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POLICE REPORTS MIAMI TOWNSHIP Arrests/Citations Ashley Wilson, 25, 1185 Ronlee Drive, domestic violence, Dec. 11. Kevin M. Aasen, 55, 1736 Cottontail Drive, hunting without
permission, Dec. 12. Juvenile, 16, drug possession, Dec. 14. Chris Hogan, 36, 5913 Mcpicken, domestic violence, Dec. 14. Wade A. Pattison, 43, 6209 Watch Creek Way #302, persistent
disorderly conduct, domestic violence, Dec. 15. Clarence McCarthy, 45, 6675 Epworth, disorderly conduct, Dec. 14. Susan Stracy, 36, 6558 Hollow Lane, domestic violence, Dec. 15.
Incidents/Investigations
LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be accepted by the Board of Education of the Reading Community Schools ("Owner") until 12:00 pm on Friday, February 1, 2013 at the Treasurer’s Office, located at 1301 Bonnell Avenue, Reading, Ohio 45215 for the Roof Replacement Project for the Reading Community School District. Projects are located at Hilltop Elementa ry School 2236 Bolser Drive, Reading, Ohio, and Reading High School located at 810 E. Columbia, Reading, Ohio. A Pre-Bid meeting will be held at 1:00, Tuesday, January 22, 2013 starting at the Hilltop Elementary School located at 2236 Bolser Drive, Reading, Ohio 45215. The Bids shall be opened and read publicly. The probable cost for the total base bid construction contracts is $320,000. Bids shall include all labor, materials, equipment, special tools, and services required to complete the work in accordance with the Contract Documents. Plans and specifications for the Project may be examined at the Architect’s Office or at area Plan Rooms. Bidders may purchase copies of the Contract Documents from Key Blue Prints, Inc. 411 Elliott Avenue, Cincin nati, Ohio 45215, Fax 513-821-6333, Phone 513-821-2111. Each proposal shall contain the name of every person interested therein. Each proposal shall meet the regulations of Section 153.54 of the Ohio Revised Code. All bids must be accompanied by a Bid Guaranty in the form of either a Bid Guaranty and Contract Bond for the full amount of the bid (including add alternates) or a certified check, cashier’s check, or an irrevocable letter of credit in an amount equal to 10% of the bid amount (including add alternates), in accordance with the Instructions to Bidders. No bids may be withdrawn within sixty (60) days after the bid opening. The Owner reserves the right to waive irregularities in bids, to reject any or all bids, and to conduct such review as necessary to determine the respon sibility of any bidder submitting a bid for the Project. The advertisement to bid is also posted on the Reading School District website at www.readingschools.org/ By Order of the Board of Education Mr. Cary Furniss, Treasurer 1742191
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Assault Female was assaulted at 5409 N. Timbercreek, Dec. 15. Burglary A pistol, Playstation, etc. taken; $1,100 at 969 Ohio 28 #115, Dec. 13. Criminal damage Ignition switch damaged on vehicle at Jacobs Auto Service at Ohio 131, Dec. 14. Vehicle driven through lawn of Milford Self Storage at Ohio 28, Dec. 14. Windows broken at Mosaic Cincinnati Church at Arborcrest Road, Dec. 16. Criminal simulation Counterfeit $10 bill passed at Meijer Gas Station at Ohio 28, Dec. 13. Domestic violence At Ronlee Drive, Dec. 11. At McPicken Drive, Dec. 14. At Watch Creek Way, Dec. 15. At Hollow Lane, Dec. 15. Drug possession Female student had marijuana in her possession at Milford High at 1 Eagles Way, Dec. 14. Fraud Female stated ID used with no authorization at 1676 Wilderness Ridge, Dec. 10. Female stated ID used with no authorization at 1232 Baywood Cove, Dec. 13. Male stated ID used with no authorization at 6230 Rustler Court, Dec. 14. Male stated his checks were taken and forged $3,995 at 5726 E. Tall Oaks, Dec. 17. Hunting with no permission Subject bow-hunting on Civic Center property at Meijer Drive, Dec. 12. Misuse of credit card Male stated credit card used with no authorization at 5520 Mallard Point, Dec. 13. Theft Jewelry and cash taken from residence; $11,881 at 6412 Pheasant Run, Dec. 10. Gasoline not paid for at United
Dairy Farmers; $21 at Wards Corner Road, Dec. 12. Candy items taken from United Dairy Farmers at Ohio 50, Dec. 12. Diamond necklace taken; $3,000 at 5885 Thorny Ridge, Dec. 12. Video game taken from Meijer; $20 at Ohio 28, Dec. 13. Gasoline not paid for at United Dairy Farmers; $49.52 at Ohio 50, Dec. 15. Gasoline not paid for at United Dairy Farmers; $15.45 at Wards Corner Road, Dec. 16. Merchandise taken from Meijer; $220 at Ohio 28, Dec. 17.
MILFORD Arrests/Citations Ashley N. Konkle, 18, 3065 Watson Road, warrant, Dec. 17. Evan R. Decker, 24, 70 Concord Woods, assault, Dec. 17. Charles Smith III, 24, 2704 W. North Bend Road, contempt of court, Dec. 17. Sherri L. Goble, 40, 6057 Belfast Road, contempt of court, Dec. 17. Christopher R. Smith, 34, 1285 Pebble Brooke #2, public indecency, sex conduct, Dec. 18. Dee Marie Langford, 24, 5193 Ohio 132, warrant, Dec. 18. Brandon R. Scott, 26, 6616 Loveland-Miamiville Road, warrant, Dec. 18. John Hutchinson, 56, 4861 Ohio 133, driving under the influence, Dec. 19. James R. Smith, 21, 5823 Baas Road, disorderly conduct while intoxicated, Dec. 20. Dallas D. Neidich, 21, 4200 Taylor Road #A3, disorderly conduct while intoxicated, Dec. 20. Cassandra Highley, 29, 2165 Oakbrook Place, contempt of court, Dec. 20.
Incidents/Investigations
Assault Multiple calls for a female screaming at 70 Concord Woods, Dec. 17. Breaking and entering Offense reported at Facet Jewelry at 505 Chamber Road, Dec. 20. Domestic dispute At Cash Street, Dec. 17. At Main Street, Dec. 19. Public indecency Male exposed himself at 300 Main St., Dec. 17. Theft Female stated credit card used with no authorization; $1,094 at 820 Milford Vista, Dec. 18. Vehicle parts taken at 710 Osage Trail, Dec. 18. Septic tank pump taken at 21 Glendale Milford Road, Dec. 19.
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP Arrests/Citations Brian McAfee, 28, 3500 Ohio Pike, drug abuse instruments, Jan. 0. James Smith, 21, 5823 Baas Road, marijuana possession, paraphernalia, Jan. 0. Cynthia McNew, 21, 2066 Old State Road, forgery, Jan. 0. Jennifer Bonham, 28, 1568 Fay Road, heroin possession, drug instruments, Jan. 0. Juvenile, 16, marijuana possession, paraphernalia, Jan. 0.
Incidents/Investigations Custody dispute At 1785 Ohio 28 #425, Dec. 10. Disorder At 7014 Shiloh, Dec. 9. At 188 Bruce Court, Dec. 8. At 1507 Meadowbrook, Dec. 8. At 6106 Pine Meadows, Dec. 8. Theft At 1541 E. Meadowbrook Drive, Dec. 10. Verbal dispute At 1785 Ohio 28 #146, Dec. 11.
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Thomas Brown Thomas Brown Jr., 87, Goshen, died Dec. 23. He worked for the Ford Motor Company. He was an Army veteran of World War II. Survived by wife Betty Jean Turner Brown; daughter Tomi; granddaughter Keri Groppenbacher-Gordon; great-grandchildren Nic Rigdon, Gabbi, Nathan, Noah, Gabe Gordon, Kelly Russell, Tom Hanson; siblings Maria Brown, Geneva Hammiel, Rae Ballis, Yvonne Sterns, Christine Barnett. Services were Dec. 28 at Evans Funeral Home.
Nicholas Hale Nicholas Hale, 63, Milford, died Dec. 19. He was a monk. He was a Navy veteran of Vietnam. Survived by fiancee Joan Whalen. Preceded in death by parents Ruth Garvin, Allen Hale. Services were Dec. 21 at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton. Arrangements by Evans Funeral Home. Memorials to a charity of the donor’s choice or in the form of Masses.
James Riley Sr. James T. Riley Sr., 79, died Dec. 20. He was an Army veteran of Korea. Survived by wife Clara Riley; children Debbie (Doug) Bartsch, Gayle (David) Smith, James T.(Barbara) Riley II; sister Betty Watkins; eight grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren. Services were Dec. 26 at E.C. Nurre Funeral Home.
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