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‘Spitfire kind of woman’ headlines event Whitney served with US Army Reserves Melissa Reinert Cincinnati Enquirer

Samantha Malohn, left, and Rodney Pollitt Jr. along with their three children were killed in an auto crash on Staffordsburg Road in Independence on Oct. 26, 2017. PROVIDED

Driver in wreck that killed five faces murder charges Scott Wartman Cincinnati Enquirer

An Independence man will face five counts of murder and could spend the rest of his life in prison for a fatal crash that killed five members of a family.

Kenton County Commonwealth’s Attorney Rob Sanders announced the charges against Daniel Greis, 57, Thursday morning, Nov. 2.

Sanders’ announcement came an hour and a half before the funeral for the Pollitt family – Rodney Pollitt, Jr., 26, Samantha Malohn, 27, and their three children, Hailieann Pollitt, 9, Brenden Pollitt, 8, and Cailie Pollitt, 6.

On Oct. 26, Greis’ 2014 Honda Pilot crossed the double yellow line while cresting a hill on Staffordsburg Road in Independence, the criminal complaint stated. While in the oncoming lane, Greis’ car struck head-on the car carrying the Pollitt family.

Sanders said the death penalty wasn’t an option since Greis didn’t intend to kill anyone.

“In this case, I don’t think anyone is claiming Mr. Greis intended on killing anyone, only that his actions were in such disregard for human life that they rise to the level of wanton murder,”

From left, Hailieann Pollitt, 9, Brenden Pollitt, 8, and Cailie Pollitt, 6, were killed in a car accident with their parents Samantha Malohn Rodney Pollitt Jr. in Independence on Oct. 26, 2017. PROVIDED FROM FUNERAL HOME

Sanders said.

Greis was legally intoxicated with a blood-alcohol level between .082 and .092 and had admitted to police he consumed alcohol and marijuana that day, the arrest warrant stated. He had been golfing earlier at a Campbell County golf course

and was on his way home.

Sanders said he couldn’t say how fast Greis was traveling but could say that speed was a factor. The speed limit in that stretch of Staffordsburg Road is 55 miles per hour.

Greis was attempting to pass another vehicle when the crash happened, Sanders said.

He had attempted to pass the same car earlier but an oncoming car stopped him. Police want to talk to the driver of that oncoming car and urged the person to contact the Kenton County Police. The driver would have encountered Greis’ gray SUV while traveling eastbound on Staffordsburg Road between 4:30 p.m. and 4:50 p.m. on Oct. 26.

Greis remains hospitalized under police guard somewhere in Kentucky, but Sanders said he couldn’t release the location. Sanders said Greis suffered bone fractures but doesn’t have life-threatening injuries.

He will be transferred to the Kenton County Detention Center or medical facilities at Kentucky State Reformatory in La Grange once released from the hospital, Sanders said.

“I’m not sure we’ll ever know what he See CHARGES, Page 2A

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FORT MITCHELL – Perhaps she was inspired growing up with World War II icon Rosie the Riveter.

Perhaps it was her uncles who served during the war.

Or maybe it was just her fearless ambition.

June Whitney herself isn’t quite sure. After visiting soldiers stationed in Korea through the American Red Cross, however, the young teacher knew she wanted to serve her country full-time.

At age 27, Whitney was “taken in by the U.S. Army Reserves.”

“I had wanted to go into the Air Force or Navy but had passed their entry age,” she said. “So I ended up in the Army Reserves. It was a good fit. I loved the way the Army operated – the hustle and bustle.”

Whitney worked on the administrative side of things at various medical operations set up where troops were stationed.

She served in California, Hawaii, New York, Virginia, Minnesota, Missouri, Florida, Japan, Korea and Honduras.

“It was quite an experience,” Whitney, 81, said. “I don’t regret at all my service. I feel proud to have worked with our soldiers See VETERANS, Page 2A

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was thinking,” Sanders said. “What made him think that passing someone on the curvy country road after having consumed marijuana and alcohol was a good idea?

But five people paid greatly for that decision.”

Greis’ family released a statement to the press expressing their regrets.

“The family of Daniel Greis deeply regrets the tragedy which occurred last Thursday,” the statement read. “There are no words that can fully ex-

Prosecutor Rob Sanders, center, announces murder charges against a driver in a head-on crash Oct. 26 that killed five people. SCOTT WARTMAN/THE ENQUIRER

press the sincere sympathies felt for the loved ones of Rodney, Samantha, and their three chil-

dren. Along without community, we are praying for all involved and affected by this tragedy.”

The community has responded with fundraisers for the Pollitt family.

The Independence Fire Department, which worked the accident scene, will hold a fundraiser for the family Nov. 18 at St. Barbara’s Church in Erlanger. All the proceeds will go to the Pollitt and Malohn family scholarship fund.

To make a donation, contact the Independence Fire Department, 1980 Delaware Crossing, Independence, KY 41051 or 859-356-2011.

A GoFundMe page has already raised $31,000 for the family with a goal of $50,000.

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and helped them get the medical care they needed.

There were rough times, it wasn’t all sugar and cream, but it was worth it.”

She retired in 1996 as a lieutenant colonel.

On Sunday, Nov. 12, Whitney will relive her days in the Army Reserves. She is the guest speaker at the Northern Kentucky Veterans Observance Saluting Our Heroes event to be held at 2 p.m., rain or shine, at Highland Cemetery, 2167 Dixie Highway, Fort Mitchell.

The event honors all veterans, active duty personnel, reservists, and military families.

The event is sponsored by the James A. Ramage Civil War Museum and city of Fort Wright.

Lynne Arnold, a volunteer committee member who helped organize the Veterans Day event, said Whitney is a “fascinating speaker and a spitfire kind of woman.”

“When we were looking for speakers, I knew we had to get her,” Arnold said. “More people need to hear her story and be given the opportunity to ap-

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preciate not only her but our nation’s history.”

Arnold said the observance ceremony typically attracts more than 100 people. She said it’s an important event as well.

“It’s our civic duty to remember Veterans Day and to take time to thank the veterans who are still with us and honor those who’ve fallen. After all, these are the people who have given us our freedom.”

Whitney, who resides in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, will share her story, military history, what the military means to those who serve and discuss instances of discrimination.

“There was one time when I almost didn’t get a job because I’m a woman,” she said. “It was a job for a reservist to operate camps. I got a call about the job and the gentleman told me it didn’t look like I would get it. I said: ‘Really if I had been a man, I would have gotten this job.’”

The guy on the other end of the phone line didn’t quite know what to say.

“He lost himself,” she said. “Then he said: ‘Are you accusing me of discrimination? Hold on.’

Then he came back on and just happened to have another job at a dental clinic.”

After being retired for 21 years, Whitney hasn’t slowed down and hasn’t given up her military ties.

She regularly volunteers at a veterans hospital and veterans clinic.

“Working in the Army means a lot to me,” she said. “I’m glad to have been a part of it.”

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If you want to make a point about economic hardship, Detroit can often serve as a handy metaphor.

Gov. Matt Bevin invoked the Motor City Wednesday as he pitched his proposed fix to the Kentucky’s pension system before a packed room at a forum in Erlanger hosted by the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. Debt, including pension obligations, forced Detroit into bankruptcy in 2013.

Bevin said his plan is the only alternative to keep the state from running out of money.

“The alternative looks like Detroit, looks like San Bernardino,” Bevin said.

“We don’t have as a state the option to declare bankruptcy like cities do, but when you run out of money, it’s the same difference. We can’t print money in Kentucky.”

Kentucky’s pension system suffers from a $40 billion deficit, one of the worst-funded pension systems in the country.

Bevin pitched his proposed changes to the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce a day after hundreds of teachers rallied against his proposal in Edgewood.

Many of the teachers at the rally envisioned a mass exodus of teachers if it became reality and classrooms with 60 or more students.

Bevin said his plan won’t hurt Kentucky’s education system and won’t cause a teacher shortage. His changes are phased in over the next four years. There’s no incentive to retire early, Bevin said.

He told reporters afterward that his message to teachers is to keep doing their jobs.

“Teach our children,” Bevin said. “They need you. You want to do this job, it’s why you signed up for it. So keep doing it and don’t worry about your pension. Everything you thought you were going to get, you will still have.”

Bevin will call a special session before the end of the year for the General Assembly to vote on a pension fix. Bevin didn’t have a date yet, saying he wants to give lawmakers time to read the bill.

But he believes he has the votes to get the 400page bill passed. Republicans control both houses of the General Assembly.

“We have the votes,” Bevin said. “We wouldn’t have stood there with the speaker of the House and the president of the Sen-

ate in a press conference if we didn’t.”

Bevin's proposal unveiled last Wednesday would move new teachers and public employees to a 401(k)-style plan like most private sector jobs.

Current employees and teachers would shift into the new plans after working 27 years in their current plan.

Current teachers and employees would pay 3 percent more of their salaries for retirement benefits. Bevin's proposal would also suspend costof-living increases 1.5 percent for retired teachers for five years. Teachers who retire in the future would not get a cost-of-living adjustment for the first five years.

It doesn't have the draconian cuts recommended two months ago by a pension consultant. It doesn't raise the retirement age for full benefits or immediately move most current employees to a 401(k)-style savings plan.

Even with these changes, Bevin’s fixes will still have a heavy cost to state and local governments.

If passed, Bevin’s would require the state government to fully pay for the pension costs. It will take up 20 percent of the state’s budget.

“That means some belt-tightening and work to be done by legislators,” Bevin said. “That’s 20 percent of the state budget.

That’s a pretty steep price, but we have no choice, so we’re going to do it.”

The additional cost in the next fiscal year to local counties, cities and districts will be $365 million statewide, he said.

Many local governments have advocated separating the local government employee pension system from the state system. Bevin said that’s not feasible and wouldn’t save local governments any money.

His plan has critics in the education community.

Many of the hundreds of teachers who rallied in the gymnasium of Dixie Heights High School Tuesday night think the plan could spur thousands of teachers to retire or leave for another state.

Statewide, there are more than 13,000 are eligible for retirement.

“If we go down the path Governor Bevin proposed, this state and education system will cease to exist as we know it,” Kentucky Education Association President Stephanie Winkler said.

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Residents honored with Voices of Giving awards Before several hundred supporters of regional nonprofit organizations, Kenton County residents Eva and Oakley Farris of Covington, Dan and Elaine Groneck of Edgewood, and Lara Picard Strawn of Villa Hills (on behalf of her late father Richard “Dick” Anthony Picard) were recognized by the Greater Cincinnati Planned Giving Council.

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extensive philanthropic investments, Farris makes sure other organizations in education, government and social services know about the agency. The couple are also quick to tell other philanthropists about Children Inc. and its mission.

In 2015, the couples made a planned gift to Children Inc. in their estate plan, and, in late 2016, they announced their in-

tention to make a 2-1 challenge grant in the amount of $50,000. The challenge was met in early 2017 and the Farrises followed through and presented a $50,000 check to Children Inc. The Gronecks were nominated by the Brighton Center for their planned gift to the organization that has deeply impacted Groneck’s life since the late 1960s.

The 11th of 21 children, those were difficult years for him after the passing of his father. The Brighton Center gave him a place to grow. He was a junior at Newport Catholic High School when he was appointed the organization’s Junior Board president.

These early leadership experiences led Groneck to his first job at First National Bank (now US Bank), where he enjoyed a 49-year career. He served as the Northern Kentucky president of US Bank from December 2001 until his retirement in 2016. During that time, he was very involved with many organiza-

tions, including Brighton Center, where he served as a board member from 20082014. His strong financial background, coupled with his commitment and belief in the Brighton Center’s mission, led to his successful leadership of the Endowment Campaign in 2011 which raised $1,238,564.

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Third animal shelter director announces NKY post departure Melissa Reinert and Chris Mayhew Cincinnati Enquirer

All three Northern Kentucky counties will have new animal shelter directors soon.

Directors Lisa Bowman of Campbell County Animal Shelter and Beckey Reiter of Boone County Animal Shelter announced their retirements in recent weeks.

Kenton County director Elizabeth Cochran is leaving, her post as well.

Bowman, the longtime Campbell County shelter manager, retired Oct. 15.

She has been manager for 25 years.

Campbell County promoted assistant manager Elisabeth Krummen to the fulltime manager job Oct. 19.

Cochran, of Union, has worked at the Kenton County Animal Shelter for 11

years, two of them as director. She will leave her position and Northern Kentucky in December, moving to Arizona to be near her family.

The county’s digital communications coordinator Sara Sgantas said the county has posted the job opening on its website, bit.ly/kentonshelterdir. Starting yearly salary is $60,524.

Reiter, head of the Boone County Animal Care and Control, recently announced her retirement. Reiter has served in the position for 23 years overseeing all aspects of shelter operations and animal care.

Boone County is looking for a new animal shelter director. For information, visit Boonecountyky.org. Starting yearly salary is between $60,000 to $70,000 depending on experience.

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Make ahead apps, desserts for holiday gatherings Personal pan pumpkin ginger cheesecakes

Is it too early to start sharing Thanksgiving recipes? Not in my world. And probably not in yours, either.

You know how it is: any holiday that books its reputation on food can sneak up on you pretty fast. So I want to have you armed and ready for the feast.

The dilemma some of you face, judged on what you’ve told me, are what Rita to make for appetizers Heikenfeld and desserts.

The best ones are those RITA’S KITCHEN that can be made ahead, and I mean way ahead. And, oh by the way, totable, too.

My family’s healthy hummus What I love about hummus, is that can be made 4-5 days ahead, and stored and covered in the refrigerator. And remember, don’t go overboard on the appetizers. Hummus will make the growl in their tummies go away, but leave plenty of room for the main meal.

St. Anthony of Padua Maronite Catholic Thurch Lebanese Festival Mahrajan Just the other day someone asked me about teaching a class on Lebanese foods. Yes, I teach those classes at Jungle Jims. Even I can’t put in one class all the yummy foods in my cuisine.

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Hummus is easy to make and can be stored in the refrigerator for several days.

Rita’s easy hummus Making your own is economical and so delish.

Serve with flat bread wedges. » 1 can, 15 oz., chick peas, drained » 1 teaspoon minced garlic » Lemon juice, olive oil and Tahini to taste - start with 3 tablespoons each » Salt to taste » Cumin to taste – start with a teaspoon » Shake of cayenne pepper (optional) » Greek yogurt to taste - start with 1/4 cup Add everything to food process or and process to desired smoothness.

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These are the way to go, especially if you’re having a dessert buffet. They are also pretty.

Ingredients Filling: » 18 gingersnap cookies » 8 ounces cream cheese, softened » 2/3 cup granulated sugar » 1/3 cup packed light brown sugar » 1/4 teaspoon salt » 2 eggs, at room temperature » 1/3 cup regular sour cream » 1/3 cup whipping cream or evaporated milk » 1 15-ounce can pure pumpkin puree » 1 tablespoon pumpkin pie spice, plus more for dusting on top after baking Topping #1: Whisk together and set aside. » 1-1/2 cups sour cream » 3-4 tablespoons powdered sugar » 1 teaspoon vanilla » Shake or 2 of pumpkin pie spice Topping #2 Sweetened whipped cream with shake of pumpkin pie spice Instructions » Preheat oven to 300. » Line 18 muffin cups with paper liners. » Place 1 whole cookie in the bottom of each lined cup. » Beat the cream cheese, sugar, brown sugar, and salt on medium-high speed until smooth and creamy. » Reduce speed to low and beat in the eggs, 1 at a time, until combined. » Beat in 1/3 cup sour cream and heavy cream or evaporated milk. » Mix in the pumpkin puree and pumpkin pie spice until smooth. » Divide evenly among cookie-lined paper cups, filling almost all the way to the top. » Bake until the filling is just set, 40 to 45 minutes. A toothpick inserted into the center will come out moist. » To top with sour cream » While the cheesecakes are still warm from the oven, just leave them in the muffin tin, and top each with some of the 1-1/2 cups sour cream, about 1 heaping tablespoon (I used a small ice cream scoop), using a spoon to gently spread. » Refrigerate, covered, until cold, 4 hours, or overnight or up to 3 days. » To serve, remove paper liner. » Top with whipped cream » Do this up to half an hour before serving and keep in refrigerator.

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Legislators could not ‘supersize’ pensions An ailing pension system threatening our state’s financial stability is the No. 1 issue facing our commonwealth. As your state senator, I have vowed to keep the pension Damon Thayer promise to our teachers and public servants, COMMUNITY RECORDER GUEST and I am certain the COLUMNIST pension reform plan proposed by Gov. Bevin and the Kentucky General Assembly will do just that.

The framework of our proposed reform focuses on restructuring the pensions’ funding mechanism to ensure the systems are on the pathway to solvency. In this plan, there will be no Cost of Living Adjustment “clawbacks,” and checks for those already retired will not be reduced. Those still working will not be forced into an older retirement age and their defined benefits will remain the same until the employee reaches their promised level of service for their pension type. Additionally, future non-hazardous employees and teachers will be enrolled in a defined contribution retirement plan that provides similar benefits to previous plans.

For those enrolled in hazardous plans and future hazardous employees, their benefits will remain the same.

This reform will also close a loophole in death benefits for families of hazardous employees, ensuring those who lose their family members in the line of duty will receive their full benefits.

Many people have also asked how legislative pensions will be addressed in pension reform. The proposed plan ends the Legislative Retirement Plan and transfers its assets and administra-

tion to the KRS Board. New legislators and legislators elected after 2013 will be placed into the same defined contribution plan as public employees. Other legislators will see their pension benefits reduced as any future benefits will be in the KRS plan.

The legislation also ends the ability of current legislators to “supersize” their pensions and it will reduce the monthly benefit of retired legislators who did increase their pension by closing a loophole and recalculating benefits. As officials elected and held accountable by you, we want to ensure these reforms are put in place across the board.

Lastly, I want to emphasize there will be no emergency clause attached to this legislation. That means the reforms will not go into effect until July 2018, offering sufficient time for state employees to consider how the changes may affect them. Ultimately, we believe these reforms help us better utilize taxpayer dollars, improve the commonwealth’s rating with credit agencies to strengthen our economy, and most importantly, provide a sustainable retirement for our public servants. You can review the plan and learn more online at www.pensions.ky.gov.

If you have any questions or comments about these issues or any other public policy issue, please call me tollfree at 1-800-372-7181 or email me at Damon.Thayer@LRC.ky.gov. You can also review the Legislature’s work online at www.lrc.ky.gov.

Sen. Damon Thayer, R-Georgetown, represents the 17th Senate District which includes southern Kenton County as well as all of Grant and Scott counties. He is Senate Majority Floor Leader.

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Football » Bellevue bowed to Frankfort 42-0 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Ludlow’s season came to an end after a 31-20 playoff loss to Holy Cross (Louisville) on Nov. 3. » Dayton fell to Kentucky Country Day 55-0 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Tyler MacDonald threw two touchdowns in Bishop Brossart’s 55-14 playoff loss to Raceland on Nov. 3. » Holy Cross fell to Glasgow 64-0 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Jordan Fann combined for four touchdowns and Travon Mason ran for 162 yards and two scores in Lloyd’s 43-6 playoff win over Green County on Nov. 3. » Newport bowed to Monroe County 36-6 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Kyle Kelly ran for 111 yards and one touchdown, while quarterback Paul Kremer found the end zone three times in Newport Central Catholic’s 37-12 playoff win over Metcalfe County on Nov. 3. » Walton-Verona scored a season-high 72 points in its shutout win over Shawnee in the first round of the playoffs on Nov. 3. » Holmes bowed to Ashland Blazer 52-6 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Nelson Perrin and Quincy Perrin combined for 257 rushing yards and four touchdowns in Scott’s 49-7 playoff win over Rowan County on Nov. 3. » Dixie Heights fell to Bullitt Central 18-14 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » AJ Mayer threw three touchdowns and Casey McGinness ran for 172 yards and three scores in Covington Catholic’s 56-14 playoff win over Bullitt East on Nov. 3. » Cooper Schwalbach ran for 106 yards and Grady Cramer threw two touchdowns in Highlands’ 34-7 playoff win over Oldham County on Nov. 3. » Ryle bowed to Butler 20-14 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Austin Hoeh threw two touchdowns and ran for another in Campbell County’s 19-14 playoff win over Eastern on Nov. 3. Alex Dowds ran for 105 yards on 16 carries. » Conner was blanked by Male 64-0 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Cooper bowed to Pleasure Ridge Park 37-12 Nov. 3 in the first round of the playoffs. » Matt Shearer threw for three touchdowns and Jon Sergent ran for 129 yards and two scores in Simon Kenton’s 48-17 playoff win over Jeffersontown on Nov. 3.

Girls Soccer » Audrey Muck scored two goals and Cassidy Craig posted a shutout in Notre Dame’s 2-0 win over Daviess County in the KY state semifinals on Nov. 2.

Notre Dame fell to West Jessamine on penalty kicks in the KY state championship game on Nov. 4.

Boys Soccer » Ryle fell to Daviess County 2-1 in double overtime in the KY state semifinals on Nov. 1.

Volleyball » Scott bowed to Central Hardin 25-19, 25-22, 25-20 Nov. 3 in the KY state quarterfinals.

Notre Dame's Lauren Carothers tries to put a header on goal during the KHSAA girls soccer state championship game pairing Notre Dame vs.

West Jessamine Nov. 4, 2017 at Lafayette High School in Lexington, Ky. JAMES WEBER/ ENQUIRER

PANDAS LOSE STATE FINAL IN PKS James Weber Cincinnati Enquirer

LEXINGTON – Maddie Wilhoite spoke through tears in the postgame huddle, reminding her teammates of how far they had come.

The Notre Dame Academy co-captain and her fellow seniors led the way as the Pandas played in the KHSAA girls soccer state championship game Saturday night at Lafayette. Her speech came moments after the Pandas took a tough penalty-kick loss to West Jessamine, who won 4-3 in the sixth round of the PK shootout.

The Colts (22-2-5) won it all for the second straight year and denied the Pandas their fourth championship all-time.

Notre Dame (22-6-2) was in the final for the first time since winning it all in 2013.

“We graduated so many good seniors last year, both on the field and as leaders,” said Notre Dame head coach David

Gronotte. “Some people said we wouldn’t be very good this year because we lost so much, but they stepped up in a big way.

We had some adversity and they figured it out. They’re great leaders and great players, and I’m extremely proud of them.”

Notre Dame had nine seniors in Cassidy Craig, Morgan Dickhaus, Libby Durrough, Emma Hatter, Kylie Long, Audrey Muck, Allison Robertson, Wilhoite and Jenna Woods. Seven of them started Saturday, one came off the bench and the other was in the second lineup for PKs in the sudden death round.

Five of the seniors went out for the regulation round of the PK shootout.

NDA led 3-2 after three rounds, all scores by Robertson, Wilhoite and Dickhaus. But all-state keeper Anna Rexford saved the last two for the Colts. This was after Craig made saves in rounds two and four for the Pandas.

In the first round of sudden death,

NDA missed and WJ connected for the win.

“You have to forget about everything else around you and you have to go with your gut and our heart,” said Craig. “Because it’s all down to two people, the shooter and the goalkeeper."

Craig also praised her classmates.

“The vast majority of us have been playing together since we were five years old. We were all connected with the underclassmen so we were able to bond really well.”

After a stalemate in the first half, Notre Dame had most of the scoring opportunities in the second half and overtime.

After not getting an official shot attempt in the first half, the Pandas were credited with nine shots for the game, four on goal. Most of the scoring opportunities for both teams in the contest came from dangerous through-balls that the keepSee PANDAS, Page 2B

Kenton County had several medalists at state meet James Weber Cincinnati Enquirer

LEXINGTON - Bishop Brossart has always had a strong cross country and track program. But amazingly, the girls team has never won a team state championship in cross country.

That streak ended Saturday as the Mustangs won the Class 1A state championship during the KHSAA cross country meets at Kentucky Horse Park. Brossart scored 107 to beat runner-up Walton-Verona by 42.

Walton-Verona finished second to Brossart. The Bearcats were tied with Lexington Christian but won the runnerup trophy on the sixth-runner tiebreaker, who was senior Ella Lightner in 70th place.

Sophomore Ashley Akins led

Bracken County junior Jared Jefferson, left, finished third and St. Henry senior Ethan Snyder, red, finished second in 1A during the KHSAA state championship cross country meets Nov. 4 at Kentucky Horse Park, Lexington, Ky. JAMES WEBER/ ENQUIRER

the Bearcats in seventh place individually.

St. Henry finished fourth in

both boys and girls team standings. Senior Ethan Snyder finished second individ-

ually in the boys race, and senior Malia Heck was eighth in the girls race.

Beechwood junior Keaton Downey finished 12th in 1A to win a medal.

2A: Maria Broering couldn’t practice with the Highlands girls cross country team until the past two weeks.

Like she has all year, the sophomore still brought her “A” game to the race course, helping the Bluebirds win the state championship. Highlands scored 77 points to beat Ashland Blazer by 14. Highlands won its 11th title alltime, and fifth in the past six years after seeing a four-year win streak snapped last season.

Broering finished ninth overall, joining freshman See MEDALS, Page 2B

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ers did well to pounce on or the defense cleared at the last second.

Notre Dame thought it had the lead with only eight minutes left in regulation when Wilhoite hit a free kick from 30 yards out and from the left side of the field. The ball got through everyone and landed near the goal line before taking one bounce into the side of the net. The Pandas celebrated.

The bedlam went on for several seconds before the officials waved off the goal, calling a foul on one of the Pandas instead.

“That’s always hard, seeing the ball hit the back of the net and then start strategizing what to do next,’ Gronotte said.

“I couldn’t see from here so I won’t question their call at all. We were told that somebody hit the goalie and knocked her down. I have to trust that was the right decision and we needed to rebound and try to score again.”

Early in the game, freshman Lauren Carothers put a strong header on goal off a Robertson corner kick. In the first 20 minutes of the first half, both Muck and Wilhoite had a one-on-one opportunity with Rexford as they tried to collect a through-ball, but Rexford beat them to it.

Craig did the same on the other end with 20 seconds left in the half.

The Colts had two long free kicks nearly go in during the second half, and a laser shot from 25 yards by Saraya Young with 10 minutes to go after she made a long run up the middle of the field.

Notre Dame senior Maddie Wilhoite, 10, battles an opponent for the ball during the KHSAA girls soccer state championship game pairing Notre Dame vs. West Jessamine at Lafayette High School in Lexington. JAMES WEBER/ ENQUIRER

Medals Continued from Page 1B

teammate Maggie Schroeder (second) on the medal podium. Broering was a starter on the Highlands soccer team and one of the leading scorers (12 goals, 7 assists), and she couldn’t practice with the cross country team until soccer season ended Oct. 18.

3A: Cooper has been hard to beat in boys Region 5 in recent years. After surrendering the regional title to Covington Catholic last week by two

In the final five minutes of regulation, the Colts did well to clear two balls out of the box from Panda passes.

Craig, Muck and Wilhoite were alltourney picks.

Notre Dame ended the season allow-

ing only 14 goals, two in the postseason.

“Defensively, we’ve been good all year, especially throughout the tournament,” Gronotte said. “We just had a hard time breaking down their defense and getting real solid chances, and their

keeper is very good. Credit to them for that … We’re going in the right direction.

We have a great pipeline of players coming up so hopefully, we can come back here soon.”

points, the Jaguars were more determined than ever to do well at state.

That they did, finishing fourth overall and winning a team trophy at state for the third time ever and first since 2014.

Simon Kenton had two runners win medals Saturday. Junior Sophia DeLisio was 11th in girls and senior Kyle Mastin sixth in boys. Both were the top local runners in the big-school races. Notre Dame finished 11th as the top girls team locally.

Hank Birindelli 19:34, 140. Alex Laudenslayer 19:44, 219. Connor Rea 21:17.

Beechwood girls (14th in 1A): 46. Jackie Tierney 22:04, 60. Gracie Grunkemeyer 22:27, 83. Ellie Tierney 22:57, 120. Katherine Skeen 23:56, 123. Tanvi Brar 23:59, 141. Ava Lohre 24:28, 142. Molly Tierney 24:30.

Holy Cross boys (1A): 37. David Roberdeaux 17:58, 121. Connor Stahl 19:24 Holy Cross girls (1A): 94. Anna Bergman 23:18.

Lloyd Memorial girls (1A): 93. Ellie Robinson 23:16.

Ludlow girls (1A): 126. Elizabeth Brewer 24:03.

St. Henry boys (4th in 1A): 2. Ethan Snyder 16:35, 27. Conor Hicks 17:48, 29. Dylan Loos 17:52, 63. Brendan Hansen 18:27, 68. Luke Brockman 18:31, 71. Noah Wilson 18:37, 92. Josh Gray 18:58.

St. Henry girls (4th in 1A): 8. Malia Heck 20:39, 36. Gabriele Harlan 21:54, 37. Catherine Syfert 21:54, 62. Kasey Hill 22:28, 76. Meghan Pawsat 22:44, 129. Cameron Bier 24:09, 153. Brooke Reis 24:48.

Villa Madonna (9th in 1A): 16. John Komaromy-Hiller 17:24, 51.

Zach Stringer 18:16, 65. Kaleb Alden 18:29, 85. Brian Davis 18:52, 150. Matt Davis 19:51, 174. Cayce Cobaugh 20:13, 212, Brad Bellamy 21:11.

Villa Madonna girls (12th in 1A): 28. Maddie Dickman 21:36, 29.

Caroline McDonald 21:39, 71. Abby Ernst 22:36, 96. Avery Lenihan 23:21, 134. Piper Mcgehee 24:21, 155. Hannah Dewald 24:54, 174.

Lexi Lund 26:04.

Scott boys (2A): 37. Ethan Fraser 17:55, 40. Jaggur Hassler 17:58.

Scott girls (2A): 23. Dyllan Hasler 20:41, 123. Lexi Rogers 23:01.

Covington Catholic boys (10th in 3A): 30. Owen Piatt 16:54, 51.

Will Akin 17:18, 63. Nick Eten 17:33, 72. Michael Kessans 17:38, 87.

Aiden Smith 17:46, 89. Will Tate 17:46, 226. Casey Wolnitzek 19:01.

Dixie Heights boys (3A): 193. Evan Padgett 18:46, 194. Alex Sanchez 18:46.

Dixie Heights girls (16th in 3A): 64. Cecelia Orr 21:10, 91. Danielle Hooper 21:49, 109. Shayla Wheeldon 22:03, 131. Clarissa Miller 22:22, 179. Katie Varney 23:14, 229. Lorali Shworles 24:34, 265.

Lauren Myfelt 26:05.

Notre Dame girls (11th in 3A): 81. Kate Williams 21:31, 85. Karen Horner 21:40, 92. Manon Stovik 21:50, 108. Erika Nageleisen 22:03, 114. Lauren Janzaruk 22:07, 188. Sammy Arnold 23:21, 237. Jenna Cayze 24:41.

Simon Kenton boys (3A): 6. Kyle Mastin 16:05, 96. Holden Gerth 17:47.

Simon Kenton girls (3A): 11. Sophia DeLisio 19:35, 89. Bella Mueller 21:46.

Kenton County results .....................................................................................................................

Beechwood boys (11th in 1A): 12. Keaton Downey 17:16, 55. Jared Rowe 18:20, 77. Kaden Marker 18:43, 111. Jacob Marker 19:12, 128.

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NOVEMBER 9, 2017 • COMMUNITY RECORDER/KENTON • 3B

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS COVINGTON 1217 Banklick St.: Ray McFall to Jesse Brewer; $85,000.

3907 Church St.: Mary Cecil to Meredith Eyereman; $111,000.

4203 Church St.: Jolaine and Lucas Malcolm to Sara Cusumano; $128,000.

1611 Euclid Ave.: Riberg Properties LLC to David Stamper; $132,500.

2005 Glenway Ave.: Christy and Shane Townsend to Jimmie Spada; $92,500.

51 Hideaway Drive: Alisha and Kyle Proctor to Sharon Riegsecker; $127,500.

103 Idlewood Drive: Adam Stevenson to Robert Woodruff; $123,500.

1819 Jefferson Ave.: Brandon Franz to Robert Ward; $80,000.

409 Oliver St.: Matthew Feldhaus to Tara Macke; $78,000.

5781 Percy Lane: Linda and Clyde Willett to Michelle and Terry Connor; $197,000.

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701 W. 19th St.: 30 West Properties Inc. to Aaron Smith; $123,500.

451 Buckner St.: Amanda Lehman to Rosa Feliz and Jorge Lebron; $79,500.

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646 Hidden Pine Way, Unit 103: Ireland Development LLC to Thomas Lusby; $155,000.

717 Jefferson St.: Jeffrey Helmer Jr. to Evan Callahan; $85,000.

110 Buckhorn Court, Unit 5: Junko Nakada and Ned Van Emon to Justin Fulmer; $75,000.

674 Cypress Court: Travis Holtkamp to Linda and Terry Judd; $120,000.

419 Forest Ave.: Phyllis and David Berling, Susan and Timothy Johnson, Lisa and Brian Jobe and Robert Berling to Karin and Jason Born; $129,000.

641 Maple Ave.: Mitchell Herweh to Alexander Lopez; $125,000.

4210 Nolin Court, Unit 12: Jennifer Neal to Nancy Feick; $68,000.

41 Price Ave.: Celeste and Roy Flick to Christine and Michael Kramer; $185,000.

528 Stevenson Road: Shelly and

CRESTVIEW HILLS 152 Calumet Court: Patricia and Michael Remondino to Jill and Edward Ritchie; $262,500.

170 Lookout Farm Drive: Erin and Justin Schalk to Rachel and Rhett Frambes; $269,000.

299 Saxony Drive: Gretchen Klebahn to Tammy Tyler; $143,000.

EDGEWOOD 3105 Edgemar Drive: Mercedes Appling to Penny Cottew and Elliot Borne; $195,000.

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REAL ESTATE Continued from Page 3B

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Kenneth Hoffstedder to David Helton Jr.; $138,000.

3421 Terrace Drive: Leslie Garera to Evan Zerhusen; $125,000.

FLORENCE 7634 Woodbridge Court: Bellevue Land LLC to Nathan Day; $109,500.

FORT MITCHELL 2443 Dixie Highway: William Crouse III to Kristin Denniston and Kathy Richmond; $207,000.

220 Highland Ave.: T. Christopher Dillon to Louise and Richard Lapp; $216,000.

11 Marquette Ave.: Kathleen Holthaus to Erin and Justin Schalk; $370,000.

FORT WRIGHT 1400 Vidot Court: Margaret and Leslie Schulz to Lindsay and Ryan Brown; $186,500.

Bieger; $250,000.

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INDEPENDENCE 1075 Amblewood Court: Fred Burch Property Rentals LLC to Kody Blue; $174,500.

606 Cutter Lane: Nina Fultz to Kelsey and Ryan McDowell; $140,000.

3945 Highspire Drive: The Drees Co. to Lisa and Michael Armbruster; $477,000.

10638 Kelsey Drive: Jean and Dennis Glacken to Clyde Allen; $212,500.

12920 Martin Road: Quast Real Estate Development I LLC to Megan Kennedy and Travis Reeves; $159,000.

3932 Piperidge Way: Idna and Robert Corbett to Andrea and Richard Weiskircher; $300,000.

LAKESIDE PARK 89 Carran Drive: Jill and Sean Ritchie to Leigh Ann and Aaron Smith; $166,000.

237 S. Ashbrook Circle: Jackie Mills and Alvie Prow Jr. to Donald

4601 Decoursey Ave.: Erin Holbrook to Payton Gilligan; $100,000.

LUDLOW 618 Oak St.: Mary and Brian Lokesak to Tara and Jeffrey Aylor; $200,000.

TAYLOR MILL 4408 Church St.: Megan Kennedy to Jennifer Harris; $107,000.

4502 Church St.: Richard Freimuth to Caitlynn Jones and William Smith; $105,000.

3256 Ivy Ridge Drive: Gerdes and Flesch Construction Inc. to Kerrinlyn and Aaron Romer; $100,000.

769 Morning Glory Drive: Anna and Stephen Bodde to Maria and Timohty Samad; $315,000.

6210 Redstone Court: Fischer Single Family Homes III Ltd. to Anurag Indurkhya; $360,500.

VILLA HILLS 2927 Prospect Point Drive: Kerri Reynolds to Luis Pinto; $103,500.

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THINGS TO DO IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD FRIDAY, NOV. 10

Exercise Classes

ABOUT CALENDAR

Art & Craft Classes

To submit calendar items, go to Cincinnati.com/share, log in and click on “submit an event.” Send digital photos to kynews@communitypress.com along with event information.

Items are printed on a space-available basis with local events taking precedence. Deadline is two weeks before publication date.

To find more calendar events, go to Cincinnati.com/calendar.

Holiday - Veterans Day Veterans Day Celebration, 10 a.m.-11 a.m., Calvary Christian School, 5955 Taylor Mill Road, Music from students and a presentation from Dr. Dickens.

Free. 859-356-9201; rachel.cornell@ccsky.org. Covington.

On Stage - Theater Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical, 7:30 p.m., The Carnegie, 1028 Scott Blvd., Story of Rosemary Clooney, who was born j in Maysville, Kentucky. $30. (859) 957-1940; www.thecarnegie.com. Covington.

Recreation Bingo, 5:30 p.m.-10 p.m., Erlanger Lions Club Hall, 5996 Belair Drive, Clubhouse. Jitney starts at 7 p.m., regular games at 7:45 p.m. Ages 18 and up. Prices vary.

Presented by Erlanger Lions Club.

Through Dec. 29. 859-727-0888.

Erlanger.

SATURDAY, NOV. 11 Benefits Big Cis Czech Pilsner Release and Charity Event, 6 p.m.-10 p.m., Braxton Brewing, 27 W. Seventh St., Memorial celebration of late industry personality Mike Cisneros Sr. of Cincy Brewcast. Featuring The Erin Coburn Band, silent auction, split-the-pot and raffle. Benefits

Matthew 25: Ministries. Free.

Presented by People. Pints.

Purpose.. 859-462-0627; bit.ly/2yvClQI. Covington.

Education ACT Prep Class, 9 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Covington Latin High School, 21 E. Eleventh St., Series of 4 ACT prep classes. Classes will be held Nov. 11 and Nov. 18 to prepare students for Dec. 9 test. Ages 7-12. $300. Registration required.

Presented by College and Beyond. 513-919-2646; covingtonlatin.org. Covington.

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Public Library. 859-342-2665.

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Yoga in the Gallery, noon-1 p.m., The Carnegie, 1028 Scott Blvd., Class open to all ages and experience levels. Bring water and yoga mat. Free. 859-9571940. Covington.

beer of choice. Ages 21 and up. $20. 859-308-8082; amandaankenbaueryoga@yahoo.com.

Taylor Mill.

Music - Rock Flying Lotus in 3D, 8 p.m., Madison Theater, 730 Madison Ave., With Seven Davis Jr. $30.

859-491-2444; www.madisontheateronline.com. Covington.

Holiday - Christmas Holiday Toy Trains & Wahoo’s Winter Wonderland, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Behringer-Crawford Museum, 1600 Montague Road, Layout features Lionel trains and Plasticville. More than 250 feet of track. Patrons welcome to operate more than 30 accessories. New this year -- Wahoo’s Winter Wonderland, an animated exhibit based on the book

by Kenton Hills author Diana Grady, “The Holiday Adventures of Wiley Wahoo & Me!” Through Jan. 14. $9, $8 ages 60 and up, $5 ages 3-17; free ages 2 and under and museum members. 859-491-4003; www.bcmuseum.org. Covington.

On Stage - Theater

Literary - Story Times

SUNDAY, NOV. 12

Storytime: Family Time (birth to 5 years), 1 p.m.-2 p.m., Boone County Public Library Scheben Branch, 8899 U.S. 42, Free. Presented by Boone County

Exercise Classes

The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show, 6 p.m.-9 p.m., Embassy Suites Rivercenter, 10 E. Rivercenter Blvd., City View.

Murder mystery dinner theater, 4-course meal and prize package for top sleuth. Ages 18 and up. $59.95. Registration required.

Presented by The Dinner Detective. 866-496-0535; www.thedinnerdetective.com/cincinnati.

Covington.

Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical, 7:30 p.m., The Carnegie, $30. (859) 957-1940; www.thecarnegie.com. Covington.

Namaste at Lucky Duck, 7 p.m.-10 p.m., Lucky Duck Pub Taylor Mill, 5028 Old Taylor Mill Road, Yoga and complimentary

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Holiday - Christmas Holiday Toy Trains & Wahoo’s Winter Wonderland, 1 p.m.-5 p.m., Behringer-Crawford Museum, $9, $8 ages 60 and up, $5 ages 3-17; free ages 2 and under and museum members. 859-4914003; www.bcmuseum.org.

Covington.

MONDAY, NOV. 13 Recreation Trivia Night, 7 p.m.-9 p.m., Lucky Duck Pub Taylor Mill, 5028 Old Taylor Mill Road, Feud-style trivia with prizes. Ages 21 and up.

Free. Presented by Last Call Trivia. 859-282-8570; www.lastcallusa.com. Taylor Mill.

TUESDAY, NOV. 14 Holiday - Christmas Holiday Toy Trains & Wahoo’s Winter Wonderland, 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Behringer-Crawford Museum, $9, $8 ages 60 and up, $5 ages 3-17; free ages 2 and under and museum members. 859-4914003; www.bcmuseum.org.

Covington.

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Calvary Christian School Open House, 6 p.m.-8 p.m., Calvary Christian School, 5955 Taylor Mill Road, Tour school, meet educators and learn about admissions process. Ages -1-12. Free. Registration recommended. 859-3569201; www.ccsky.org. Covington.

Support Groups Recovery International Meeting, 7 p.m.-8:30 p.m., Immanuel United Methodist Church, 2551 Dixie Highway, Room 32. Park in back lot and enter through double doors. Take steps or elevator to 3rd floor. Peer-led self-help meetings for individuals suffering from anxiety, depression and emotional challenges.

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DEATHS Betty Anglian Betty Jewell Anglian, 85, of Bromley, died Oct. 29 at her daughter’s home.

She was a homemaker and member of Pleasant View Baptist Church in Bromley. She loved her garden and making her famous “chow chow” as well as her chocolate pie.

Her husband, Roy Anglian, died previously.

Survivors include her daughter, Christine Parker of Mason, Ohio; stepson, Roy Lee Anglian of Hebron; stepdaughter, Sharon Cooper of Midland, Indiana; brother, William Grigsby of Springdale, Ohio; sister, Ella Starke of West Chester, Ohio; and two grandchildren along with three great-grandchildren.

Memorials: Pleasant View Baptist Church, 240 Pike St., Bromley, KY 41016; or St. Elizabeth Hospice, 483 S. Loop Drive, Edgewood, KY 41017.

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Bennette Coffey Bennette Estelle Coffey, 70, of Independence, died Oct. 22 at Good Samaritan Hospital in Cincinnati.

She retired from St. Elizabeth Hospital Home Health as a registered nurse after 25 years.

Survivors include her husband, Robert Lantry; sons, Rick and Robert Coffey; daughters, Melissa Coffey, Christy Fritts, and Tammy Coffey; father, Charles Bowman; and three brothers along with five sisters, 21 grandchildren, and 20 greatgrandchildren.

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Thomas “Big Tom” Martin Cornelius, 71, of Florence and formerly of Independence, died Oct. 28 at his home.

He was a retired machine operator for Meyer Tool, a member of Bradford Masonic Lodge, and member of Piner Baptist Church. He enjoyed playing cards, especially euchre, and traveling, fishing, John Deere tractors, Simon Kenton High School sports, and UK basketball.

His sisters, Emma Lou Armstrong and Mildred Cummings; and brother, Bobby Cornelius, died previously.

Survivors include his wife, Judith Ann Wagner Cornelius; son, Thomas Cornelius Jr.; and four grandchildren.

Memorials: ALS Association Kentucky Chapter, 8640 Haines Drive, Florence, KY 41042.

Church, where he was active in the “Young at Heart” class.

His wife, Patricia Pope, died previously.

Survivors include his son, Todd Andrew Pope; and three grandsons.

Memorials: Alzheimer’s Association Greater Cincinnati, 644 Linn St., Suite 1026, Cincinnati, OH 45203.

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RaNisha “Sparkle” Nachelle Greene, 39, of Fort Mitchell, died Oct. 20.

Edward “Rock” Michael Reilly, 86, of Ryland Heights, died Oct. 29.

He was a graduate of St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati. He worked for CSX, formerly L & N Railroad, for 50 years. He was active in sports, including football, softball, bowling, golf, and swimming, and he coached both little league and adult teams. He earned notoriety as player and manager for The Oldtimers, a softball league comprised of former Northern Kentucky all-stars who were as famous for their winning records as they were for drinking beer. He was also a member of the YMCA, and the Ancient Order of Hibernians, where he reveled in his Irish heritage. He belonged to St. Patrick Catholic Parish in Taylor Mill prior to becoming a parishioner at St. Matthew Church in Morning View. In retirement, he enjoyed reading, gardening, feeding birds, and sitting outside on his porch, where he would do the daily crossword and catch every UK basketball, Notre Dame football, Cincinnati Reds, and Boston Celtics game being broadcast.

His brother, James Reilly; and grandson, Brian Reilly, died previously.

Survivors include his wife, Judy Reilly; children, Mike Reilly, Mary Ann Reilly, Karen Reilly, Teresa Sterling, Kathy Reilly, Kevin Reilly, Pat Reilly, and Sara Gadzala; brother, Tom Reilly; and 13 grandchildren along with four great-grandchildren.

Memorials: Ryland Heights Volunteer Fire Department, 10041 Decoursey Pike, Ryland Heights, KY 41015.

Rowena Hunt Rowena F. Hunt, 86, of Independence, died Oct. 24 at her home.

She was a homemaker and she enjoyed reading and playing cards to see who would do the dishes.

Her husband, Robert Hunt Sr.; and grandson, Robert Hunt III, died previously.

Survivors include her children, Deborah Hunt and Robert Hunt Jr.; and three grandchildren along with four greatgrandchildren and two greatgreat-grandchildren.

Jerry Mardis Jerry Lee Mardis, 58, of Ryland Heights, died Oct. 13 at Genesis Health Care in the Owenton Center.

He worked as an auto mechanic.

His stepfather, William Catton, died previously.

Survivors include his parents, Jerry Alan Mardis and Carolyn Lee Catton; and brothers, Joe Mardis, Steve Mardis, and Frank Mardis.

Memorials: St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105; or Jimmy V Foundation Cancer Research, 14600 Weston Parkway, Cary, NC 27513; or Kenton County Animal Shelter, 1020 Mary Laidley Drive, Fort Mitchell, KY 41017.

Harold Pope Harold J. Pope, 86, of Park Hills, died Oct. 26 at St. Elizabeth Edgewood.

He retired from Formica after 26 years and was a longtime member of Calvary Baptist

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What to do with ‘gifted’ deer meat It’s already November and hunting season is here. Those of you who know me realize I am no hunter. But I have been given venison from time to time.

Maybe you have also been “gifted” with some nice deer meat. What to do with it?

Although many beef recipes can be used with venison, there are still some special considerations. Remember these general guidelines: Venison is nutritious! Three ounces provides only about 130 calories. This 3 ounces serving is also an excellent source of protein, iron, zinc and B vitamins.

Venison is considered a lean meat, it’s relatively low in fat – only about 2.5 grams of fat per serving. Ground venison is comparable in fat to 95 percent lean ground beef.

Since it is lean, shrinkage will be

minimal. But this leanness can also result in dry, overcooked meat.

Be sure to use a meat thermometer and follow these guidelines: Roast, broil, bake or fry more tender cuts of Kathy R. venison (from loin and Byrnes rib area) at a temperature no lower than 325° EXTENDING KNOWLEDGE F. Cook steaks and roasts to medium (160°F). When your thermometer reads 5 degrees below the desired finished temperature, remove from heat and allow it to rest 10 minutes.

Ground meat should also be cooked to 160 degrees.

Since these venison products can be dry, try some techniques to lessen this possibility:

» Brush with oil or wrap with bacon to seal in flavor and prevent drying » Add quick cook oats to ground venison to retain flavor and moisture » Combine ground venison with other ground meats such as beef or pork to add flavor and needed fat » For some of the less tender cuts of venison (rump, round, shoulder) try a marinade. Most marinades contain a mild acid (vinegar, tomato juice, fruit juice, wine, lemon, etc.) to tenderize meat. Don’t marinate the meat longer than 24 hours or the meat turns mushy. Also moist cooking methods give the most desirable product – braise, make a soup or stew, slow cook or pressure cook the meat. You can also pound or grind the meat to tenderize.

Lastly, one of the biggest com-

plaints with venison is a “gamey” flavor. To reduce this, try the following: » Trim all visible fat. It often contributes to most of the “wild game” flavor. » Soak the meat in salted water, milk, buttermilk or vinegar. » Try strong, distinct flavor ingredients like garlic or soy sauce in preparation. Herbs like rosemary, marjoram, thyme and sage are good match. Or serve the meat with sweet or spicy sauces as condiments.

As stated previously, try your favorite beef recipe using venison. However, if you would like some venison recipes, contact our office at 356-3155 to request.

Kathy R. Byrnes is a Family and Consumer Sciences agent at Kenton County Cooperative Extension Service.

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This newspaper will not knowingly accept any advertising for real estate which is in violation of the law. Our readers are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised in this newpaper are available on an equal opportunity basis.

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French Bulldog puppy, French Bulldog, Male, $$4,000, born 09/13/2017, Cream AKC French Bulldog puppies-born 9/13/17, available 11/22/17. UTD on shots and worming. Comes with all vet records, microchip, food, toy, blanket, and puppy book. www.facebook.com/H ouseOfCocoFrenchBulldogs for more info. A $1,000 deposit holds a puppy as yours, at that time you will get set you up with a LIVE camera feed so you can see your new baby anytime. 937-5391947 (937)539-1947 trish_en gle@yahoo.com Labradoodle F1B Cuddly FantasticWithKids$1000,9wk s, Cream,Appricot,BlackShots Vet Checked,Greater Cin,FB Theradoodles (859)283-2710

Garage & Yard Sale Great Buys

AKC German Shepherd puppies, 6 weeks, 3 males & 1 female, black/tan, $500 (859)240-2314 kpowell2314 @yahoo.com

Garage Sales

Garage Sales

Larrison Estate Sales, LLC (formally Chapter Two Estate Sales)

Mid Century Modern & More 2242 Berrywood Dr. Cincinnati, Oh 45244 Sat. Nov. 11 (10 - 4) Sun Nov. 12 (11-3) Numbers will be give out 30 minutes prior to the sale on Sat & Sun We are excited to bring you a magnificent Mid Century Modern Estate Sale filled with some superb pieces! Get ready to feel like you’ve been transported into the world of Madmen when you walk into this rockin’ retro home. Filled with MCM Furniture, Lighting, Electronics, and MORE!!! Don’t worry we made sure to comb our carpets and rake our rugs just for you! Furniture: Henkle Harris Dining Table & Chairs, American of Martinsville Hutch & End Tables, Gold Medal Directors Chairs, Serving Bar, Selig Sofa & pr Side Chairs, Acrosonic Piano, Coffee/End Tables, Twin Mat set, Working MCM Admiral Stereo Cabinet. Deco Vanity, Antique Secretary, Jacobean Dining Table & Chairs, Lane Cedar Chest, Bassett Children’s furniture set, Patio furniture. Collectables: BB Guns, Rookwood, American Girl Dolls & acces., Vtg Cameras, Harley Davidson Apparel, Books, Vtg Barbie memorabilia, Antique Baby Clothes, Vtg Clothing, Glassware/China/Pottery: Spode Jewel Billingsley Rose China, Nortitake, STERLING SILVER , Cranberry glass, Bonton kitchenware’s, Art/Music/Misc: Curtis Jere metal works, Charley Harper’s, Lp’s , cd’s, dvd’s, lamps, Vtg ceiling fixtures, Washer & Dryer, La Riviere Peacock art, Taso telescope, Current clothing & shoes; Stein Mart, Old Navy etc. Bedding, Holiday Decorations, Bike , Yard Tools, Tools, Storage Cabinet, Vtg Luggage, and so much more…

Loveland, Caring Transitions Estate Sale, 12 Coventry Ct, Fri: 9-2, Sat: 9-2, This beautiful home is full of furniture pieces, lots of seasonal decor (Thanksgiving and Christmas), large area rugs, large sectional couch, corner curio cabinet, large vintage buffet, large hutch, kitchenware, home decor and much more.,

Winton Place Estate Sale 716 E Epworth Ave Cincinnati, OH 45232 11/11 & 11/12 Sat - 9-3 #’s @ 8:45 Sun - 9-3 This is the second phase of a two-part sale. It will include the contents of a two-story home. German handpainted corner cupboard, green painted server, 1940s China cabinet, Vtg. kitchen table, Pier 1 upholstered chairs, misc. chairs & tables, pottery bowls, crocks, old kitchen gadgets, old Victrola cabinet, Byers dolls, Pier one holiday, lamps, pictures, glassware, some hand & power tools, holiday items, lots of misc. knickknacks. Too much to list – all priced to sell! Info & pics –hsestatesales.com or 859-992-0212. Dir - W. Mitchell Ave – E. Epworth

SAVE THE DATE! 2nd Annual Holiday Market @ Turfway Park, Nov 25, 10a-4p benefits PawPrints Animal Rescue,

Burlington: Garage/Yard Sale!

4725 Banyan Ct. Unit B Sat. Nov. 11. 8a-1p Furn. & some household items.

Covington, Garage / estate, 1351 Highland Avenue, Fri: 9-5, Sat: 9-5, Huge INDOOR barn sale; 20 year collection of antiques, tools, fishing gear, exercise equipment, cast iron, glass, lighting, artwork and some furniture.

Some NEW gift, art and craft items; candle holders, votives case lots for flea market sales. Rain or shine, Fort Wright KY 108 Barrington Rd.: Sat. 11/11, 9am-3pm. Indoor Estate Sale, owner moved, house is for sale. Refrigerator, stove, microwave, glassware, & misc. kitchen items. Maple dropleaf dining table, 6 chairs, dry sink, hutch, sleeper. Artwork, CD/cassette player w/ speakers, music albums, books. Outdoor gas grill, coolers, luggage, lots of tools (some very old), 1939 Red’s baseball picture w/ names, Johnny Bench & Pete Rose memorabilia.

Independence, KY: 10770 Cypresswood Dr. Sat. 11/11, 8am-2pm. Household, clothing, frames, books, desks, lamps & tons of shoes.

Moving Sale! Nov 10th and 11th 8am-?. Yard items, furniture, odds and ends!

10613 WILLIAMSWOODS DR Independence KY

AUCTION BOB & SCOTT KRODENBROCK SATURDAY NOVEMBER 11 2017

9:30AM

Directions: Located at 4194 HOGG RIDGE RD. WILLIAMSTOWN KY. 41097. TAKE I 75 TO EXIT 159 GO EAST TO LEFT ON US 25 BY PASS TO LEFT ON RT467 KNOXVILLE RD TO RIGHT ON HOGG RIDGE RD. TO AUCTION ON LEFT. FROM FALMOUTH KY. TAKE US 27 TO LEFT O RT 17 TO LEFT ON RT 467 KNOXVILLE RD TO LEFT ON HOOG RIDGE RD. BOB & SCOTT KORDENBROCK HAVE CONTRACTED US TO AUCTION THE ITEMS LISTED BOB AN SCOTT NO LONGER WILL BE FARMING AND IN PROCESS OF SELLING THERE FARM CONTRACT THIS BLUEGRASS REALTY FOR SHOWING. THIS IS PARTIAL LIST. THIS IS SOME REALLY NICE EQUIPMENT AND WELL MAINTAINED ALWAYS STORGED INSIDE. TRACTORS: 1980 285 MASSEY FERGUSON DIESEL. 1955 JOHN DEER 60 HIGH SEATWIDE FRONT ITS 1 OF 656. 1954 JOHN DEER 60 LOW SEAT WIDE FRONT 1960 JOHN DEER 435 GM DETROIT DIESEL MOTOR HAY EQUIPMENT: MASSEY FERGUSON MODEL 41 7 FT.SICKLEBAR MOWER 472 HAY BIND 7FT. W/EXTRA SICKLEBAR 2 BASKET SITREX 302 TEDDER 546 JOHN DEER ROUND BALER 224 MASSEY FERGUSON SQUARE BALER 256 NEW HOLLAND RACK 3PT HAY SPEAR, HAY SPEAR SCISSOR JACK 16FT HAY ELEVATOR 16FT HAY WAGON EQUIPMENT: HERD BROADCASTER SEEDER 6FT TRAILER TYPE BUSH HOG BRAND BUSH HOG INTERNATIONAL 101 MANURE SPREADER PTO DRIVE, ROUND BALE HAY RINGS 3PT POSTHOLE DRIVER LIKE NEW 3PT BOOM POLE SINGLE AXLE TRAILER 3PT.CARRY ALL MISC.GATES MISC. FEED TROUGH SMINERAL FEEDER 500 GAL.PLASTIC WATER TANK 2 RUBBER MAID WATER TANKS 2 WATER TANK HEATERS TOOLS FENCE SUPPLIES MISC. WOOD GRAIN/ HAY COVERED FEEDER ELECTRIC FENCE CHARGER AN SUPPLIES T-POST HAND POST DRIVER FENCE STREACHER AIR PIG HAND TOOLS NEW WATER PUMP TANK FEED BARRELS MISC.LUMBER JACKS OXYGEN ACYTONE TORCHES & TANKS WASH TUBS LINCOLN ELECTRIC WELDER W/LEADS WELDER EXTENSION CORD RG 6 UNDERGROUND WIRE SUMP PUMP. BRINKMAN SMOKER TRAPS LEFT HAND GOLF CLUBS DEEP FREEZE HEATER BUCKETS FUJI BALL TABLE NEW BAG OF CALF MAKER HAY: 65 ROUND BALES 1st.CUTTING SQUARE BALES APPROXIMATELY 230 2ND CUTING APPROXIMATELY 170 2ND & 3TH. CUTTTING GRASS AND BROME Not Responsible For Accidents. No Buyers Premium 6% Sales Tax Charged If dealer, must provide a copy of sales tax certificate.

Terms are Cash or Check with Proper ID Kannady & Moore Auction Service LLC Morningview, KY and Williamstown, KY AUCTIONEERS RANDY MOORE 8599-393-5332 STEVE KANNADY 859-991-8494

STORAGE BINS DISPERSAL AUCTION

Selling at 3-L SELF STORAGE Wednesday

November 15 , 2017 9:00 AM Located at 3333 Madison Pike Fort Wright, KY 41017 Take I-275 to 3-L HWY (Madison Pike) Go North Next door to Golf Driving Range.

KEY STORAGE

Wednesday November 15, 2017 At Approx. 10:45 AM Located at 206 Vine Street Wilder, KY 41076 Take I-275 to Wilder exit 77 go North (left) on Route 9/AA HWY to left on Vine Street

WILDER STORAGE

2005 Honda Civic HYD. Auto Low Mi. Exc. Cond. Like New Very Clean Call 859-525-6363

Wednesday Novemeber 15, 2017 At Approx. 11:45 AM Located at 91 Banklick Rd. Wilder, KY 41076 FROM Vine St. GO NORTH (LEFT) on Rt.9 AA/HWY

ARC BEACON SELF STORAGE

Toyota ’14 Corolla S, red sporty, 26,000 mi $11,500 859-640-7063

Wednesday Novemeber 15, 2017 At Approx. 1:00 PM Located at 140 Beacon Dr. Wilder Ky. 41076 FROM BANKLICK TURN RIGHT ON RT.9 TO RIGHT ON TOWN DR. TO LEFT ON GLORIA TERRELL TO RIGHT ON BEACON DR

1 BUYER of OLD CARS CLASSIC, ANTIQUE ’30-40-50-60-70s, Running or not.

513-403-7386

The managers have contracted me to sell the contents of storage units for past due rents.

Pursuant to KY Law K.R.S. 35.9-504 Sold by unit only, buyer must take total contents or will not be allowed to Bid again

A Sale that’s worth the time to venture out to enjoy!!!

Look for the Estate Sales signs. ALL parking is located on the street. Please bring HELP to remove heavy items. And please be RESPECTFUL of the neighbor’s yards!!!!!!

Visit Larrison Estate Sales on Facebook or www.LarrisonEstateSales.co m for photos see: Estatesales.net

General Auctions

2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited Auto 4X4 Exc. Cond.

Call 859-525-6363

Honda 2002 Odyssey. New brakes, 40k miles on transmission. In good condition $2500 - 859-866-2996 Mazda ’99 B2500 5 speed, 130k mi. many new features, new starter, new brakes, $2200 - 859-866-2996

Terms are cash or check with proper ID No buyer’s premium

KANNADY-MOORE AUCTION SERVICE LLC Randy A. Moore Auctioneer Williamstown, KY 859-393-5332

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