Lakota bond issue on ballot for new schools and buses
Voters will decide a 4.895 million dollar Lakota School District bond Tuesday May 6 for capital improvements including a new middle school and elementary school, a bus garage, maintenance center and upgrades. Overcrowding prompts plans with population projections indicating rapid growth and a need to prevent double sessions.
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Lakota Board of Education
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Butler County
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Liberty Township
Lakota Board Moves to Buy Land for New Elementary School
Lakota School Board authorized Superintendent Herbert Henderson to purchase about 14.2 acres at the end of Minute Man Way off Dimmick Road for 4000 dollars per acre in the Pisgah West Chester area. Officials say the project has a 99 percent chance of proceeding.
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Henderson
Nicholas named advertising manager at Monroe Union-Liberty Journal
Nicholas Adams, 6089 Barbean Drive West Chester, named advertising manager of the Monroe Union Liberty Journal after joining as a sales consultant in February. Active in Union Township Fire Department and Maud Baptist Church, he moved from Milton West Virginia four years ago. He and wife Janet have two daughters. The report notes Lakota School District bond issues and Lakota curriculum planning alongside staff resignations across Lakota schools.
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Barbean Drive
West Chester
Monroe-Union Liberty Journal
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Union Township
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Milton
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Ohio
Monroe-Ulj
Liberty Township
Monroe
David Tacosik
Brent Cornelius
Lakota High
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Larry Glass
Marty Baumhower
Dale Hutzelman
Lakota
Allan Roose
Janet Altenbach
James S. Leffue
Lakota High schedules Li'l Abner musicales invites
Laura Marshall and Mark Terry announce Friday and Saturday 8 p.m. Lakota's Musical Li'l Abner with tickets at the door. Journal photo by Leif Cockerham.
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Y’all
Laura Marshall
Daisy Mae
Mark Terry
Li'l Abner
Lakota
Leif Cockerham
Court voids Union vote against business zoning
Judge Fred Cramer of Butler County Common Pleas Court invalidated the 1971 Union Township referendum that changed property on the east side of U.S. 42 at Dimmick Road from residential to business. The suit by Marie and Albert Schuholz Jr. argued the referendum violated due process and improperly reversed court zoning changes. The decision asserts voters may not misuse referendum power to defeat zoning and recognizes the court can rule on the constitutionality of voter actions.
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Union Township
Fred . Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Marie and
Albert Schuholz Jr
Kendridge Drive
Cincinnati
Butler County
U.S. 42
Dimmick Road
Cramer
the Common Pleas Court
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Lakota School Bond Issue urged in special May vote
In a local endorsement, residents urge voting yes for the Lakota School Bond Issue in the May 6 special election. They argue district growth and aging facilities require new schools, noting taxes would remain low and per-family costs fall as enrollment rises.
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Wyoming
Herbert Henderson
Henderson
Lakota
Union Tax Levy Aims At Warning Sirens Purchase
Union Township leaders and about 25 organizations gathered to discuss a disaster warning system. A straw vote among about 40 residents showed roughly three fourths favored funding sirens via a tax levy.
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Union Township
License plate stickers on sale for L through Z and partial Civil Defense siren debate
License plate validation stickers go on sale to L through Z last names through May 31 with April sales for A. Mrs Helen Shumaker temporary deputy registrar at Siesta Motor Inn Cincinnati Dayton Road near I-75 hours vary and required documents include title and registration. Township trustees discussed funding sirens by tax levy with federal matching funds. projected 16 weeks lead time and potential expansion to cover entire township, as they plan June 3 meeting to survey groups.
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Helen Shumaker
Siesta Motor Inn
Sheraton Motor Inn
Cincinnati-Dayton Road
I-75
Highland Greens
Dave McGinnis
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