Monroe considers sewer options for eastern village
Monroe council debates two plans to handle sewerage east of town with western flow to LeSourdsville. A May 28 public hearing and May 15 document delivery set details. Cost share 25% local, 75% federal. estimated total around $500,000 remains unconfirmed.
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Jan Barbour
Monroe
Oardsville
Richard Miltenberger
LeSourdsville
William Eiffert
First National Bank
Main St
Eiffert
Union trustees plan public meeting on sirens and funding
Union Township trustees schedule a April 29 meeting at 7 30 p m in the Pisgah firehouse to discuss a Civil Defense outdoor siren plan and a possible citizen fund raising committee. The project would install five to seven sirens at an estimated 36000 to 42000 with 50 50 federal aid and no budget funds.
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Union
Alice Battaglia
Union Township
Dave McGinnis
Pisgah
McGinnis
Landmark trough on Tylersville Road deemed unsafe water source
Butler County Health Department posted a sign declaring the old Tylersville Road trough water unsafe due to bacterial contamination likely from nearby animals. Health officials propose creating a roadside park to preserve history while securing the spring and runoff area.
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Tylersville Road
Butler County Health Department
John R. Harvey
By-Pass 4
Howard Schul
Kentucky
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Harvey
Townships face belt tightening as federal revenue sharing ends
Union and Liberty townships rely on revenue sharing for up to 10 percent of their budgets. Union plans funds for road work fire and police equipment while Liberty uses seven percent for capital projects including a new fire house. Officials argue the program helps services, while congress weighs reducing or ending it to shift tax dollars home.
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UNION
Liberty Township
Congress
Washington
Liberty and
Union Townships
Union and
Union Township
Larry Gandler
Marco Osner
Liberty
Teammabup
Chas
Bob James
Agrtion
Liberty Fire House
James
U.S
Tom Kindness
ULJ
Congressman Kindness
Lakota Lassies Fourth in State Drill Team Honor
Lakota Lassies drill team with 22 members earned fourth place at the Ohio Drill Team State Contest in Columbus St John’s Arena. accompanying Hughestation Jazz Band also took fourth in state.
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Columbus
Lakota
Hughestation
Journal
Lois Cockerham
Lakota Lassies
St. John’s Arena
Ohio
Lakota Hughestation
Trotwood Madison
Xavier University
Jan Altenbach
Lassies
Liberty Two accepts bid for Liberty Firehouse No 2 and new fire truck
Liberty Township trustees accepted a low bid of 54 798 from Middletown Brothers Mason for Liberty Firehouse No 2 construction. A new pumper truck delivered Tuesday should be in service by weekend. chassis by Key GMC Cincinnati with bid 7 836. Howe Co Anderson Ind won the apparatus contract with 27 632. Building work to begin in two to three weeks with 90 day completion estimate. brick front selected and metal ordered.
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Liberty Township
Middletown Brothers, Mason
Henry Taylor
GMC
Cincinnati
Howe Co
Anderson
Ind
Middletown of
Mason
Middleton
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Council
John Schraffenberger
Roger Griffin
Kenneth LeForce
Seth Johnson
Cincinnati Gas and Electric
Union Two
Liberty Two
Unry Pourhnal
Court Street
Journal Sq
County Health Department
Jim Denney
Dianne Fredrick
Debbie Ghizas
Trotwood-Madison
By Chuck Elliott
Denver Noggle
Hughestation Jazz Band
Miss Altenbach
Sharon Pringle
Sheri Deremo
Sally Shannon
Tammy Cunningham
Lisa Follmer
Ae Cupps
Jayme Jonte
Kim Muse
Charlene Lamb
Rita Carpenter
Phyllis Brown
Kim Williford
Kimber Bryan
Donna Shulze
Debbie Hugle
Debbie Leimberger
Terea Cuntz
Sue Deremo
Kim Craig
Sue Arentsen
Margaret Cox
Board of Elections
Countryside Village
Jim
Nancy Miller
Princeton-Glendale Road
Liberty Linggicae
Jim Miller
Hughes Station
Fire Department
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