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Nonprofit eyes downtown for headquarters move
Community First Solutions is considering moving its headquarters from its current Eaton Avenue location next to Fort Hamilton Hospital, to downtown Hamilton in the former Ringel’s Furniture building.
4 treated after powder found on envelope
Four people were treated and released from a Lebanon hospital and about 60 people were evacuated from a Warren County government building Monday after an employee’s hands were burned by a powdery substance sent in a letter.
Are sunscreen bottle labels misleading?
Sunbathers can expect to see new government-mandated labels on sunscreen bottles this summer.The Food and Drug Administration has banned terms including “waterproof” and “sweatproof,” saying they are misleading.
Severe storms likely on Wednesday
Severe storms are likely on Wednesday as a cold front moving in to Southwest Ohio gains strength.On Tuesday, scattered showers will develop by the afternoon but will likely not be severe.
Ohio farms preserved
The Branstrator family farm should forever remain green. Jon Branstrator expects to ensure that the land, bought in 1821 by his great-great-great-great grandfather, will stay in use for agriculture by selling an agricultural easement to most of it through state and federal farmland preservation programs.
120 mph pursuit ends in crash, trooper injured
A Loveland woman who crashed a stolen car into an Ohio Highway Patrol cruiser and led police on a 23-mile high-speed chase that reached 120 mph - and injured two officers - Sunday morning faces multiple charges, authorities said.
40 years later, ‘Brady’ sitcom ‘part of Americana’
Forty years later, three cast members of “The Brady Bunch,” returned to Kings Island, site of one of their most memorable episodes.
Waynesville library offers free watercolors course
Roberta Smith of Waynesville hadn’t pursued her pen and ink drawings for years, until she learned of the Mary L.
JULI ELDER, ENVIRONMENTAL CLUB ADVISOR, SOUTH LEBANON ELEMENTARY SCHOOLSchool to sponsor Stewardship Fair on Monday
South Lebanon Elementary School’s Environmental Club is hoping to engage the community in their efforts to be good stewards of planet Earth and make healthy lifestyle choices.
Sheriff won’t support school levies unless districts look at armed personnel
Butler County Sheriff Richard K. Jones declared this week that he “won’t support a school levy again that doesn’t address school safety with armed personnel.
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Northmont vs. Lebanon
Northmont played Lebanon in a girls high school softball game on Thursday, May 2, 2013.
Mason vs. Kings boys basketball
Mason hosted Kings in a boys basketball game on Tuesday, Jan. 15, 2013. Kings won the game, 36-35.
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