Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 8th of September.
Good morning, Hamilton.
🏘️ Community
MetroParks of Butler County is finalizing trail construction at Davidson Woods, a 168-acre park in Hanover Township that will open this fall with creek access and remnant old-growth wilderness.
The project is funded by Clean Ohio grants + American Rescue Plan Act funds.
🎭 Culture
Dent Schoolhouse will celebrate its 30th season starting Sept.
11 with a new audio system, renovated basement, and added features that boost the spooky experience; ticket prices will remain unchanged. The attraction in Green Township runs through Nov. 1 (including Mr. Shady, dubbed a dream dealer).
🎓 Education
Today, Lakota elementary students cross busy streets without district aides after staff were removed for certification reasons, leaving parents worried about safety.
The district is working with law enforcement and local township officials to develop new crosswalk safety measures.
Goldfish Swim School is offering free, 30-minute play-based swim lessons for infants four to eight months old at its Anderson Township + Kenwood and West Chester locations.
The program teaches water safety and builds confidence year-round for families seeking early swim education.
🏛️ Government
Hamilton County launched the 'Who Dey to Madrid' promotion this week to offer 50% off passport photo fees for Bengals fans wearing team gear at offices in downtown Cincinnati, Red Bank and Seven Hills, with applicants needing fees, ID and forms ahead of the Nov.
8 game in Madrid.
🏥 Health
Cincinnati Children's Hospital will send its Mobile Care Center on alternating monthly visits starting Sept.
9 at Colerain High School and Oct. 14 at Northwest High School, offering primary & preventive care from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on the second Wednesday each month for Northwest Local School District students.
🏈 Sports
Hundreds of community members celebrated West Side Little League all-stars on Monday night (Monday, Sept.
7) after finishing fourth in the world at the Little League World Series. The team enjoyed a Corvette cruise through downtown and a party at Marcum Park.
Hamilton celebrated the Hamilton West Side Little League team's strong World Series run with a parade on Monday night from the team facility to Marcum Park.
Coaches and players rode in luxury cars + fans gathered to cheer their efforts.
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