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Elections commission complaint: Southwest Ohio Republican Allen Freeman didn t report 2020 expenditures

But the Pierce Township trustee lost a three-way race anyway. Now, a complaint filed against Freeman for possible campaign finance violations offers a window into how Householder backed candidates in ways that strained, if not broke, the rules of legal politicking. Householder wanted to shore up support in his Republican caucus, adding to the veto-proof majority the GOP already had. That included picking candidates like Freeman and supporting them financially. Free help? As part of Team Householder, Freeman received benefits such as slick campaign ads, political consulting and campaign help from Householder s own son, but Freeman s campaign never paid for any of it, according to a complaint filed with the Ohio Elections Commission by Clermont County Republican Chris Hicks.

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Months after coal plant demolitions, waste still sits in Ohio River as Army Corps orders cleanup

Months after coal plant demolitions, waste still sits in Ohio River as Army Corps orders cleanup Lot Tan and last updated 2021-04-25 12:13:46-04 NEW RICHMOND, Ohio â Clermont County residents were shocked in February when a smokestack from the retired Walter C. Beckjord power plant toppled into the Ohio River. But emails obtained by the WCPO 9 I-Team show that wasnât the first time demolition crews left bricks, mortar and pieces of metal in the water. Now, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has ordered contractors to clean up the mess it made in a river that provides drinking water for 5 million people and serves as the recreational play area for thousands of boaters, tubing children and jet skiers during the summer.

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Amelia Walmart reopened after bomb threat causes evacuation

Amelia Walmart reopened after bomb threat causes evacuation The store was evacuated as police and firefighters responded to the threat. (Source: Philippe, Joyce) By Jared Goffinet | April 7, 2021 at 12:12 PM EDT - Updated April 7 at 12:12 PM AMELIA, Ohio (FOX19) - The Walmart in Amelia is back open after it was evacuated Tuesday for a bomb threat. Someone called the Amelia Walmart pharmacy on Tuesday and made a bomb threat, Pierce Township police said. The store was evacuated as police and firefighters responded to the threat. K-9 teams with the Cincinnati Police Department checked Walmart for possible devices, which turned up empty, according to police.

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Police: Altercation at gas station in Pierce Township sends customer, employee to hospital

Police: Altercation at gas station in Pierce Township sends customer, employee to hospital
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Cincinnati weather: Flooding continues Friday morning Cool, dry weather for the rest of the week

Cincinnati weather: Flooding continues Friday morning. Cool, dry weather for the rest of the week Quinlan Bentley, Cincinnati Enquirer Replay Video UP NEXT Flooding is expected to continue into Friday morning, with otherwise cool, dry weather forecast for the remainder of the week. A flood warning remains in effect for the Ohio River at Cincinnati until Saturday evening, according to the National Weather Service in Wilmington, Ohio. A flood stage of 56.8 feet was recorded Thursday evening. As of 6 a.m. Friday the river was at 56.33 feet. The river is expected to rise to a crest of 56.8 feet early Friday morning. It will then fall below flood stage early Saturday afternoon, forecasters said.

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