Editorial Halloween Fun Without Fright
Editorial notes Halloween time for children with ghosts witches pumpkins and pranks. Commissioners designate Friday October 30 from 6 to 8 for beggars night and urge extra caution by drivers. Parents are advised to plan masks that let children participate safely.
Editor's notebook notes weddings and local scene mix
Fran Schwiermann covers Randy McNutt and Cheryl Bauer's marriage in Clermont County and recalls a trip to Germany. The Batavia area sees Main Street changes with a new parking lot planned by Auxier and a demolished house by Sammons and Gregg Excavating, plus Halloween safety concerns about LSD tattoo transfers. The Williamsburg High School Band earns a Cherry Blossom Festival spot, with Canton area peers also selected, and a new self service station with canopies is planned by Arthur Dakin.
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Cheryl Bauer
Randy
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Clermont Sun
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Convoy
Ohio
van Wert
Clermont County
Williamsburg High School
Washington, D.C
Canton
Thornton
Arthur Dakin
Issue 2 and the future of Ohio redistricting
Analysis argues Issue 2 will end political gerrymandering by removing boundary juggling from redistricting and applying a strict mathematical formula. It stresses equal representation, citizen review, and contestable districts across multiple counties, urging informed voter participation and comments to The Statehouse in Columbus.
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Senate
Ohio
Statehouse
Columbus
Mailbag: Chamber objects to forum criticism
A Clermont County chamber letter complains about a county forum on hazardous waste. It outlines attachments including four letters and a proposed independent panel with Ohio EPA and US EPA representation, a state legislator, industry, independent lab, and appraiser, and discusses scheduling and arrangements.
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Chamber
Widmer
Jackson Township
Willi
Ohio Epa
US Epa
CECOS/ICER
U.S. Epa
Thomas Winston
Oepa
Charla Gilegalouski
EPA
Chicago
Yking
Ing
Sam Pe
Ohio Senate Energy and Environmental Committee
Thomas McHugh
Industry National Distiller Corp
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
David Howard
Howard Laboratories
Ken Weed
Clermont County
Dan Dell
How the county works by Clermont County administrator Buckner
James Buckner, Clermont County's new administrator, discusses the scope of county government and the demand for services. He notes the need to learn the operations, study staffing, and assess how much the county has expanded before considering any budget cuts. Buckner works with commissioners and auditors to understand structural needs.
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James
Jim) Buckner
Clermont County
Jim
Buckner
Jerry Carrier
Jerry
Robert Croswell
Clermont
Clermont County Opposes Issue 2 in Redistricting Battle
Batavia attorney Dexter Bastin, a Democrat, coordinates anti Issue 2 efforts for Clermont County. He accuses the FAIR Plan of ceding redistricting power to a partisan five member board and a governor controlled process funded by major special interests.
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Batavia
Dexter K. Bastin
Citizens Against Issue 2
Clermont County
Ohio Republican Party
Bastin
Tate
Harry C. Malott
Columbus
Ohio
GOP
Standard Oil
Union Oil
California
CNE students win FFA honors in Ohio contest
Four Clermont Northeastern FFA members Ken Elam Randy Miller Tom Gacek and Darren Franklin won the District 12 Land and Soils Judging Contest Urban Division held in Hillsboro Ohio on October 15. They competed with Highland Fayette Clinton Adams Brown Scioto and Clermont counties. The team and advisor Don Hastings then took part in the State Soils Contest at Ohio State University on October 24.
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Clermont Northeastern
Ken Elam
Randy Miller
Tom Gacek
Darren Franklin
Hillsboro
Ohio
Highland
Fayette
Clinton
Adams, Brown
Scioto
Clermont
Clermont County
CNE Ffa
Don Hastings
Ohio State University
Arm str eng Homez withdraws zoning change amid election year tensions
Armstrong Homes withdrew its zoning change request amid township election year debate. The company cited voter interest in manufactured housing and noted protests over the plan. The piece highlights a Michigan Supreme Court ruling that bans exclusion of mobile and manufactured homes, signaling broader housing policy impact.
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Via Township
Batavia Township
Michigan Supreme Court
Michigan State Supreme Court
High Court
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Robinson
Mic Ottawi
Iettengeet
Supreme Court
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