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Infant dead, 2 drivers seriously injured following Middletown crash (opens the original)
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A small infant is dead and two people sustained serious injuries following a two-vehicle crash early Saturday, Sept. 26 in Middletown. The crash occurred around 5 a.m. on Ohio 122 near Towne Boulevard, according to Middletown police. Police said a 16-year-old boy was driving east on Ohio 122 with an infant in the vehicle. The infant was experiencing a medical emergency, and the driver was headed to Atrium Medical Center. At the same time, a 36-year-old woman was traveling west on Ohio 122 and at
From Jughead to superheroes, mural transforms wall of Trenton comic shop (opens the original)
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A longtime Trenton comic book shop is turning heads with a colorful new mural featuring 12 comic book characters painted by a local artist. Hannah Baney, 22, of Trenton, has painted four murals independently in Butler County and contributed to two others through ArtWorks and StreetSpark. Looking for her next project, she put out a message on social media to find a Trenton business interested in a fresh look. Jeff Hensley, 59, owner of Wonder Comics & More at 100 N. Miami St., quickly responded.
Mental health levy heads to ballot as board works to correct accounting issues (opens the original)
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Butler County voters will decide in November whether to renew a 1-mill, 10-year property tax levy for the countyâs Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Services Board. The levy would cost property owners an estimated $20 annually for every $100,000 in assessed value and generate nearly $8.5 million a year, accounting for about one-third of the boardâs funding. The MHARS Board oversees prevention, treatment and recovery services for Butler County residents struggling with mental illness and a
Trenton woman sentenced for company theft called ‘by far the largest case we’ve ever seen’ (opens the original)
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A Trenton woman accused of stealing more than $2 million from a Middletown-based business where she worked as a bookkeeper has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. Alisha R. King, 39, was sentenced Friday, Sept. 25 in Warren County Common Pleas Court after pleading guilty. She was indicted in May on 10 felony charges, including aggravated theft, telecommunications fraud, theft, misuse of credit cards and forgery. King was visibly upset throughout the court appearance. The case was investigated
Garver owner calls appeal disappointing as Butler County presses case (opens the original)
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Butler County has taken another step in its more than yearlong zoning dispute with Garver Family Farm Market in Lemon Twp. Butler County Zoning and Building Administrator Dennis Dickard, through the Butler County Prosecutorâs Office, filed a notice of appeal Sept. 23 seeking to overturn an August dismissal of the countyâs challenge to a March decision by the Butler County Board of Zoning Appeals. Butler County Prosecutor Mike Gmoser previously said the countyâs filings through this process
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