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Three set to graduate from You-Turn Drug Court - Wilmington News Journal
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Impacted residents oppose solar project in southern Clinton County
By Gary Huffenberger - ghuffenberger@wnewsj.com
Kirk McMillan from the New Vienna area participates in the public forum.
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The Clinton County Common Pleas Courtroom gallery was full for a forum about a proposed solar power generation facility in the county.
Gary Huffenberger | News Journal
WILMINGTON At a public forum about a proposed 300-megawatt solar power generation facility in southern Clinton County, county commissioners made it clear they’ve already taken steps to guard the county’s best interest.
The special evening session of the Board of Clinton County Commissioners was held to allow residents who will be directly impacted by the potential Yellow Wood Solar Energy Center project a chance to raise concerns and ask questions.
Six more graduates to be recognized at 8th drug docket graduation
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WILMINGTON – Six more graduates of the You-Turn Recovery Docket will be recognized at the upcoming ceremony of the specialized drug program which is a component of Clinton County Common Pleas Court.
The event will be Thursday, May 27 at 7 p.m. at the Elevation Church, 107 Eagle-Martin Drive, Blanchester, according to Clinton County Common Pleas Court Judge John W. “Tim” Rudduck.
Judge Rudduck, who established the court in 2014, said this will increase the number of graduates from the docket to 37. Graduates have completed rigorous requirements of the minimum 18-month substance use recovery program.