West Chester & Liberty November 2017

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With Heartfelt Gratitude.

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here is so much to be thankful for this time of year!

November marks the two-year anniversary of the launch of West Chester & Liberty Lifestyle. We are incredibly thankful to be celebrating another year of connecting our community through the stories and events we feature each month. Thank you, our faithful readers, for your wonderful feedback and support!

Words cannot begin to express the immense appreciation I have for our advertising partners. West Chester & Liberty Lifestyle is delivered to you for free every month thanks to the support of our advertisers. I am very selective about which businesses I partner with so that our readers can be assured that the companies featured on our pages provide high-quality products and services. The best way to thank these businesses for supporting West Chester & Liberty Lifestyle is by using their goods and services. Let them know you heard about them here.

Finally, I want to thank my wildly talented editorial team. The quality of stories and photographs continues to exceed my expectations every month. It wouldn’t be possible to pull this together without my amazing editor, Abbey McMahon—soon to be Abbey Bradley—as she’ll be getting married while this issue prints!

The stories inside this issue of West Chester & Liberty Lifestyle express our gratitude for our community. The Union Centre Boulevard freeway exit changed the landscape of West Chester, and this month we celebrate 20 years since that historic interchange opened. Veteran’s Day is celebrated in November, and we’d like to express our gratitude to the men and women who have bravely served our country. Inside we share the story of Team RBW, an organization dedicated to enriching the lives of American veterans by connecting them to their community. We are grateful for Liberty Township Fire Chief Paul Stumpf as he retires after 45 years of service to our community, and we welcome successor, Chief Ethan Klussman. We also highlight ways that local students from MTCES are giving back in our community.

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These are just some of the great stories you’ll find inside this Thankful issue of West Chester & Liberty Lifestyle. Thank you for reading.

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Around Town

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Around Town

AROUND TOWN

NEW LEADERSHIP 21 CLASS ANNOUNCED The 17th class of Leadership 21 began in September, with 30 local leaders prepared to learn and service our community for 2017/2018.

Leadership 21 is a West Chester ■ Liberty Chamber Alliance program designed to improve the quantity, quality and effectiveness of leadership along the I-75 Growth Corridor and within the communities of West Chester and Liberty Townships.

WEST CHESTER RANKED AMONG BEST PLACES TO LIVE Money Magazine released a new “Best Places to Live” list in September, and West Chester again ranked in the top 100 communities across the country. This was the sixth time West Chester has made Money Magazine’s list—a credit to the community’s private and corporate citizens who have invested in its success and sustainability.

The 2017 Money Magazine list considered communities with populations of 10,000 to 100,000, eliminating those with more than double the national crime risk, less than 85 percent of its state’s medium household income, or a lack of diversity. From the resulting pool of 2,400 places, Money Magazine collected 170,000 different data points to nar-

Area leaders are selected, through an application process, to par-

row the list to the top 100 places. West Chester ranked number 56, and

ticipate in a program of community education and leadership train-

this is the fifth consecutive appearance on the list. Time.com/Money

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CHANGE FOR CHARITY Throughout November and December, National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) of Butler County will be the parking charity honoree of the Liberty Center Foundation’s Change for Charities program, where a portion of parking meter proceeds at Liberty Center benefit local

ernment and school leaders and citizen volunteers to study in-depth, various aspects of our region. The 2017 Leadership 21 class recently finished a service project for Focus On Youth. Congratulations to the new inductees! TheChamberAlliance.com

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nonprofits. NAMI’s mission is to improve the quality of life for families

West Chester Academy launched a new program in October called

and individuals impacted by mental health disorders through educa-

Darby’s Dancers, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing dance

tion, support, advocacy and stigma reduction.

classes to children with special needs at no cost to their parents. The

At Liberty Center, there are 204 parking meters which contribute

mission of Darby’s Dancers is to make every child a star through dance,

to benefiting NAMI. Every two months a new charity from the local

where the goal is fun, not dance perfection. Darby’s Dancers was started

community benefits from this great foundation. The 2018 Change for

to honor the memory of Darby Jones who lost her life to leukemia at the

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dancer, all while sharing what they love. The class meets on Saturdays

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more. The bookmobile was partially funded by a Library Services and

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of child abuse and neglect. The group supports prevention programs and helps provide emergency care and other needed assistance to all children in our communities.

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On A Course For Success LIBERT Y TOWNSHIP FIRE DEPARTMENT LEARNS FROM THE PAST AND LOOKS TO THE FUTURE ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY TERA MICHELSON

B

ig changes are no surprise at the Liberty

The only constant during Stumpf’s tenure is

Township Fire Department (LTFD). Since

the support from the Township Administration

Paul Stumpf’s start as a firefighter there in 1972,

and the community.

he's seen it all change: locations, technology,

“People have been great,” Stumpf says.

stations, alert systems, gear, training and edu-

“We’ve always had the support of the Trustees.

cation. In September, Chief Stumpf made the

We’ve always had the support of the commu-

biggest shift yet. After 45 years of public service,

nity…tax levies, fundraisers, you name it.”

he hung up his helmet to begin his retirement.

Liberty Township has seen a population and business development boom over the years that has transformed farm fields into the neighbor-

Stumpf will miss everything about LTFD, but he’ll miss the people the most.

“It’s a tight-knit group. We are one big family,” he says.

hoods and centers of commerce that we now

It’s time for another change. Ethan Klussman,

call home. The community blossomed from

the new Liberty Township Fire Chief is already

3,500 in 1972 to its current 40,000+ residents.

at the station. What does he see coming? More

“In 1972 we had one traffic light here in Liberty Township,” Stumpf says.

A neighbor first invited Stumpf to join the fire department, which was then a group of about thirty volunteers.

of the same.

“There’s going to be a lot more change,” Klussman states. “We are growing so fast. Our population is going to continue to increase.”

A native of Maineville and Mason, Klussman

“It seemed like a good thing to do at the

knows the growth of the area firsthand. He

time,” Stumpf shrugs. “We had a 1953 pumper,

comes to Liberty Township with 21½ years

a 1952 used gasoline tanker…and an old 1957

of full-time service, having risen through the

Jeep that was a brush truck. That was it.”

ranks with the Kettering Fire Department.

In 1985, Stumpf became the first Fire Chief of the

“With all that growth comes more challenges

all-volunteer force. Then, beginning in 1994, under

for us to provide the right services,” he explains.

his leadership, LTFD gradually added part-time and

“As we look at the service we provide, we need

full-time employees, echoing the area’s growth. The

to be making sure that we keep pace with the

Department’s response to the rapid changes in the

growth of the community—that’s very important.”

region brings Stumpf the greatest pride.

“We knew it was coming,” he explains. “We

Chief Klussman is making a strong start by focusing on building relationships with his team.

saw the development moving from Cincinnati

“Right now the big goal is to get to know all

north, from Dayton south, from Hamilton east…

the personnel. To come in and get a feel for the

we watched it come in on us. We had the ben-

talent and skills and ability everybody has is

efit of watching what other departments and

my first big challenge,” Klussman says. “I’ll be

municipalities went through to transition. We

taking a look at how I mesh that with my vision

saw what they did that worked and what they

of what the department can be.”

did that didn’t work.”

“Paul has laid a great foundation. It’s like steer-

“Slowly we’ve increased the level of service

ing a ship—he’s got us headed in the right direc-

and increased staffing,” he says. We’ve got 24

tion. We just make some course adjustments and

firefighter paramedics and nine lieutenants. It

we can move forward in a really positive way.”

has been a smooth transition.”

LTFD is on a course for success.

Liberty Township Fire Chief Ethan Klussman (right) shakes hands with his predecessor, Paul Stumpf.

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5 tips to

wow your guests

D

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“Don’t put too much on the table,” says

want more than to enjoy a good meal

Wright, “or it will interrupt what the dinner

with our loved ones is to gather around a

table is. It’s important to keep your décor low

beautiful table.

and narrow, so you can see each other.”

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Add warm lighting to your table with candles and lanterns.

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Warm, autumn colors like orange

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Natural features like bundles of

“If you have a bunch of people over for din-

sticks, pumpkins, gourds and acorns

ner, you won’t have to worry about an open

are classics on fall dinner tables.

flame,” Blank adds.

“People go for natural elements at this time of year,” Wright says.

Look who’s back—the owl,

SHOW OFF YOUR STYLE ON THE BUFFET

the star creature of the ‘70s. The modern owl

While your dining table must

is made of natural elements like sticks and

share space with food, the side-

feathers. Nestle a big-eyed owl into your cen-

board is a waiting stage. Show

terpiece to add a touch of whimsy to your table.

off your decorating savvy on the buffet. Try tall candle-

FUNCTION OVER FASHION

sticks, vases of natural-looking flowers and

Be mindful that the dining table is

brightly-colored gourds and pumpkins in a

meant for dining. The wrong décor

variety of mediums: swirled glass, ceramic,

can get in the way of eating and even

even punched metal.

dinner conversation. Be sure to

“If you want to do more decorating, do it on

allow space for serving dishes

the buffet, behind your dining table,” says Wright.

and place settings.

Harness a pretty collection of natural orbs and gourds in a long, narrow tray.

Be careful that you don’t go too high with centerpieces, or they will block the view

Wright and Blank recommend the three top tips to consider when designing your buffet: symmetry, balance and height.

“Keep the height on the buffet, not the dining table,” Blank says.

between your guests.

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Union Centre 1997

A Bridge to Prosperity 20 Years After Union Centre

ARTICLE LAURA LEAVITT | PHOTOGRAPHY

COURTESY OF SPOTON PRODUCTIONS © 2017

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ach day 50,000 cars pass through the Union Centre interchange

More than two decades ago, the area where Union Centre stands today

on I-75. Drivers fly past the large blue and yellow IKEA building

was identified as an optimal area for growth, but without access to the inter-

and giant net surrounding Topgolf. They can see tall hotels and smell

state, it would be hard to achieve. Community leaders, key local businesses,

nearby restaurants during the dinner hour as they pass under the ele-

township trustees, a group of private citizens and the Chamber Alliance set

gant “UC” emblems on the overpass gates. For many in our area, this

out to make the new development happen, and this month marks the 20th

drive is routine as you enter and exit the West Chester and Liberty

anniversary of the opening of the Union Centre Boulevard exchange.

Township neighborhoods. However, just 20 years ago the landscape looked quite different.

Larry Brueshaber was part of the planning and visioning process of what West Chester (formerly Union Township) wanted to become. He

“All you could see were fields and Lakota West High School,”

leads the West Chester Development Council, which plays a vital role

says Joe Hinson, President and CEO of the West Chester • Liberty

in encouraging and assisting growth in West Chester’s business sector

Chamber Alliance.

through the attraction and expansion of companies and projects.

Union Centre 2017

“One of the key issues [at the time] was [finding] commercial development that would be sustainable and aid us in switching the larger part of our tax burden to commercial from residential,” Brueshaber explains.

Original announcement for the Union Centre Boulevard Interchange on November 25, 1997.

“Our charge was to not only market West Chester, but then to follow up and make sure that developers could get their questions answered in a hurry to help them reach a good decision.”

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A BRIDGE TO PROSPERITY (CON TI N U ED)

Even with a great vision, the interchange project was unprecedented in recent times. Former Union Township Trustee and longtime resident Dick Alderson recalls that the Union Centre interchange was the first new development to be approved on I-75 in many years. It took time to get all the permits, secure funding and get construction underway, but local leaders ensured that the bureaucracy was kept to a minimum through collaboration, perseverance, clear communication and private funding.

“To get the engineering and the approvals and even the construction

Key people involved in the Union Centre Interchange were honored at the West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance annual celebration this past spring.

done so quickly showed that it was a very innovative project,” Alderson reflects. “It goes to show what can be done when we work together.”

With many coordinated efforts, the results were astounding: after

Alderson adds that the region must continue to improve to avoid

only eight months of construction, the interchange opened for traffic.

falling behind, and Hinson emphasizes that continued progress is the

“Time is money, and when you want to develop an essential business district, expediting the process helps,” Hinson says. “This put West Chester on the map as a key area for future growth and development.”

standard in a competitive market.

“It’s important for people to recognize we are in a global economy, and we are surely preparing for our future,” Hinson adds.

Indeed, West Chester has become a hub for business growth. Five

The rewards of progress include high quality of life for residents in the

of the ten largest industrial parks in the Cincinnati/Dayton area reside

area and a sustainable tax base for upkeep on roads, schools and other

near the Union Centre Boulevard exchange, along with companies

infrastructure. Every day, more people pass through the Union Centre

serving the following industries: medicine/bioscience, supply chain

interchange, so much so that a new flow pattern is being developed to

management and logistics, and manufacturing. The numbers don’t lie:

ensure that the interchange can serve the increased traffic for the future.

in the past 20 years, more than 2.4 billion dollars has been poured into property investment and 22 million square feet of new development.

Though this 20th anniversary is a cause for celebration, many are

Brueshaber attributes much of the success of these and subsequent projects to an innovative local government working tirelessly with volunteers who lend their expertise in the community.

already looking to the future growth and sustainment. The full res-

“We’ve formed a government by dialogue, where citizens can serve

idential buildout of each Township is around 80,000 in population,

on committees, and our elected officials look to those committees for

according to Hinson. Farther north, in Miamisburg and Dayton, there

very serious guidance,” Brueshaber said. “We don’t need to redesign

are new shopping and residential areas underway along I-75. Closer

our secret sauce; we have it figured out.”

to home, the extension of Cox Road will enable access to many more square acres of development area, and the proposed Millikin Road interchange will increase access in a busy section of the interstate.

There is also a demand for mixed-use development that allows people to live, work and play in a central area without having to live in an urban downtown. Liberty Center fulfilled this demand in late 2015, and continues to become a beacon of connectivity.

“Liberty Township is looking into pedestrian bridges that connect Liberty Center, Christ Hospital and Children’s Hospital to VOA,” Hinson explains. “The communities of the future will want walkability.”

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WI TH Running

PRIDE

Team RWB Builds Camaraderie and Support ARTICLE ABBEY MCMAHON | PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

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Team RWB members carry the American flag.

P

eople run for many reasons. For some it’s to train for races; others want to get in shape; some runners say the trail is like their second home; and others run to relieve stress. For members of Team Red, White, and Blue,

regardless of what inspires someone to begin running, all agree that the camara-

derie felt along tracks, streets and trails is second to none.

“After five years in this group, I’ve met some great friends and we’re really close. We have a lot in common, and I’ve tried all of these new things that I love to do. I’m loving life,” says United States Air Force Veteran Jeff Napier, who served from 1984-1988.

Napier joined the Cincinnati chapter of Team Red, White, and Blue (known as Team RWB) as a way to meet new people and try new experiences after his kids left the house for college. Team RWB’s mission is to enrich the lives of America’s veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activity. The group is open to anyone in the community who wants to build friendships and support veterans, including civilians.

Members of Team RWB meet weekly in various places throughout Cincinnati for a physical activity followed by a social outing. The group also participates in service activities, most recently hurricane relief efforts with Matthew 25 Ministries.

The best part, according to Napier, is you don’t have to be a runner to join the group. Though running is a regular activity, Team RWB also goes hiking, white water rafting, biking and more.

“The great thing about our group is we have people of all levels and abilities. We have people who just walk and people of all shapes and sizes,” Napier explains. “A lot of people bring their kids so we do stuff with the young kids, too.”

While much of the group consists of veterans, Napier says many members are civilians and their families as well. Dr. Kris Titko of Liberty Township's Center for

Members of Team RWB volunteer at the Freestore Foodbank.

Foot Care joined Team RWB several years ago after her friend and running coach encouraged her to give the group a try. A civilian herself, Titko was just beginning to run and train for races when she first met Team RWB, and says it’s been one of the best parts of her life.

“What I have found through [Team RWB] is a good group of people from diverse backgrounds. It’s not ‘clique-y,’” Titko says. “Over time I’ve become much more aware of my respect for veterans, which I already had, but now I feel like it’s much deeper.”

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RUNNING WITH PRIDE (C ON TI N U ED)

One of her favorite parts of being on Team RWB is that the team carries the American flag at races. Go to any race across the country, including locally in Cincinnati, and you’re likely to see a group of people wearing Team RWB shirts surrounding the flag.

“The pride of carrying the flag is really cool,” Titko explains, with a smile. “It’s a team feeling that you get.”

In fact, Titko will be running the flag for an upcoming national run across America known as the Old Glory Relay. She’ll run about 20 miles near New Orleans for the 4,600 mile run from Seattle to Tampa, which raises awareness and funds for Team RWB. Unique experiences like this keep members engaged and excited to wear their red, white and blue pride. Napier says it’s important to cultivate this feeling of pride so veterans feel welcome when they get back from service.

“In a way you’re putting your life on hold for two, three, four years—however long you’re enlisted. Your life is on hold because you’ve

been fighting or serving somewhere, but everyone else’s life has moved on. Your friends have gotten married, start their lives, but you get back and kind of ask yourself, ‘What do I do now?’ Things change in four years,” Napier recalls.

For those coming back from service, their friends and family, and anyone who wants to support veterans, there is Team RWB. Napier says anyone is invited to join the group by going online or talking to a Team RWB member at an upcoming race. Though it can be difficult to join a new group, Napier says it’s worth stepping outside your comfort zone to meet the people within Team RWB. As the teams website says, “It’s about the journey, not the finish line.”

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(CON TI N U ED)

PAN-SEARED SALMON GARNISH: 1 head of cauliflower 2 leeks 4 cups wild rice DIRECTIONS: 1. Cover wild rice with water, salt and bring to boil; reduce temperature and simmer 35 minutes.

2. Break cauliflower into florets; take ¾ and toss with olive oil, salt and pepper.

3. Roast florets at 400 degrees for about 15 minutes.

4. Halve leeks and slice into moon shapes; wash them and spin dry.

CRANBERRY APPLE BREAD PUDDING INGREDIENTS:

5. Sautee leeks until translucent and combine with cauliflower atop cooked rice.

1 bag white bread, chopped

6. Boil the other ¼ of cauliflower until soft;

½ qt. heavy cream

blend with salt and pepper.

½ qt. milk 3 eggs

SAUCE:

½ cup sugar ¼ cup brown sugar

Bottle of red cooking wine

2 tbsp. vanilla

2 cups port wine DIRECTIONS: DIRECTIONS: 1. Set bread out and stale for one day.

1. Combine port and wine and reduce to

2. Mix all wet ingredients and pour over chopped bread.

syrup consistency; set aside and let cool.

3. Allow to sit for 15 minutes to absorb and break down bread.

4. Pour mixture into sprayed 2” hotel pan; cover with foil.

PROTEIN:

5. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes or until set and thermometer reaches 160.

Four 6 oz. pieces of salmon Cooking oil

SAUCE:

Salt and pepper 3 cups cranberries DIRECTIONS:

1 apple, diced 1 cup water

1. Lightly oil salmon and season with salt and

¼ cup sugar

pepper.

2. Sear until golden brown on one side, flip and

DIRECTIONS:

cook four minutes (until golden on the other side).

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3. Top rice, leek and cauliflower mix with salmon.

1. Sautee the cranberries and apples together with butter until soft; add

4. Layer the blended cauliflower puree on the

water and sugar.

salmon.

2. Simmer all ingredients until gooey.

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6-8 Granny Smith apples (depending on size) ½ cup of organic coconut sugar 2-4 tablespoons of organic unbleached flour 1 tablespoon of cinnamon 2 tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon juice 2 tablespoons of organic butter finely chopped Peel and cut the apples into thick slices, place in a bowl and toss with lemon juice. Add coconut sugar, organic butter, cinnamon and organic unbleached flour and mix. You should see the apples starting to sweat and form a coating. Let sit while you make the crust

Crust

2 ½ cups organic unbleached flour 10 tablespoons organic butter (very chilled and cut into tiny cubes) ½ cup organic all vegetable shortening 4-6 tablespoons cold water (I usually put ice cubes in a small bowl of water and let it sit) 1 pinch of organic pink salt Place flour in a food processor with cutting metal blade, add butter and shortening, slowly pulse your processor to cut up butter and shortening. Add two tablespoon of water at a time and pulse a few more times. After four tablespoons of water, check to see if the flour holds together. The dough should look crumbly if it does not add two more tablespoons of water and pulse again. I find I usually use six tablespoons, be sure that it does not get wet and sticky if it is too wet add a little flour and pulse. Pour out dough onto a cutting board that is floured and press together to form a ball and knead the dough.

Divide the dough in half and roll out each half of the dough and cut two circles that are 2 inches wider than you pie dish. I use a 9-inch pie dish. Grease and flour the pie dish and place the one circle on the bottom. Poke several holes with a fork. Pour apples into the pie dish and cover with the other dough circle. Press the edges together with a fork.

Cut several slits around the pie.

Bake pie at 350 degrees for about 45 minutes. 5 minutes before it's done you can brush melted butter and sprinkle organic coconut sugar on top, pop back in the oven for remaining 5 minutes to form a glaze.

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STUDENTS SPREADING LOVE Giving Back

ARTICLE ERIN PIERCE

PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED

MTCES Embodies the Giving Spirit of Mother Teresa

W

hen students walk through the doors of Mother Teresa Catholic

Additionally, MTCES students use the Christmas season to package per-

Elementary School (MTCES) in Liberty Township, they can

sonal items like lotions, socks, lip balm and word puzzles for their adopted

feel the atmosphere of friendship, growth and teaching beyond what

grandparents. They deliver their special items to the nursing home as a

the books cover. Highlighting a commitment to community service,

Christmas gift for residents. While many projects are school-directed, stu-

MTCES continues to impress upon its students the importance of giv-

dents are encouraged to seek opportunities to give back on their own as well.

ing back to the community, just as Mother Teresa did.

“A few years ago, seventh and eighth graders took it upon them-

For more than 19 years, the school has been modeling the teach-

selves to plan parties and activities throughout the year for students

ings of Mother Teresa, who was widely known for her spirit of giving

attending an inner-city school in Hamilton,” Balster explains. “It has

and admired for her global charitable work.

become a tradition for our junior high students to bring the celebration

The school places special emphasis on treating all as Blessed Mother

to students who would normally go without the in-school festivities.”

Teresa did, as individuals, with respect and dignity. We as a school com-

Reaching well beyond the local community and into areas of the world

munity treat all as Blessed Mother Teresa did, as individuals, with respect

that need even more love, the students raise money for the Sisters of

and dignity. By encouraging students, staff and families to embrace the

the Blessed Sacrament Orphanage in Haiti through a spaghetti dinner

loving and giving mindset, the MTCES school community has trans-

fundraiser. Additionally, with news of the recent hurricane catastrophes,

formed the local community with a strong dedication to service.

MTCES students have collected contributions for relief efforts.

Noel Balster, Director of Marketing & Events for MTCES, says that volunteerism is a key component of the MTCES experience.

“At Mother Teresa Catholic Elementary School, we believe we are called to model the example of Mother Teresa through volunteerism and community service,” Balster says.

“We donated proceeds from our used uniform sale to the American Red Cross and we are currently taking up a collection from all families,” Balster says.

According to many MTCES parents, events like this provide an opportunity to teach their kids the importance of outreach.

Throughout the school year students dedicate themselves to projects

“When tragedy strikes on a large scale as in the case of [the recent

with Reach Out Lakota, Hawthorn Glen Nursing Center, an inner-city

hurricanes], our community comes together to do what we can to

Hamilton elementary school and more. Each year students are matched

support,” says MTCES parent Heather Kuth.

with residents at Hawthorn Glen through the Adopt-a-Grandparent program, and spend extra time with them during the holidays.

“During the Thanksgiving season, we invite our adopted grandparents to join us at our student body Thanksgiving Feast,”

And often, students are the first to take charge, Kuth says. After learning that socks were the most requested item in homeless shelters, a group of students organized a sock drive, leading to hundreds of new socks being donated to shelters in the area.

Balster says. “ The entire student body, faculty and staff gather

It's not only the academics and faith formation that attracts students to

for a traditional Thanksgiving meal in the student center. We set

MTCES, but also the giving spirit and teamwork. Walk through the hallways

a special table for our Hawthorn Glen guests, serve them and sit

of MTCES and you'll feel this giving atmosphere almost immediately, cer-

with them throughout the meal.”

tainly a trait Mother Teresa would be pleased to see within her namesake.

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First grader Landon Pratt was one of many MTCES students who sold magazine subscriptions to raise money for recent hurricane victims.

During "Socktober," students collect socks for homeless shelters.

A student shares the MTCES Thanksgiving Feast with a resident of Hawthorn Glen Nursing Center.

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NOVEMBER 7

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NOVEMBER 16 LADIES' COCKTAIL PARTY ART ON SYMMES Grab your girls for a cocktail party at Art On Symmes on Thursday, November 16 at 5 p.m. Browse the holiday selection and register for gifts you want Santa to bring you from Art On Symmes. Please register in advance: 513.844.2787. This event precedes the Men's Shopping Night in December, where the guys can purchase gifts off your list! ArtOnSymmes.com

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NOVEMBER 16 DINNER DISCUSSION: METABOLISM SULTAN'S MEDITERRANEAN CUISINE Cincinnati Transformation invites you to a community dinner on Thursday, November 16 at 7 p.m. Do you know your metabolic age? Learn about how age affects metabolism and how you can balance your body. Dinner is at Sultan's Mediterranean Cuisine in CONTINUED >

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NOVEMBER 17 WOMEN OF EXCELLENCE AWARDS DINNER & GALA CINCINNATI MARRIOTT NORTH Outstanding women, who through their careers or volunteerism, have enhanced business, education, culture, philanthropy, and provided outstanding service to our region, will be honored on Friday, November 17. The West Chester-Liberty Chamber Alliance's annual event will be held at the Cincinnati Marriott North beginning at 6 p.m. Purchase tickets in advance online. TheChamberAlliance.com/Events

NOVEMBER 18 HARVEST DAY FOREST RUN METROPARK Enjoy the end of fall by joining in on the fun at Harvest Day! Participants will love the face painting, hayrides, sweet treats and much more. Don't miss the Scarecrow Hunt or the Pumpkin Painting Contest! All of this and more on Saturday, November 18 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Forest Run MetroPark in Butler County. GetToTheBC.com

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NOVEMBER 18 SMART WATCH DEMO EVENT DILLARD'S AT LIBERTY CENTER Come out to Dillard's at Liberty Center from on Saturday, November 18 from 12-5 p.m. to get a hands-on look at their newest Smart Watches.

With brand representatives from Movado, Garmin, Michael Kors, Fossil, Kate Spade and more, everyone will be able to find a smart watch to fit his or her style. Refreshments will be served. Dillards.com

NOVEMBER 18 HOLIDAY LIGHTING CEREMONY THE PARK AT LIBERTY CENTER Liberty Center celebrates the season with the annual Holiday Parade and Tree Lighting Ceremony. Guests can enjoy holiday entertainment and activities provided throughout the day leading up to the main

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NOVEMBER 18 WEST CHESTER WINTER FARMERS MARKET MUHLHAUSER BARN As the weather turns cooler, the West Chester Farmers Market moves indoor for the winter months. Buy local throughout the winter beginning Saturday, November 18 from 2-4 p.m. at the Mulhauser Barn. WestChesterOhioFarmersMarket.org

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NOVEMBER 25 SMALL BUSINESS SATURDAY ART ON SYMMES While many shoppers venture out on Black Friday, we encourage you to shop local on Small Business Saturday, November 25. Shop the latest fashions and funky art with special discounts all day at Art On Symmes in Fairfield and Hamilton. The Spicy Olive and many other great local businesses will have specials too. ArtOnSymmes.com TheSpicyOlive.com

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NOVEMBER 25 WELLING & CO. HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE WELLING & CO. JEWELERS Stop by Welling & Co. Jewelers on Saturday, November 25 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for an open house. Get in the holiday spirit by shopping the latest styles—from fun fashion to dazzling diamonds! Enjoy light food and beverages throughout the day and receive 25%* off storewide. *Some exclusions apply. WellingsJewelers.com

NOVEMBER 30-DECEMBER 3 SHOW TIMES VARY CHILDREN OF EDEN PARRISH AUDITORIUM, MIAMI UNIVERSITY HAMILTON The Greater Hamilton Civic Theatre invites you to "Children of Eden" from November 30 to December 3. Sit back and enjoy this classic two-act musical that is based on the Book of Genesis and features a large, vibrant cast. Admission is $17 and more details

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DECEMBER 2 BREAKFAST WITH SANTA LIBERTY HEIGHTS CHURCH Join Liberty Township this holiday season and have a pancake breakfast with Santa! Bring a camera to take your Santa photo, and enjoy a free craft. Tickets may be purchased in advance at the Liberty Township Administration Building. Liberty-Township.com

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Fiehrer Buick GMC (513) 863-8111 FiehrerMotors.com

COMMUNITY EVENTS & ORGANIZATIONS MidPointe Library System (513) 777-3131 MidPointeLibrary.org

DANCE

West Chester Academy (513) 829-2345 WestChesterAcademy.com

DENTISTS & ORTHODONTICS Hickman Orthodontics (513) 874-0200 HickmanOrtho.com

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FOOD & BEVERAGE Village Wines of Glendale (513) 771-6611 VillageWinesGlendale.com

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HOME BUILDERS & REMODELERS Carriage Hill (513) 894-4455 CarriageHillLiving.com

Kitchen Concepts Inc. (513) 531-3838 KConcepts.com

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Shiver Security Systems (513) 719-4000, ext. 101 ShiverSecurity.com

Titan Siding & Roofing (513) 755-7663 TitanSidingandRoofing.com

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RiskSOURCE Clark-Theders (513) 779-2800 RiskSource.com

JEWELRY

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LANDSCAPING The Turf Tailor (513) 295-2782 TheTurfTailor.net

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Lyons & Lyons (513) 777-2222 LyonsandLyonsLaw.com

MEDICAL CLINICS & FACILITIES Center for Foot Care (513) 729-4455 CincinnatiFootCare.com

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Mercy Health Fairfield Healthplex (513) 682-1212 Mercy.com

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Parting Thoughts

ARTICLE

HOW ONE RECRUIT CHANGED EVERYTHING

ABBEY MCMAHON

I

’m sad to admit that Veterans Day has

excitement and heartbreak during a bit-

often come and gone as another day on

tersweet goodbye. Deep down, I knew

my calendar. Although I send my veteran

he would be just fine. He’s a mentally

father a ‘thank you’ text when I think of it,

tough kid who has been preparing

my Veterans Day does not usually focus

physically for more than a year. But

on remembering the immense sacrifices

what kept running through my mind

that service people throughout our

was all of the family gatherings and

country make on a daily basis.

events he would miss over the next

This year will be different. About two

four years, including one very close

months ago my 18-year-old cousin, Nick,

to my heart—my wedding. Though we

left for Marine Corps Recruit Depot San

will have a life-size cut-out of him at

Diego. Nick and I have been close since

the wedding, it just won’t be the same

he was just a baby, and I’ve often felt

without him on the dance floor!

more like an older sister rather than a

As I reflect this Veterans Day, I will

cousin to him and his siblings. When Nick

think not only of my recruit cousin, but

announced to our family that he wanted

of all the people past and present who

to join the Marines a few years ago, his

have made immense sacrifices for our

announcement was met outwardly with

country. I interviewed Air Force Veteran

enthusiasm and encouragement from

Jeff Napier for our story, “Running With

our family. However, inside I know a few

Pride,” this issue, and he described one of

of us were a nervous wreck for him. The

the most difficult sacrifices a military per-

outward pride and joy was sincere, but

son makes is coming home to find that

knowing the life-altering sacrifices and

life has gone on without them.

risk he would someday face was a difficult pill to swallow.

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To Nick, my dad, my grandpa, and all of the current and former military personnel,

When Nick left for boot camp in

we thank you and we salute you. Thank

early September, our family hugged

you for making incredible sacrifices so we

him tightly and cried tears of joy, fear,

can live freely in this country.

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