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Mariemont officials say they are considering merging their fire department with Little Miami Fire and Rescue.

In their campaign video asking for donations, the United Way points to the local families in need who get funding through their agency.

FLYING PIG MARATHON 2008 This exciting race takes place on Sunday, May 4, 2008. Motorists are advised to plan ahead and avoid streets along the race route. via WKRC-TV Cincinnati

“It would work out great for the village”

FAIRFAX - The Red Bank Village commercial development on the former Ford transmission plant site might wind up with one more office building than originally planned. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

“Our goal is to make the decision by July”

MARIEMONT - The village has turned to two outside parties to evaluate a proposal to abolish its fire department and become part of the Little Miami Joint Fire & Rescue District. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

“They were clear on their goals, and I didn't get them”

After updating the Port of Greater Cincinnati Development Authority's board on construction of the new Kenwood Towne Place shopping center, Audie Tarpley apologized to them. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

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“I've had a lot of people come through here. I've helped them. They've helped me. My daughter grew up here. My son grew up here. This my life.”

Gary Wilson stood helpless Sunday afternoon as he watched his business consumed by fire. via WCPO-TV9 Cincinnati

“The fact this place is full of wood, sawdust and so many combustibles, it was more of an issue of fire load and combustibility than it was the weather”

FAIRFAX - A massive fire Sunday at a Fairfax business caused at least $1 million in damages and rekindled early today, fire officials said today. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

Web produced by: Alyssa Bunn Firefighters were called back to the scene of a fire that had destroyed a cabinet factory on Wooster Pike on Sunday. via WCPO-TV9 Cincinnati

“In a couple of minutes of our arriving, it actually reached the roof.”

FAIRFAX - A Fairfax business sustained heavy damage during a three-alarm fire Sunday. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

Several fire departments were called to the 5600 block of Wooster Pike on Sunday afternoon for a fire at the G. Graham Wilson and Associates warehouse. via WKRC-AM Cincinnati

“I'm proud of all we've done here in Anderson.”

Three Republicans who describe themselves as bedrock fiscal conservatives are competing in the March 4 primary election for their party's nomination for the Ohio 34th House District seat being vacated by Tom ... via The Cincinnati Enquirer

Fairfax police are seeking help catching two suspects who were seen taking the condenser coils from air conditioning units on Red Bank Road in October. via WCPO-TV9 Cincinnati

“But we have to find ways to reduce costs. Our revenue in recent years is flat, and the cost of everything is going through the roof.”

MARIEMONT - To save money, Mariemont might dissolve its fire department and join the Little Miami Joint Fire & Rescue District, which has a fire station a few blocks from Mariemont's fire station. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

“It was a natural extension of our hobby.”

FAIRFAX - A Mount Washington couple have built their dream business and made use of an abandoned landmark retail space at the same time, breathing new life into a darkened structure and bringing them career ... via The Cincinnati Enquirer

“We'd rather use the road as a floodway than the businesses”

OAKLEY - The new phase of an extensive flood control project for Duck Creek has moved into the Oakley area. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

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FAIRFAX - Personal trainer Brian Calkins moved his company to a new 3,000-square-foot facility in mid-November. HealthStyle Fitness Inc. via The Cincinnati Enquirer