Community
July 22, 2009
Western Hills Press
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BRIEFLY Mercy zoning hearing
The Green Township Board of Trustees will review the zone amendment application for the proposed Mercy hospital project at its regularly scheduled meeting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, July 27. Case “Green 2009-06� is a zone amendment for about 70 acres on the east side of North Bend Road, south of Boomer Road and extending east to the Interstate 74 right of way. The proposed site could be home to a $200 million hospital and medical office complex development. The meeting is at the township administration building, 6303 Harrison Ave.
Cheviot public hearing
Cheviot’s final public hearings on its tax levy on the Aug. 4 ballot will take place at
7:30 p.m. Monday, July 27, at the Cheviot Memorial Fieldhouse. City officials have placed a new 5.61-mill, five year operating levy on the ballot to make up for a projected budget deficit in the general fund for city services. If approved, the levy is estimated to bring in about $730,000 annually for the city.
Community picnic
The North Bend United Methodist Church sponsors a Community Picnic for all North Bend residents from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday, July 25. The picnic will be In the Church’s back yard, 123 Symmes Ave. Call 941-3061 for information.
Man found on tracks
A body found on the train tracks, near the North Bend
Boat Club off of Brower Road in North Bend July 13 has been identified as a homeless man. Steve Barnett, spokesman for the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, said the man was identified as William Daniel Thomas, 46, was homeless at the time of his death. His previously known address was 400 block Sandheger Place. Barnett said a train operations crew from the Central Railroad of Indiana found the body on the eastbound track at 10:20 a.m. There were no obvious signs of foul play and Barnett said it appeared the person was struck by a train. The Hamilton County Coroner’s Officer will determine the exact cause of death. He said alcohol and/or drugs are believed to be a factor in the death. The incident remains
under investigation by the traffic safety unit of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
Moonshot remembered
The Cincinnati Astronomical Society will celebrate the 40th anniversary of Apollo 11 with a special program. Because the moon doesn’t cooperate for viewing on the actual anniversary date, “Apollo 11 Open House and Moongaze� will be 8 p.m.-11 p.m. Tuesday, July 28. The societies’ four large telescopes will be trained on the moon, revealing remarkable views including the region of the Apollo 11 landing. The night will have presentations, displays and activities, even if the weather doesn’t cooperate. The moongaze is free (donations always appreciated) and open to all ages.
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