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Ross and Alter fall in girls soccer regional finals

Plus, a $29 million woolen mill project in Lindenwald moves toward construction.

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Ross and Alter both lose girls soccer regional finals on Saturday

Ross and Alter both lost regional finals Saturday

  • Hamilton Ross0
    Cincinnati Indian Hill1
    FinalDivision III, Region 9 final
  • Kettering Alter1
    Cincinnati Mariemont2
    FinalDivision IV, Region 13 final at Mason High School

Sources: The Enquirer, Dayton Daily News

If you followed Hamilton Ross this fall, the run ended Saturday. The Enquirer's list of regional finals shows Ross lost 1-0 to Cincinnati Indian Hill in the Division III, Region 9 final. Over at Mason High School, Kettering Alter fell 2-1 to Cincinnati Mariemont in the Division IV, Region 13 final.

Alter, ranked No. 2 in the state, outshot top-ranked Mariemont 6-3. Claire Young scored for Mariemont just over five minutes after kickoff. Ella VanDenabeele tied it late in the first half with the first goal Mariemont allowed this postseason, and Addy Zawaly put home the winner with 30:37 to play.

Alter outshot Mariemont but lost 2-⁠1

1Goals2
6Shots3
16Season wins18
4Season losses1

Source: Dayton Daily News

  • Mariemont: 18-1-2, first state semifinal in program history
  • Alter: finishes 16-4-2 and loses six seniors
  • Alter could return 16 sophomores and juniors

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Lindenwald

A long-planned redevelopment of the former Shuler & Benninghofen Woolen Mill is expected to move toward construction, with plans for 127 apartments and about 5,000 square feet of commercial space. Bloomfield/Schon is leading the approximately $29 million project at Pleasant and Williams avenues, and the city has worked with the developer since 2019. WKRC

The woolen mill project plans 127 apartments

$29 million
approximate cost of the Lindenwald project
127
apartments planned
5,000 sq. ft.
of commercial space planned

Source: WKRC

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Ross and Alter fall in girls soccer regional finals

Plus, a $29 million woolen mill project in Lindenwald moves toward construction.

The TLDR

  1. Ross and Alter lose girls soccer regional finals
  2. Lindenwald woolen mill project plans 127 apartments
  3. Joe Nuxhall Hope Center breaks ground in Fairfield
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