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Segann M March

  • Content Manager and Storyteller, Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Evansville, Ohio
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7 developments to watch for in Green Twp. as 2021 unfolds

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By Segann M March
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
Green Township is focused on connectivity, infrastructure development, commercial expansion, and providing opportunities to residents in 2021. According to its strategic plan, the township plans to address public safety, financial stability, community identity, personnel, and economic development in the coming year. Triffon Callos, chairman of the Green Township Board of Trustees, said the township will continue connecting residential neighborhoods to parks, businesses, libraries, and schools.
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Adamo Group demolished power plant stack while worker still missing

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By Segann M March
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
Friends of missing contractor Jamie Fitzgerald are questioning why the Adamo Group is more focused on demolition work than finding him. Fitzgerald, 47, went missing after the roof of a decommissioned power plant in Adams County collapsed on Dec. 9. Rescue crews have been on site for three weeks and his family members still want answers.
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Police: One dead after Christmas Day crash in West Price Hill left one dead

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By Segann M March
| Cincinnati Enquirer Verified
A 58-year-old woman died after sustaining injuries from a crash in West Price Hill on Christmas Eve, according to Cincinnati police. Officers responded to reports of a serious crash at 4411 Glenway Avenue shortly before 7 a.m. Sherry Smith, 39, lost control of her 2007 Honda Odyssey when she crossed the center line and struck another vehicle. Gladys Hutcheon, 58, was the driver of the vehicle struck and sustained "serious injuries" from the crash.
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