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McCrabb: Monroe entrepreneur spends 7 years developing energy supplement aimed at safer performance (opens the original)
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For a guy whose professional career has included diverse occupations â oval dirt track owner in Kentucky, mail carrier in Florida, New York Homeland Security inspector and now transmission builder for the Ford Motor Co. in Sharonville â Lindy Amyx has added another title to his resume. Heâs an entrepreneur of an energy supplement that he spent the last seven years developing after researching the cardiovascular risks associated with high-caffeine energy products. After growing concerned ab
Fate of Flock cameras in Monroe up to city council (opens the original)
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Depending on your opinion, Monroe City Council will either vote to potentially protect the rights of motorists or remove one tool the police department uses to curve crime. Council is expected to vote Tuesday, Sept. 22 whether to terminate the cityâs use of the 23 Flock Safety automated license plate recognition cameras, prohibiting future appropriations for Flock services and directing non-renewal of the Flock agreement. An ordinance was introduced by council member Todd Hickman at last weekâ
McCrabb: Two days, two winners for Joe Nuxhall Foundation (opens the original)
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This was like the Cincinnati Reds sweeping a doubleheader from the Los Angeles Dodgers and pitcher Joe Nuxhall winning both games. On back-to-back summer afternoons â two of the hottest days of the year â 144 golfers played in the Joe Nuxhall Memorial Scholarship Golf Outing on Thursday, Sept. 3, and the next day, 40 people braved the suffocating heat and walked the 21 miles from the Joe Nuxhall Miracle League Fields in Fairfield to Great American Ball Park. Those two events raised money for
Monroe first responders honored for saving 80-year-old cardiac survivor (opens the original)
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For the better part of two weeks, Lillian Terry says she remembers little after she suffered a cardiac arrest during her 80th birthday party May 30. But what became clear, especially after she met Monroe Fire Department firefighters and a Butler County dispatcher during a council meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8, was the life-saving medical care she immediately received. âI do remember there was somebody from Monroe who saved my life,â the Middletown resident said, fighting back tears. On Tuesday, s
What Jackie Phillips Carter meant to the Middletown area (opens the original)
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Some people know their future career plans before theyâre old enough to drive. Like after theyâre married and about to start a family. That was the case with Jackie Phillips Carter, 66, who recently retired after a 40-year career in the healthcare field, including 28 years with the Middletown Health Department, the last 16 as health commissioner. When she rose through the ranks, she become the stateâs first Black health commissioner in 2010. For a woman in her mid-20s who didnât discover
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