Miamitown News

Firefighters are able to keep a fire contained to the outside deck at Kreimer's Bier Haus on State Route 128 in Miamitown. via WKRC-TV Cincinnati

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“That deceptively simple product sitting on store shelves has years and years and thousands of person-hours that went into making it work well”

Associated Press Lauren Thaman, Procter & Gamble Co. global director for beauty science, looks thru a mask used to cleanse the ski in her office in Cincinnati. via The Herald

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“I'm going to continue to fight this until I have no breath left. I'll fight this until I die.”

A few hundred people gathered at Fountain Square on Sunday for a rally to support legalizing marijuana - a scene that played out in many U.S. cities this weekend. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

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“I thought, what in the world are all these people doing here?”

Principal scientist Tom Dawson checks on a beaker in a Procter & Gamble Co. research lab in Miamitown, Ohio. via Reading Eagle/Reading Times

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“I thought, what in the world are all these people doing here? It's a bar of soap, for crying out loud!”

Jim Schwartz remembers feeling a little bewildered when he started his job developing beauty care products at Procter & Gamble Co. via International Business Times

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“I didn't want to hit it with my Jeep so I went through the grass on the curb.”

There is a break in the case of stolen sewer grates on the West Side. Nine grates were taken last week on Snyder Road in Green Township. via WKRC-TV Cincinnati

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“We call and they're here. We've always had excellent service and workmanship from Kramer. Steve or (his brother) Bruce are usually involved. It's a plus when you have the company owner working on the project.”

MIAMITOWN - Staying successful in business for a century is an enviable achievement for any company; maintaining that business into a fifth generation of the same family's ownership is rare. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

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“We end up having to jump through hoops and over barrels to get them government help to make repairs”

More... More... High water receding quickly By James Cummings DAYTON -- Sections of the Great Miami River south of Miamisburg were reaching their crests by early afternoon Thursday, March 20, and floodwaters ... via Dayton Daily News

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“It'll definitely bring tears to your eyes when you're watching your house and praying it don't go”

Residents warily watched as rivers continued to rise Thursday from heavy storms that killed more than a dozen people and dumped as much as a foot of rain on the Midwest. via WTOL-TV Toledo

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A break in the rain Thursday allowed flood waters to recede across much of the Buckeye State. via Daily-Jeff.com

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