Issues await voters at polls
Local elections will take place in 12 communities Tuesday. The following issues are on the ballots:
HAMILTON COUNTY
Norwood: A five-year, 14-mill additional levy.
Mount Healthy: A five-year, 5-mill levy for fire and emergency services. It includes two replacement mills and three additional mills.
Winton Woods School District: An 8.95-mill additional levy.
Sycamore School District: A 7.9-mill additional levy.
Mount Health School District: A five-year, 1.54-mill levy renewal.
BUTLER COUNTY
Monroe: A 1.5 percent income tax levy.
Edgewood School District: A 6.9-mill additional levy.
Fairfield School District: A 6.9-mill additional levy.
Preble Shawnee School District: A half-percent school income tax levy.
WARREN COUNTY
Franklin School District: A 7.9-mill operating levy and a 4.73-mill bond issue.
CLERMONT COUNTY
Clermont Northeastern School District: A 4.9-mill additional levy.
Williamsburg School District: A 6.4-mill renewal and increase over five years.
Phones collected for emergencies
The Save-A-Life-Give-A-Phone organization is holding a drive to collect new or used cellular phones and accessories that will be refurbished for emergency 911 access for the elderly and the disabled, YWCA domestic violence shelters, and domestic violence victims nationwide. The program places donated phones back in the community that donated them. To donate, drop off cell phones and accessories at the Wireless Connection, 8400 Vine St., Hartwell. Call 821-5550 for directions. To find out more about Save-A-Life, visit its Web site: www.savealifegiveaphone.org or call (866) 448-2366.
NEWS TIPS
To report news, call our tip line at 768-8651.
TOP STORIES
Zoo's Emi gives birth to a daughter
Swing voters speak up
Tonight: No blue hue, and NOT a blue moon
Public defenders overwhelmed
Festival seating could return
IN THE TRISTATE
Caesar's roamin' nose finds drugs
Contention puzzles police review leader
Treasurer's lawyer denies client mismanaged estate
Hamilton Twp. celebrates Fire Department's 10th
Local news briefs
Water-main break closes Madison Rd.
Auditor questions agency spending
Neighbors briefs
Panel named to study smoking ban for city
Cleveland welcomes world of kid athletes
Ex-Ohio Supreme Court Justice Holmes dies at 81
Lottery non-winners claim sales records support them
Fewer ride inspectors on duty
Village dissolved by order of court
Counties may get less welfare funding
Kitchen grease fire spreads, damaging Anderson home
Public safety briefs
Wife shot in head leaves intensive care
Cutbacks predicted for state subsidies
ENQUIRER COLUMNISTS
Good Things Happening
Two speakers heard the call in war, strife
LIVES REMEMBERED
Dr. James Schlueter earned nurses' regard
KENTUCKY STORIES
Police investigate fatal crash on Ky. 19
State budget still stalled, but the team gave 100%
Cinergy moving customer center from Covington to Newport site
Homeowners key to rebirth, candidate says
Freedom's financial problems continue
Hustler case may be decided in state court
Boone Co. tests more than ABCs
Campbell superintendent settles in
Counseling bolsters families
