Sunday Dec 27 | Marion Star
Back in 1949, television only came in black and white
Today's sentimental journey is taking us to the warm weather of July, 1949, for a brief respite from today's cold weather.
Roads, services, recreation cut
Pothole-riddled roads, fewer leaf and brush pickups, smaller and older police cars, fewer full-time firefighters and public works employees, no jazzercise, and a playground with no jungle gym set.
Mariemont juniors collect toys for Freestore Foodbank
Mariemont High Schoola s junior class collected dozens of toys to benefit the Freestore Foodbank in Over-the-Rhine. a oeEach year the students thoroughly enjoy this labor of love,a said Cheryl Toepfer, faculty advisor.
Mariemont students help brighten Christmas for needy kids
Forty low-income children will have a brighter Christmas this season thanks to students, faculty and staff at Mariemont High School.
Woman's Art Club to host first theatrical performance Jan. 16
The Womana s Art Club will host its first theatrical production of a oeCyranoa at 3 p.m. Saturday, Jan.
Un-Silent Night fundraiser raises voices to support needy families
The Madisonville Education and Assistance Center will hold its a oeUn-Silent Nighta event at 6 p.m. Thursday, Dec.
The Mariemont Planning Commission unanimously agreed at last night's meeting that a condominium proposal fits within the village's new Residence D zoning district.
Deer Park considers grading scale switch
The Deer Park City School District may switch its grading scale to align with other area school districts.
Luke Russell, devoted father, mentor
SHAKER HEIGHTS - Luke Russell, 35, a graduate of Summit Country Day and Miami University in Oxford, collapsed and died Nov.
Bonds, debt discussed for Mariemont schools
The Mariemont City School District is delving deeper into the best way to fund a new facilities plan.
A Grateful Plateful: Thanksgiving Pancake Breakfast on Saturday
Mariemont Community Church is hosting a community-wide Pancake Breakfast on Saturday November 21st from 8:30-10:30am. The breakfast will be held at the Parish Center located at 3908 Plainville Road.
The Mariemont City School District will be transformed with new and renovated schools in the coming decade and how to fund that transformation is a pressing question.
Public hearing set for proposed Mariemont condos
A public hearing on a proposed condominium complex in Mariemont has been scheduled for 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov.
A word to the wise: When you go visit a neighborhood tavern known for its cheeseburgers and wings, that's probably what you should order.
Holiday Sale has new times and dates
New times and dates have been set for the holiday sale at The Barn, Woman's Art Club Cultural Center, in Mariemont.
Mariemont residents approve new zone
A new zoning district in Mariemont that became a contentious issue in the village was overwhelmingly approved by voters Nov.
MARIEMONT - A masked gunman robbed the U.S. Bank, 6940 Madisonville Road, according to police reports.
Mariemont voters overwhelmingly reject levy
Nearly 70 percent of Mariemont voters rejected the village's proposed 4.75-mill operating levy last night.
Mary E. Mooney started fashion fad
Mary E. Mooney could have been in show business. At 23, she had her picture on the cover of Chicago Tribune Magazine - a story in itself - and the photographer observed that she 'looked more like Elizabeth Taylor than Elizabeth Taylor did.' She once wrote a song, 'In the Mood to Have Fun,' and performed it at Moonlite Gardens at Coney Island ...
Mariemont settles on school plan
MARIEMONT - After 14 months of study, community meetings and surveys, the Mariemont School Board on Tuesday unanimously approved a facilities recommendation that will change the face of Mariemont schools.