Fall Festival blossoms in Monroe September schedule set
Monroe Chamber of Commerce outlines Log Cabin Days Fall Festival at Monroe Community Park from September 27 to 29. 32 booths planned with Apple Butter Queen parade antique car and bike parades flea market and white elephant auction. Echoing events include apple butter cider making entertainment by Ray Lucky MOB and Monroe High School bands.
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Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Monroe Historical Society
Stewart
Chamber of Commerce
Booth
Tom Heing
Ray Lucky
MOB
Monroe Optimist
Monroe High School
Apple
Jim Ellis
Monroe Center
Community Savings and Loan
The
Monroe Community Park
Monroe approves concept plan for sewage plant expansion
Monroe Village backs a concept plan from the Board of Public Affairs to enlarge the sewage treatment facility to 750,000 gallons per day, tripling capacity. The plant will be on the existing site with an estimated cost of 380000, possibly rising to 500000, and a detailed study by a consulting engineer will follow. Mayors and council note delays in hiring full time police officers and set physical requirements for applicants.
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Jan Barbour
Monroe Village
Board of Public Affairs
John Musgrove
Council
Joe Tuttle
Bill Riggs
Elbert Tannreuther
Reed
Monroe
Riggs
Tuttle
County sues for permit to rebuild after tornado damage
Mary Katherine Askton filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking an order to issue a construction permit for a damaged Union Township commercial building, plus 2500 in legal fees and 10000 in damages. The suit names the Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals and zoning administrator Anthony Cecere.
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Union Township
Butler County Common Pleas Court
Mary Katherine Askton
Amelia Drive
Cincinnati
Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals
Anthony P. Cecere
Cecere
Monroe horse Another Masterpiece named world grand champion
The six year old black stallion owned by Mr and Mrs Henry Moore of Monroe was crowned world grand champion Walking Horse at the Tennessee Walking Horse Celebration in Shelbyville Tennessee. Trained by Ronnie Spears the horse won the title on Saturday September 14 after an earlier victory in the aged stud and gelding class where he tied first on all three judges cards. The undefeated show horse has captured the circuit this year.
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Henry Moore
Macready Ave
Monroe
Shelbyville
Nine-hour hearing ends in fines and suspended terms for tavern altercations
In Butler County, Judge William Hendrickson presided over a nine-hour session regarding two July tavern incidents at Tommy's Tavern in Pisgah. Three men were found guilty with fines and suspended jail sentences. four defendants had charges dismissed. Witnesses testified that Doane and Pez were refused service before the trouble began.
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William R. Henderickson
Butler County
Union Township
Cincinnati
Columbus Road
Pisgah
James Doane
Highland Greens
West Chester
Thomas Doane
Grandview Drive
Sharonville
Jonathon R. Pez
Sippleman Road
Pez
Thomas Wilcox Jr
Thomas Wilcox Sr
Thomas Shelton
Linwood Drive
Franklin
William Weber
Cincinnati-Columbus Road
Shelton
Doane
Weber
Union Fire Department to Host Semi Annual Fish Fry
Union township's Fire Department Organization will hold its semi annual fish fry Friday Sept 20 at Fire House No 1 Cincinnati Dayton Road not at St Johns Church as previously announced Tickets are available from any member of the fire department or life squad Donation is 4 Carryout orders will be accepted between 4 30 and 8 p.m.
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Union Township
Cincinnati- Dayton Road
St. Johns Church
Local farmers endure Mother Nature's 74 whims
Butler County agricultural extension agent Roy Titkemeyer notes that despite untimely summer rains and monthly dry spells threatening corn crops, farmers face Nature's whims with limited tools and resilience. The article frames a cautious optimism from local growers amid erratic weather.
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Butler County
Roy Titkemeyer
CG&E rate hike hits Butler County customers
Cincinnati Gas & Electric will raise rates by 7.53 million dollars a year affecting about 19 305 customers in Butler County and other Ohio counties after PUCO approval. The company expects to file the new charges within a week. earlier requests sought 11 54 million.
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Cg&e
Butler County
Cincinnati Gas & Electric
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
PUCO
Utilities Commission
Hamilton
Preble
Montgomery
Clinton
Brown
Clermont
Warren
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Ken Cobb
Cobb
Wicklow Court
Musgrave
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Ohio Crop Reporting Service
Titkemeyer
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