Aimee Hancock
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Search teams work together to find missing man Todd Payne (opens the original)
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A 50-year-old man who was reported missing after leaving the Brookville, Ind., area was found deceased following a crash in Hamilton. Hamilton police had asked the public for help locating Todd Payne, who was last seen heading toward Hamilton from the Quakertown Marina in Union County, Ind., in a white 2009 Ford Fusion. A Butler County dispatcher said Payne was involved in a car accident that was reported to police around 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26, near 2091 Stillwell Beckett Road in Hamilton. I
Huffman touts benefits of proposed power line project (opens the original)
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State Sen. Steve Huffman is urging western Ohio residents to consider the potential benefits of a proposed high-voltage transmission project as Miami County officials push to keep it out of the county. In a statement, Huffman, R-Tipp City, said the Grid Growth project would help meet growing electricity demand and improve reliability across the region. He acknowledged landownersâ concerns and encouraged residents to attend upcoming public meetings while the route is still being studied. âThe
Piqua voters will need two ballots for Nov. 3 elections (opens the original)
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Piqua voters will have two elections to navigate Nov. 3: the general election and a special election on whether to recall three city commissioners and who would succeed them if they are removed. The Miami County Board of Elections has approved Nov. 3 for the special election, according to information provided by the city of Piqua. Voters may participate in either election or both, but those voting in both must complete separate ballots. The recall questions concern Mayor James D. Vetter, the War
Englewood names department veteran Andrew Bronsord as new police chief (opens the original)
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Englewood has named department veteran Andrew âDrewâ Bronsord as its next police chief, filling the vacancy created when former Chief Corey Follick became city manager. Bronsord will oversee the police departmentâs operations, personnel and administrative functions, including the cityâs multi-jurisdictional public safety communications center, according to a Sept. 17 news release from the city. He will become the ninth chief to lead the Englewood Police Department. âThe City of Englewo
Tipp City schools seeks input on district branding, name for new PK-8 building (opens the original)
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Tipp City Schools is seeking input from residents about its proposed rebranding plan. The district will hold three community meetings to gather input on a ârefreshed district identityâ and a name for the new PK-8 school thatâs currently under construction. Sept. 15 from 10 to 11 a.m. at the Tipp City Public Library. Sept. 16 from 6 to 7 p.m. at L.T. Ball Intermediate School. Sept. 24 from 6 to 7 p.m. at L.T. Ball Intermediate School. Those unable to attend may submit feedback through Sept.
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