Builder Correcting Zoning Oversize
Builder David Kraut met with the Board of Zoning Appeals on August 7 to address an oversight in which a 24 family apartment project began without prior board approval. A public hearing is set for August 30 to finalize the required authorization, with city officials noting the project had others approvals but lacked BZA consent. Construction proceeds on Lyness Avenue as the board reviews the case.
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Board of Zoning Appeals
David Kraut
William Sabatelli
Harry Rolfes
Hilda Mueller
Planning Commission
Rolfes
Lyness Avenue
Lower Insurance Rates For Bright Fire Department Rating Drop
The Bright volunteer fire department's ISO rating fell from 10 to 7 for buildings within 1,000 feet of an approved hydrant and from 10 to 9 for other district buildings. About 1,100 homes, or 60 percent, will save $50 to $100 annually, totaling roughly $200,000 yearly. Mort Dunning cited contributions from Tri-Township Water Corp and the Dearborn County Sheriff's Communications Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bright Volunteer Fire Department
Bright
Mort Dunning
Tri-Township Water Corp
Dearborn County
Tuition free summer workshop scholarships awarded
Principal Carroll Roberts announces that William Henry Harrison High School seniors Mike Mains and Rob Tippenhauer received tuition free scholarships to a three week Northern Kentucky University enrichment workshop for scientifically inclined students. Sponsored by the Engineers and Scientists of Cincinnati and the Herman Schneider Foundation, the program covers computer based topics with lectures field trips guest speakers and lab programming. Both students were recommended by teachers for excellence in computers mathematics and science. Mike Mains is the son of Harold and Mrs. Mains Rob Tippenhauer is the son of David and Mrs. Tippenhauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll Roberts
William Henry Harrison High School
Mike Mains
Rob Tippenhauer
Northern Kentucky University
The
Engineers and Scientists of Cincinnati
Herman Schneider Foundation
Rob
Mike
Harold Mains
David Tippenhauer
Severe thundershowers strike area and power outages
Severe thundershowers lashed Harrison Friday night causing scattered outages and downed trees on Campbell Road Jefferson Street and Harrison Avenue. About 200 homes lost power as crews from Cincinnati Gas and Electric restored power through the night with electricity returning to most by morning. Harrison fire department and city crews cleared fallen trees and tackled minor fires from the damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Campbell Road
Jefferson Street
Harrison Avenue
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Widening of Road A Reality
Harrison City Council awarded Ford Pee a 34932 bid to widen Harrison Avenue between Elbern Avenue and New Haven Road. Construction should begin within 10 days, adding a continuous left turn lane, curb, gutters and a catch basin.
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Harrison Avenue
Elbern Avenue
New Haven Road
Harrison City
Ford Pee
Gerry Dole
Ford
Harrison
Elbern
New Haven
Jim Allen
Allens
Jostworth Featured as Ohio Principal of the Year 1983-84
Harrison Junior School Principal Don Jostworth is highlighted in a 60 second WXIX TV segment on August 20 23 and 26. The piece recognizes him as Ohio Principal of the Year 1983 84 awarded in June by the Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators. A Crosby School event distributes cheese and butter on August 16 from 9 to 11 am.
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Harrison
Don Jostworth
Wxix TV
Jostworth
Ohio
Ohio Association of Secondary School Administrators
Schools Open August 28th
All Southwest schools will resume for students on August 28 1984. New students must register by contacting the attending school. Kindergarten will follow the state rule for 2.5 hours daily on opening day and parents will receive placement details. A public notice explains mumps immunization required for K-6 this year and grades 7-12 in 1985 86.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Southwest
Walter
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Ohio
City Flood Rate Appeal Rejected Over Rail Embankment
Harrison residents lose appeal to FEMA over preliminary flood insurance study that would set rates. FEMA says parallel Campbell Road embankment offers insufficient protection. culverts could pass water and embankment lacks freeboard and levee stability. Property owners in flood plain above base elevation may file for map amendments with supporting data.
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Harrison
Federal Emergency Management
Campbell Road
FEMA
Pen Pal Bond Returns After Four Year Gap
Melanie Klump, aged 13, from St John the Baptist School, travels to Bolton England for a week with pen pal Joanne Blyth. She tours London and Bolton, visits the Tower of London, and explores Southport sea shore. A future USA visit is teased.
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Mr. Sandman
St. John the Baptist School
Melanie Klump
Melanie
Joanne Blyth
Bolton
England
Joanne
London
Melanie USA
Tower of London
USA
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Gary Joe King
King
Providence Ambulatory
Hamilton County
Bethel
Linda King
Holly Nicole King
Thomas and
Evelyn King
Martha Pace
Jane Norris
Herschel King
Kennedy-Stevens Funeral Home
CCC
Pikeville
Kentucky
Tall Oaks Square
John Miller
Crosby Cheese
Crosby School
Elizabeth Bronte
Southport
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