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Applications due by July 30 for open Washington Twp. trustee position

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By Michael Kurtz Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Washington Twp. is accepting applications until July 30 to fill the trustee position made vacant by the death of Sharon Lowry on July 21. Washington Twp. residents have until 4 p.m. Thursday, July 30, to apply to become the township’s next trustee, succeeding Sharon Lowry, who died July 21. Eligible applicants must be at least 18 years old, a U.S. citizen, have lived in Washington Twp. for at least 30 days before applying, and consent to an Ohio BCI/FBI background check provided by the township.
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Warren County Park Board rescinds proposed property tax levy for November

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By Michael Kurtz Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
(From left) Warren County Park District Chief Executive Officer Matt Latham, and board members Wendy Monroe, Ben Yoder and Chris Hice, discuss funding options during the board’s July 24 meeting. Warren County voters will not be asked for a property tax to support the park system after the park board on Friday, July 24, voted unanimously to rescind a Resolution of Necessity to put a 0.7-mill levy on the November ballot.
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Franklin Schools weigh income tax levy and property tax rollback for November ballot

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By Michael Kurtz Verified
| Dayton Daily News Verified
Franklin City Schools will ask voters in November to approve a 1.25% earned income tax while rolling back property tax by 1 mill. If approved, the district plans to restore all bussing and full-day kindergarten and lower pay-to-participate fees. Franklin City Schools will return to the polls in November likely with a compromise appeal to a voter base that has repeatedly rejected a series of income and property tax measures for years.
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