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Cincy Magazine celebrated some of the top manufacturers in the Tristate at the 12th annual MANNY Awards June 13 at the Sharonville Convention Center. Gary Conley, former president of TechSolve, was honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award. The event was sponsored by VonLehman, Gateway Community & Technical College, Wood Herron & Evans, Commerce Bank, EGC Design/Build and TechSolve. The community partners were the Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce and Clermont County Department of Community and Economic Development.
1 Amy and Lyle Hamilton of Richards Industries 2 Andreas Brockman, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber, and Craig Todd, Metal Working Group 3 From Commerce Bank: Steven Bloemer, Dawn Juriga, Benjamin Jackson and Hong DeVault 4 From Wood Herron & Evans: Dana Wothe and Jorge Tameron 5 Amy Padgett, Deceuninck North America; Chris Owens, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber; and Greg Buscher, Cincinnati USA Regional Chamber 6 From Indelac Controls: Brittany Kendrick, Jason Robinson, Matt Robinson and Ashley Pilon 7 From Gateway Community & Technical College: Doug Penix, Teri VonHandorf, Christi Godman, Sam Collier and Rebecca Tuelmer
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Scene A Taste of Duveneck: the Art of Wine The Cincinnati Art Museum welcomed guests for its 28th annual food and wine event A Taste of Duveneck: the Art of Wine on June 8 featuring an extensive assortment of wine and beer, delectable local food, live music from the Naked Karate Girls and access to the entire museum, including free admission to special exhibition “Terracotta Army: Legacy of the First Emperor of China.” 1 Guests were free to explore the museum during the event. 2 Attendees could enjoy both the museum and its garden during the event. 3 Beer and wine were on hand. 4 All proceeds from the event support the Rosenthal Education Center (REC), a dedicated space where families can discover the Cincinnati Art Museum’s
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Scene City of Florence Memorial Day Parade & Event Each year, the city of Florence honors the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country by presenting its Florence Memorial Day Parade and Program. Held May 28, hundreds of residents and visitors attended the event to see floats, bands and vehicles of every kind march down Burlington Pike. Once the parade was completed both guests and veterans from all branches of the military gathered at the Veterans Memorial located on the campus of the Florence Government Center to hear the Florence Community Band and Chorus as well as a performance from Melissa SingerReed who sang “God Bless America” and “America the Beautiful.” 1 Children stood ready to fill their bags full of the candy and goodies thrown from the floats and other vehicles. 2 The parade featured veterans, Girl and Boy Scouts, motorcycles, jeeps, bands, fire engines
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2 and police cars. 3 Mayor Diane Whalen emceed the program. 4 Veterans from all branches of the military were invited to attend.
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Scene Marian University Day at Great American Ballpark From Indianapolis to Cincinnati, the Marian University Knights came from near and far to celebrate Marian University Day at the Great American Ballpark on June 23. Students and alumni, along with their families, came to watch Marian University President Dan Elsener throw out the first pitch to get the game started. A few alumni, David Haire ’71, Jen Waning ’94 and Luke Elsener ’18, joined President Elsener on the field while a section of Knights cheered him on from the stands. 1 Marian University students and alumni from throughout the region came to watch the game. 2 Marian University President Dan Elsener 3 Several Marian University alumni were also invited on the field.
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Scene Art of Making Memories – An Evening in Paris Nearly 580 attendees crowded the pavilion level of JACK Cincinnati Casino, helping raise more than $210,000 for the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Cincinnati at the annual Art of Making Memories – An Evening in Paris spring benefit on May 3. Guests enjoyed cocktails, a sit-down dinner, the opportunity to view and bid on framed Memories in the Making artwork along with other auction items, including a trip to Paris. The guest speaker was Greg O’Brien, author of On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s. 1 Special guest speaker Greg O’Brien signs copies of his book, On Pluto: Inside the Mind of Alzheimer’s, included with each ticket 2 Alzheimer’s Association Board Member Cristina Chuecos and husband, Marc Cop, bid on auction items 3 Ginny Uehlin, VP of residential housing and healthcare for Art of Making Memories Presenting Sponsor, Episcopal Retirement Services (ERS) 4 Honorary Chairs, Susan and Dr. Derek van Amerongen 5 Committee Chair Gerry Brogman and wife, Vicki 6 Steve and Margaret Dobbins with Moe the Alz-ephant 7 Board Member Elizabeth Kinney and husband, Doug 8 Serve with Liberty Volunteers, Liberty Mutual
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The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association is proud to announce that Ohio National Financial Services is stepping up to lead the fight against heart disease and stroke in Greater Cincinnati. We welcome Barbara A. Turner, Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer as chair of the 2019 Go Red For Women campaign and Ohio National as presenting sponsor of the 2019 Go Red Experience. “Learning that heart disease is the #1 killer of women shocked me. The American Heart Association is impacting heart health through awareness, research and education and as a woman, mother, sister and wife, I felt compelled to be involved. Ohio National associates have come together to support the AHA’s work and take steps to improve their own heart health by participating in the AHA’s blood pressure monitoring program -- Check. Change. Control. 72 percent of participants improved their blood pressure this year. Heart disease and stroke have impacted my family for generations, so I’m honored to lead Go Red For Women in 2019 and make a difference today and for generations to come. I want to personally thank every person who has given time and effort to support this important cause. Please join me in working to ensure that women live longer, healthier lives.” - Barbara A. Turner
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Scene Truepoint Wealth Counsel hosts Jacquie Denny of Everything But The House Truepoint’s recent luncheon at the Cooper Creek Event Center featured EBTH cofounder Jacquie Denny, who spoke on the topic of decluttering to over 150 clients, guests and Truepoint team members. The event was hosted by Truepoint’s Women’s Wealth Counsel, which seeks to meet the unique financial needs of women.
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1 From left: Abby Tuke, Jacquie Denny, C h r i s Ca rleton a nd Dena Joh n son 2 Truepoint’s Dena Johnson introduces Jacquie Denny. 3 Jacquie Denny of EBTH 4 John Neiheisel and Sindur McRedmond of EBTH appraise an item. 5 Truepoint’s Lauren Niestradt has a painting appraised by an EBTH specialist. 6 Truepoint Wealth Counsel’s team members 1
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Scene The Artisan’s Apprentice Craft Class Ten Thousand Villages of Cincinnati kicked off its series of craft classes, called “The Artisan’s Apprentice,” in June with a lesson on how to make beaded scarves. Classes aim to teach a skill perfected by the many artisans the stores support while providing a fun night out with friends. The classes are $30 and include all refreshments and supplies, including tools to take home and make more crafts. Registration is required in advance. Call 513-802-5721 or 513-871-5840 to reserve your spot. 1 Class participants were able to pick their own material. 2 Participants were given many options. 3 An instructor showed how to bead the scarves. 4 A beaded scarf 5 The class provides all tools and supplies. 6 The classes are ideal for large groups. 7 A scarf in progress 8 Participants received feedback as they worked. 9 A participant with her finished scarf
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Lebanon Garden Tour 2018 The 28th Annual Lebanon Garden Tour was held June 23- 24. Five private gardens and the gardens surrounding the Lebanon Train Station were on display for the public to enjoy and gather ideas for their own gardens. The event helped raise funds for the upkeep of the Lebanon Train Station and bridge box gardens. 1 One of five gardens featured on the tour. 2 Visitors were invited to gather inspiration for their own gardens. 3 The Lebanon Train Station 4 The public was able to stroll by each garden.
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