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Newspaper
The Harrison Press
Location
Harrison, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1984
Page
13
Shirley Wilson expresses gratitude to family friends and relatives for flowers cards visits and calls while in Providence Hospital and after returning home recovering Your thoughtfulness will be remembered and God bless you all
Wildlife artist Ray Harm will appear at Prints Charming Gallery on Sunday April 15 from 2 00 to 5 00 p m. He will offer live life inspired prints with personal inscriptions. Harm, known for painting from life, has a storied background from cowboy to Navy radio operator to art publisher. He has supported conservation groups and helped establish wildlife sanctuaries. Also noted: an Alcohol and Drug Abuse meeting at Harrison High School on Thursday April 12 and Harrison Democrat Club gathering on April 18.
Harrison Township residents near the Hoerst farm pleaded to preserve current AA zoning as developer Wiwi seeks to rezone to allow 4 acre lots for 51 homes. At a Hamilton County Commissioners hearing on April 4, Ennis argued for extension of existing zoning while opponents cited creek pollution overcrowding and environmental concerns. The commission will vote April 18 requiring unanimous consent from all three members.
Harrison City Council accepted a 13975 bid from William Crane Company of Shandon to drill a 14 inch test well at the north end of Industrial Drive for the water supply. City Engineer James Allen says the test could become a production well near an underground river, with potential future site for a water plant and storage tank. Projections warn the city may run dry in about three years if current supply systems remain.
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