Plans Move Forward For Widening Of East Harrison Ave
City approval to prepare and advertise bids advances widening Harrison Avenue between Elbern Avenue and New Haven Road. Three alternatives priced at 30500, 19000, and 7500 dollars are under consideration with the first two options including more durable storm drainage features. Council aims to address traffic congestion at New Haven Road, while funds of about 45000 dollars remain uncommitted in the capital improvements fund.
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East Harrison Avenue
Harrison Avenue
Elbern Avenue
New Haven Road
Jim Allen
Allen
Elbern
New Haven
Larry Kinnett
Providence Ambulatory Care Center opens July 2
View Ambulatory Care Center Harrison previews its new 8000 square foot facility at 10400 New Haven Road on a weekend open house. The center, owned by Providence Hospital, houses urgent care with ER exam X ray and lab rooms and operates 24 seven from next week.
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Harrison
Providence Ambulatory Care Center
New Haven Road
Paul Bauman
Richard Morris
Providence Hospital
Bauman and
Morris
New Haven
Carolina Trace
Diploma Award for Deborah Ann Cox at Good Samaritan Hospital
Deborah Ann Cox received her nursing diploma from Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing. A mass and award banquet occurred in the hospital chapel and auditorium on June 15, 1984, followed by commencement at College of Mount St. Joseph on June 16, 1984 with guest speaker Jo Ann Bryson, NLN council director. Debbie is a 1981 Harrison High School graduate, daughter of Donald and Rosemary Cox, engaged to Bob Beyer, and employed as a staff nurse at Daniel Drake Memorial Hospital.
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Deborah Ann Cox
Good Samaritan Hospital School of Nursing
College of Mount St. Joseph
Jo Ann, Bryson
NLN
Council of
Bethesda Hospital School of Nursing
Debbie
William Henry Harrison High School
Donald and
Rosemary Cox
Harrison
Bob Beyer
Daniel Drake Memorial Hospital
Harrison Fourth of July Parade and Fireworks Planned
Harrison Jaycees sponsor the annual Fourth of July Parade starting at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday July 4 lineup at 10:30 a.m. from the Community Center to Broadway and Harrison Ave. Fireworks at 10:00 p.m. at the Community Center with rain date Saturday July 7. Entry forms and contact numbers 738-4812 367-4614 367-1082 are listed for organizations to join.
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Harrison Jaycees
Broadway
Harrison Ave
Harrison Park and Recreation Commission
City council weighs fluoride in water amid EPA mandate
At the June 19 meeting Harrison council debated fluoridating the water as required by the EPA for Ohio communities. Utilities Director Chris Smyth said a council resolution is needed to secure EPA reimbursement. without it, fluoridation proceeds would incur costs without repayment. Council member William Kuhlman opposed forced fluoridation but acknowledged the no win situation. A draft resolution is planned for July 3.
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Harrison
Environmental Protection Agency
Ohio
William Kuhlman
Utilities
Chris Smyth
EPA
Smyth
Kuhlman
Early July press deadline notice
Due to the Fourth of July holiday the Press will publish on Tuesday evening. All copy and ads should be submitted as early as possible with classifieds cut off at 9 a.m. Tuesday July 3.
Larry Smith Life Story of a Vietnam Vet turned Contractor
Larry Smith, a Vietnam War veteran and Purple Heart recipient, built two successful firms, Larry Smith Contractors in Cleves and Larry Smith Excavating in Burlington KY. The Harrison area native returned from Vietnam in 1971 with 14 medals and 13 wounds, then pursued a plumbing apprenticeship before starting his own business while overcoming personal struggles and shaping a durable career in construction.
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Larry Smith
Harrison
Karen Minnelli
Tad
Cleves
Burlington
Dry Fork Road
Smith
Vietnam
Harrison Press
California
Detroit
Cincinnati
Delhi
Eden Park
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