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Would-be hijacker's apology too late
NORWOOD, Ohio - At a time when the world still was getting accustomed to the term "plane hijacking," 14-year-old David Booth was in the headlines for one.
Would-be Hijackera s Apology Too Late
NORWOOD, Ohio a 'David Booth was in the headlines for attempting to hijack an airplane when the world was still getting used to the term a oeplane hijacking.a oe In November 1969, the then 14-year-old high school freshman made an abortive attempt to hijack a Delta flight at then-Greater Cincinnati Airport.
Newark board names 6 superintendent candidates
NEWARK - The Newark Board of Education will interview five current superintendents and an out-of-state associate superintendent for the district's superintendent opening during interviews next week.
More of your Riverbend memories
'We have seen Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, Dan Fogelberg, Shawn Colvin - to name a few of the many great acts we have seen at Riverbend.
Get an early start on the Fourth of July holiday during Hamilton Township's Independence Celebration, from 6 to 11 p.m. at Testerman Park, 8373 Maineville Road, Hamilton Township.
Free Gift Cards Being Offered At New Kroger Store
If you want to grab some great deals on groceries, then you might want to head over to Norwood Thursday morning.
'Wrong people' in Rookwood brawl
A 37-year-old South Fairmount woman says police made a mistake when they accused her, her 20-year-old son and a 14-year-old boy in connection with a brawl Monday at Norwood's Rookwood Commons shopping area.
Deer runs into Cincy Whole Foods store
NORWOOD, Ohio -- A deer scampered into the Whole Foods store in Rookwood Commons in Norwood on Friday, forcing the business to close before the animal was tranquilized and carried out.
BLUE ASH - At a time when many communities are slashing budgets and losing businesses, Blue Ash is holding steady.
Deer Enters Ohio Grocery Store, Hangs Around Bakery
Never mind the lack of fingers and thumb for grasping a door handle; the automatic sliding door at a grocery store in suburban Cincinnati worked just fine for a 100-pound male deer.
Springfield Twp. man accused of rape
A 24-year-old man was arrested Wednesday after he was indicted earlier this week on charges of rape and gross sexual imposition.
Explosive Found in Norwood Woods
A bomb squad called into Norwood Tuesday afternoon, after someone walking through some woods near the public works building on Duck Creek Road and Harris found what appeared to be some old military ordinance.
Bomb Squad Investigating Box Of Ammo Found In Norwood
The Norwood Police Department and the Cincinnati Bomb Squad are investigating a suspicious box found in a creek bed.
Police Search For Windsor Burton
Local 12 is working with CrimeStoppers to track down the most wanted criminals in your neighborhood.
How to Decode a Chevrolet Vin Tag
In this article I'll try to demystify your Chevrolet vin tag, to do this right I'll need to talk just a little about what the numbers mean first, and then I'll talk about how to decode the numbers, it's not as difficult as it may seem.
$750K Bond For Man Charged With Shooting Wife, Initiating Chase
The man who allegedly shot his estranged wife before leading police on a wild chase across Evanston and the Norwood Lateral earlier his week faced a judge on Friday.
Man Shoots Wife, Leads Wild Police Chase
A man accused of shooting his estranged wife Wednesday night, then leading officers on a wild chase going the wrong way on a busy local interstate is now behind bars.
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Police investigate Norwood UDF robbery Police may have a difficult time finding the gunman accused of holding up a Norwood convenience store overnight because of the colorful way he reportedly concealed his identity.
Grants shed light on needs of poor
NORWOOD - As representatives of 20 Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky nonprofits last week detailed how they were spending emergency grants made via the Greater Cincinnati Foundation, snapshots of economic crisis melded into themes.
Former Oxford Press editor recalled for love of community
Bob White, the editor/publisher of The Oxford Press for nearly 30 years died today, Thursday, May 21, at The Knolls of Oxford extended care facility, where he had been living for several months following a fall in which he broke his hip Feb.
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