LOCAL NEWS FOR THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 2004
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Speed claims another teen
Three Middletown High School students were enjoying a spring break night when the driver lost control and crashed into a fence, killing one and injuring two others early Wednesday.
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Additional Local headlines
• Fernald's nuke waste refused
• Museum makes much of cicada invasion
• Red tape stalls counties' plans
Additional Neighbors Headlines:
• Is shelter quick to kill cats?
• Lucky Pocket Piece? In 1929, it fell short
• Developer cites blight study errors
• Neighbors briefs
E D U C A T I O N
Lakota schools to cut teachers
One of Ohio's top-rated school districts will have bigger classes this fall, because teacher jobs are being cut - even as enrollment continues to grow.
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Additional Education Headlines:
• Kings campus lead cleanup on target
• College student charged with DUI after hitting bus
G O O D T H I N G S H A P P E N I N G
Plans for 1st golf tourney
The local Reaching Out For Kids program could become a golf training foreign exchange program.
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• Crest Hills project voted down
• Fund raising is ramped up
• Homeowner continues fight vs. gun club
• Shootings laid to guns on street
• City Council cracks down on disruptions
• Tax ruling stymies plans
• Frustrated solicitor exits post
• Greenhills buys Tasers with Legion donation
• White Pillars still tops city's list of projects
• Trustee to fight harassment count
• Historic site invites rights pioneer
• Sealing records OK, says court
• Public safety briefs
• News briefs
• Parsons suspect from start
• Budget blame game begins
• Start times won't change
• NKU chief presses lawmakers for budget
• Senate gives final passage to marriage amendment
• Another session with no budget
• Kentucky news briefs
• Harry Kroeger loved his work fighting fires
Priests and Sexual Misconduct
Eight priests in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati and two priests who formerly served in the Diocese of Covington have been suspended and/or accused of misconduct in a scandal that has swept across the country.
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New bridge: A $750M puzzle
In a special multimedia report, The Enquirer tells why the Brent Spence Bridge is one of the most dangerous bridges in the nation, and how replacing it will be fraught with enormous problems and costs.
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Erpenbeck Investigation
The Erpenbeck Co., once one of Greater Cincinnati's biggest home builders, became the subject of giant legal tangle involving banks, title insurance companies, suppliers and home buyers.
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