Hamilton County Board of Education computer system in Hamilton, paying 250 a month for lease rather than purchasing hardware. The change halves bookkeeping, allows in house payroll and investment management, and ends duplicated books while centralizing district finance duties.
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James R. Rymer
Simmons
Rymer
Clermont County Board of Education
Hamilton County Board of
Jim Gibson
Gibson
New Richmond
Milford
Hamilton County Board
Clermont Northeastern
Thanksgiving tradition endures in Clermont County homes
By Fran Schwiermann, local homemakers express that despite lifestyle changes and growth in Clermont County, Thanksgiving remains traditional. At the Griffiths home in Owenville, 50 relatives gather for a buffet with two turkeys roasted by Dorothy Griffith and her daughter, while men play cards and women converse upstairs. Other residents, such as Charlotte Ferguson in Milford, Mary Rosenfelder, and Ann Charles, describe varied menus and holiday rituals, including sharing thanks before dinner and alternating Christmas plans. The piece notes ongoing family gathering habits, cross-country relatives, and a photo display from the Extension Office Homemakers open house.
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Griffith’s
Aber Road
Owenville
Indiana
Williamsburg
Dorothy Griffith
Brown County
Dorothy
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Shirley Estep
Norma Carpenter
Felicity Homemakers
Louise Westphal
Batavia Group
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New Belles Homemakers
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Cincinnati Bell
Academy of Medicine
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Charlotte Ferguson
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Mary Rosenfelder
Hawthorne Drive
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