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Talawanda board hears financial forecast, discusses student debt penalties (opens the original)
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Revenue for the Talawanda School District is expected to see little relative growth over the next five fiscal years, while expenditures steadily increase, according to the five-year financial forecast presented by Treasurer Shaunna Tafelski during a board of education meeting on Aug. 13. The complete forecast is available on the TSD website under âBoard of Educationâ and âAgendas.â The PDF for the report is under the financial forecast item on the Aug. 13 meeting agenda. According to Taf
Miami University professors to receive settlement in Anthropic lawsuit (opens the original)
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Editorâs Note: Two of the sources and beneficiaries of the lawsuit who are quoted in this article are members of the board of directors for the Oxford Free Press. The work these individuals have published that is referenced in this story stands alone and is not connected in any way with content published by the Oxford Free Press. Some Miami University professors are among those receiving compensation from the recent approval of a $1.5 billion class action settlement against Anthropic, PBC, an
Three move into new principal positions at Talawanda schools (opens the original)
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Talawanda Schools students and parents of Kramer Elementary and Talawanda Middle schools are seeing ânewâ faces in the principalsâ offices this year â although these administrators are not so new to the district. Jason Merz, former Kramer Elementary principal, has been reassigned as principal of Talawanda Middle this year. The position was previously held by Pamela Theurer, who is now the instructional leadership principal for Bogan, Kramer and Marshall elementaries. Merz said the move w
Oxford Seniors uses grant for new vehicles (opens the original)
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Guests of Oxford Seniors will now have two new vehicles to travel in, following the release of this yearâs federal transportation grant funds. The vehicles â one modified van with a rear-entry ramp and one fully-accessible Ford Transit van with an electric lift â were delivered on July 31. Emily Liechty, executive director for Oxford Seniors, said the organization had been waiting on the grant funds to be released since they were notified of the award in 2024. She said Oxford Seniors had a
Reily Twp. now has a public health and safety supply box (opens the original)
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The first Community Health and Safety Supplies box has been installed in front of the Reily Twp. Community Center as a pilot effort for a program that looks similar to âLittle Free Librariesâ or âBlessing Boxes.â The installation was completed in partnership by the Coalition for a Healthy Community, Regional Harm Reduction Collaborative and the Butler County Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Board. Prior to the July 1 Reily Twp. Trustee meeting, members of the RHRC posed with the trus
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