Terrace Park News

An area woman has found the diamond wedding ring she believed she'd lost while handing out Halloween candy.

There were a few uncontested races in the area on the Nov. 3 ballot and here are the unofficial results from the Hamilton County Board of Elections.

A Halloween trick or treater in Ohio may have gotten a bigger treat than expected - a diamond ring.

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MARIEMONT - After 14 months of study, community meetings and surveys, the Mariemont School Board on Tuesday unanimously approved a facilities recommendation that will change the face of Mariemont schools.

A village in the Cincinnati area needs some special help to put a crucial levy before voters after missing a deadline.

The failure of Terrace Park officials to file the necessary paperwork to place a crucial 3.5-mill operating levy renewal on the Nov.

"Where's the container? I've got one," a fifth-grade student yelled. Standing on the bank of the Little Miami River, student after student placed the small shiner fish into a plastic tank.

Students at Chatfield College, John Tafaro says, have a special motivation. They're here, he says, 'because they want to be.' So does Tafaro.

By a slight majority, residents favor reducing the number of buildings in the Mariemont City School District from five schools to four.

Imagine a Cincinnati where dog-walkers, skateboarders and a John A. Roebling statue have books in hand, where stacked volumes form downtown skyscrapers and where flying kites look like flapping paperbacks.

Terrace Park residents who build or renovate without a building permit could owe Terrace Park up to $1,5000. The village drafted an ordinance that declares any construction or renovation without a permit a public nuisance subject to fines.

TERRACE PARK - Stanley Brown was a doctor of optometry, Olympic swimming official, conservationist, mentor and well-respected volunteer in Hamilton and Adam counties.

The estate of a dead woman sued a Terrace Park couple, saying the couple should be held responsible for removing their deck and not telling Sara Marker, who died when she stepped out to what she believed would be a deck but instead fell to her death.

Cortney Scheeser wants five buildings in the Mariemont City School District. "Even though it's a little more expensive, I think it keeps community schools as a central pillar of how we educate our kids here in the district," said Scheeser, who has three daughters at Mariemont Elementary School.

Sheriff's deputies went to a home in the 4300 block of Mt. Carmel Road at about 11:15am Saturday morning for the report of a burglary.

A 25-year-old is in custody after being accused of trying to steal a weed trimmer.

It's been at least three years since a statue of Rhode Island's founder was defaced, or more accurately, de-fingered, by vandals.

The Hamilton County commissioners are opposed to a proposed mine in Anderson Township.

The area near the intersection of Roundbottom and Broadwell roads in Anderson Township features manufacturing buildings, a landscaping company, a park, a few blocks of small, older houses, and signs.