Saturday, April 12, 2003
Hotline for military families
Tristate reacts to war
Military families in Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky searching for help ranging from family counseling to credit and budget assistance can use the United Way hot line: 211.
"Military personnel are often given only a few days' notice of deployment; they may not have time to prepare for their family's needs. And that's why United Way 211, The Care Connection, is the best number to call for connection to services," says United Way 211 manager Jennifer Bieger.
The service is available 24 hours a day for residents in Hamilton, Brown and Clermont counties in Ohio and Boone, Campbell, Grant and Kenton counties in Kentucky.
Information is also available on United Way's Web site at www.uwgc.org.
TRISTATE REACTS TO WAR
'I knew he was in Baghdad'
Bikers can support troops
Keeping in touch
Hotline for military families
IN THE TRISTATE
Project rewards docs for reforms
City accuses senior auditor of fraud, lying
Colleges planning send-offs for grads
Latest killing is city's 24th of year
He lines up jobs for veteran Marines
Arts school plans extra-day fest
Three men bilk woman on checks for repairs
Easter egg hunts and parties
Cleves mayor resigns following DUI charge
Suspect captured in party shooting
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Obituary: Dolly Tichenor, 89
Tristate A.M. Report
ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS
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Faith Matters: Volunteers ease costs of Passover
BUTLER, WARREN, CLERMONT
Crash takes two young men's lives
Probation Dept. drug tests ordered
Some find depiction of Christ disturbing
Police watching Miami party
New USS Mason raises pride in its namesake city
They're German-Americans, and they're darn proud of it
Mason police seek public's evaluation
Bus full of children hits car on highway ramp
OHIO
EPA ads target moms to cut smoking at home
Probe widens in 2 crashes
Shaved heads support ill student
Despite virus, Chinese adoptions go on
Ohio Moments
KENTUCKY
Governor candidates end week with forum
First Ky. SARS case suspected
Skatepark supporters raise funds, awareness
Louisville man, daughter swept over Hawaii waterfall
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