Sue Kiesewetter
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Fairfield will help pay for roads for $130M Butler County Trade Center, which isn’t built yet (opens the original)
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NorthPoint Development will receive help from the city of Fairfield to pay for road improvements near an industrial park it plans to build on 140 acres near the intersection of Seward and Tylersville roads. CONTRIBUTED Developers of a speculative industrial park not yet built are getting help from Fairfield to make needed improvements to the adjacent roads. NorthPoint Development plans to close on about 140 acres of the Jacquemin Farm near the intersection Seward and Tylersville roads in the nex
Fairfield seeks applicants for city council following mayor’s resignation, vice mayor’s promotion (opens the original)
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In a surprise move, Steve Miller on Monday resigned as Fairfieldâs mayor â effective immediately. His resignation came 36 minutes into city council meeting Monday, Sept. 14, following public comments and reports from individual council members. Calling the move âthe hardest thing Iâve ever done in my life,â Miller said âmy time here has come to an end. Iâve been here too long.â Saying he loved the city, Miller explained that over the last few months he wasnât living up to his o
Fischer Homes wants to put a residential subdivision in Liberty Twp. (opens the original)
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Fischer Homes is interested in building a residential subdivision on 12 acres of land in Liberty Twp. Located on the corner of Princeton and Butler Warren roads, the land would initially be sold to Schnicke Development Group LLC, according to an agreement approved by trustees. The land development company would prepare the site and then sell it to Fischer Homes under a separate agreement. The property was originally part of the Trails of Four Bridges subdivision, but was transferred to the towns
Liberty Twp. firefighters to participate in international 9/11 memorial climb in France (opens the original)
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Liberty Twp. firefighter Pierre Monvillers vividly remembers the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks in the United States even though he was thousands of miles away in his native France. The then 11-year-old boy was walking home from school when the first of the World Trade Centerâs twin towers was hit. As soon as he got home, he watched the attack unfold on his familyâs television set the same as millions of Americans did. It was particularly impactful for Monvillers because his father was a fire
Fairfield’s solar farm saved $20K in electric costs in first 3 weeks of operation (opens the original)
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In its first three weeks of operation Fairfieldâs 5-acre, 1.5 megawatt solar farm has saved the city more than $20,000 in utility costs at the wastewater treatment plant, the highest single user of electricity in the city. And while electricity produced by the 3,000 panels in the array wonât reduce citizensâ electric bills, it will help stabilize water and sewer rates for residents, said Vice Mayor Tim Meyers. âThis is a very historic ribbon cutting. Our stance on sustainability is makin
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