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Nearly a quarter of the nation's 500 largest school districts have changed superintendents this past year. That follows a trend in recent years that has persisted since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Mt. Healthy, Princeton, Milford, and Clinton-Massie schools will face tough choices in the coming year.
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Climate action plans prepare governments to mitigate the effects of climate change. Just a couple cities in Southwest Ohio have them. In Milford, individuals and a local organization are trying to create the city's first one.
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The Ohio EPA, Clermont County and Goshen Township will begin removing trash from acres of land that had been used as an illegal dump for years.
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Through Green Umbrella's Climate Action Fellowship Program, three local cities will develop plans to promote sustainability, resident wellbeing and solutions for climate change.
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Though critics agree Milford's appointment process is legal, some expressed disappointment that the board didn't ask for more community input before selecting candidates.
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While Milford's process is in line with Ohio law and board members appointing new board members is common, some — including a former member and other candidates vying for the position — say the current method is unfair and will create a school board that isn't representative of the community.
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Guy Fieri filmed the show April 18 while in town to film at Lucius Q and attend Jeff Ruby's 75th birthday.
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The Environmental Protection Agency wants to know what people think of a plan to deal with dirty groundwater in Milford. An aquifer is contaminated with volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and was placed on the Superfund national priorities list 10 years ago.
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FC Cincinnati will build a training facility in Milford, the club announced Tuesday. Pending local government approval, the team will construct a facility…