As Halloween approaches, authorities warn motorists to slow down during the dusk and night hours when beggar

At the Milford City Council meeting Oct. 18, Trisha Burke, Executive Director of the Clermont Counseling Center located in Milford, asked for the support of residents and officials to help pass the new operating levy for the Mental Health Board.

Two incumbents are among the four candidates running for the two open seats on the Clermont Northeastern Board of Education.

A 55-year-old man was killed and a 51-year old woman was seriously injured Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, after the tractor they were riding in flipped.

Six candidates will be narrowed to three board members in the Bethel-Tate school system this November, with only one incumbent throwing his hand into the election effort.

Under overcast skies more than 150 volunteers from around Clermont County came together Saturday to make the area a cleaner and more inviting place for residents and visitors.

Mercy Hospital Clermont has announced that the Community Flu Shot Clinic scheduled for Friday, Oct. 28 at the hospital has been cancelled due to a delay in the shipment of flu vaccine by the manufacturer.

The village of Williamsburg is bracing itself for the negative effects of Ohio House Bill 66 as 2006 approaches. At the village council meeting held Oct.13, council members discussed ways of dealing with the financial burden which will be inherited by the village once the bill goes into effect.

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An $18 million expansion project is underway at Mercy Hospital Clermont. Hospital employees, elected officials and community members came out to the groundbreaking Oct. 19. Bulldozers and dump trucks were the backdrop for the ceremony.