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Hillsboro City Council OKs long-discussed sewer rate increase
Months of discussion, questions and revisions led to Hillsboro City Council members approving a sewer rate increase for the city with no further comments at their Tuesday, Nov. 10 meeting. The meeting was held two days early this month due to a scheduling conflict. As previously reported, the city is...
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Waverly tabs familiar face to lead girls basketball program
WAVERLY — When Waverly’s girls basketball program officially begins its season, it’ll be doing so with a new head coach for the first time in 18 years. However, the Tigers won't have to look far for familiarity. Mark Hannah has been tabbed to replace John Bonifield as the Tigers’ leader. Hannah has spent the last eight seasons as an assistant coach under Bonifield. Before that time, he helped with both Waverly and Piketon’s boys hoops programs. And, in the offseason, he runs the Arctic Rush AAU program. RELATED: Introducing 10 girls basketball players around Chillicothe to keep an eye on this winter Needless to say, he fits into his new position like a glove. “I’ve been around these girls since they were just starting basketball in the third grade. I see them every day in the building. With that, the familiarity is there,” Hannah said. “They know my personality, they know how I communicate, they know how I want to play, and most importantly, they know that I trust and believe in them. If you can build that relationship with your players, and they know you genuinely care, I believe they’ll run through a brick wall for you.” In his
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88 cats, dog rescued from home with ‘extremely high’ ammonia levels: Court docs
MILFORD, Ohio (WXIX) - A fire department had to ventilate a Milford home where nearly 100 cats and a dog were living, according to Clermont County court records. Tonya Parrish is charged with prohibitions concerning companion animals for what was going on at the Bee Lane home, court records say.