Mayor Rolfes and Council Sworn In Office
Hamilton County reveals two bridges opened after rehabilitation. Muddy Creek Road Bridge in Green Township cost 207278 and Blue Rock Road Bridge in Colerain Crosby Townships cost 267987. Post office praised for timely holiday mail delivery with 480000 pieces handled in December.
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Hamilton County
Donald C. Schramm
Muddy Creek Road
Devil’s Backbone Road
Ebenezer Road
Green Township
Blue Rock Road
New Baltimore
Coelrain
Crosby
Schramm
Paul Lunsford Construction Co
Cincinnati Contractors Unlimited
Harrison Post Office
Frank Milesky
Milesky
Cincinnati Bell Changes and New Harrison Mayor Inaugurated
Cincinnati Bell will keep services for its 563,000 customers with AT&T Communications billing and a transfer of 233 operators to AT&T staff. In Harrison, Harry Rolfes and three council members were sworn in for a Democratic majority, outlining priorities like water storage, community development reentry, landfill capacity, downtown revitalization, and youth recreation.
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Cincinnati Bell Telephone
At&t
Bell Telephone
Cincinnati Bell
Cincinnati Bell Phone
At&t Communications
Karen Minnelli
Harry ‘Ham’ Rolfes
Thomas Luken
Rolfes
Greg Bybee
Ruth Glasscock
Larry Kinnett
Harrison Cleaners
Harrison
William Kuhlmann
Jim Lowry
Ee Center
Country Cabin Florist Opens at State Street and Harrison
Jane Moore and Ann Pettit opened Country Cabin Florist on December 4 at State Street and Harrison Avenue. Two longtime friends turned hobbyists into a full service florist selling fresh flowers while offering home design consultations and interior advice to a growing clientele.
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Country Cabin Florist
State Street
Harrison Avenue
Jane Moore
Ann Pettit
Jane
Ann
West Road
Democrats aim to rescind city income tax cut
New Mayor Harry Ham Rolfes expects a Democrat-controlled City Council to reverse the income tax reduction enacted by four Republicans at year end 1983. The 1 percent rate to 4 percent move, tied to a separate one mill property tax cut, faces rollback amid claims it was rushed and politically motivated. The 4 percent cap with credits may alter 1984 revenue projections and local tax burdens.
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Harry
Ham’’ Rolfes
Rolfes
Harrison
Fellowship Breakfast Hosted by Harrison Area Group
The Harrison Area Men's Fellowship Breakfast meets Saturday January 14 at 7:30 a.m. at St John the Baptist Catholic Church. Guest speaker is Fred Kendrick from First Christian Church. Reservations via John Brater at 367-4005 by January 12. All area men invited.
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Harrison Area
St. John the Baptist Catholic Church
Fred Kendrick
The
First Christian Church
John Brater
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