News Archive
Levy support expected to help draw in more grants
The mayor of New Richmond extended his
Anti-drug effort finds support from Bethel pharmacy
Jubilee Pharmacy manager Vincent Alfieri accepted a plaque on behalf of the Bethel business from the National Child Safety Commission at the Nov. 14 meeting of the Bethel Village Council.
Rep. Schmidt
Ohio
Milford to fund study to design a stabilization project
The City of Milford has made the decision to provide funds for a major study to design a riverbank stabilization project.
Action sought to combat childhood obesity
Child Focus hosted a discussion group Nov. 18 to discuss the issue of childhood obesity. The lunchtime discussion, the fourth in a series of five to be held in the greater Cincinnati area, is part of a fact-gathering mission to find ways to combat the trend that is affecting more and more children every year.
Bethel council to purchase radar
At the Nov. 14 meeting of the Bethel Village Council, the board approved the purchase of an $18,000 radar and electronic sign package that Administrator Michael Shiversky said would be a versatile tool for the village.
A Thanksgiving miracle
While most Americans are keen to celebrate Thanksgiving, few take the time to reflect on what the name means. However, while many now simply associate Thanksgiving with turkey and big meals, one Bethel family will be sharply aware that they have something to be thankful for.
Bethel municipal building still faces problems
A recent inspection by Bethel resident Rus Whitley has led to a clearer plan of action for repairs to the aging Bethel municipal building, which has been experiencing somewhat severe leaking issues during rain storms for some time.
Benefit has everyone after piece of the pie
Bethel area residents enchanted by heavenly pies or just concerned with helping to pay the medical bills of a young girl can fulfill both wishes at a bake sale and auction being held at the Blue Haven on Nov. 23.
Clermont County Jail receives 100 percent rating
The Clermont County Jail continues to be a state leader in quality operation after an inspection in October garnered another in a string of 100 percent ratings for the facility.








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