Eastern Hills Journal 11/28/18 by Enquirer Media

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Cincinnati OKs $1.9M for Oakley gateway Jeanne Houck incinnati Enquirer USA TODAY NETWORK

Large signage spelling out “OAKLEY” soon will identify the eastern approach to the neighborhood’s Madison Road business district, which also will be made more pedestrian friendly. Cincinnati City Council has agreed to appropriate $1.9 million to upgrade two pedestrian bridges that span Madison between Vandercar Way and Brazee Street. The bridge nearer Vandercar Way will bear the “OAKLEY” signage. “Both pedestrian bridge decks are going to be replaced, along with new railing, lighting under the bridges, lighting over the bridges and a gateway sign on the eastern most pedestrian bridge seen as you are heading into the business district,” said Oakley Community Council board member Kenny McNutt, cofounder of MadTree Brewing at 3301 Madison Road. “This will improve the walkability of Oakley, which will help all businesses in Oakley.” Money for the project will come from a variety of sources, including city of Cincinnati economic development and street improvement funds, plus proceeds from the sale of property. Cincinnati City Council approved the funding as an emergency ordinance so construction could begin as soon as possible. Cincinnati has scheduled it to be completed by the end of 2019. The pedestrian bridges spanning Madison Road in Oakley were built in 1959. Upgrading the eastern gateway to the neighborhood business district has been an element of city of Cincinnati and Oakley Community Council plans since 1982. It’s the third and final phase of a larger revitalization plan for Oakley’s business district. Work in the first two phases, which ended in 2011,included: ❚ Traffic and pedestrian improvements in and

Two pedestrian bridges at the eastern end of the Oakley Madison Road business district are going to be upgraded. JEANNE HOUCK/THE ENQUIRER

around Oakley Square. An intersection was reconﬁgured and an esplanade with space for live music and other events was expanded. ❚ Streetscape and safety improvements in the Madison Road business district corridor, with new sidewalks installed along its length. “When Vince Schirmer and I ﬁrst started raising

money for this project back in 2004, we received a $30,000 grant to study how we could upgrade the infrastructure of Oakley’s business district,” Oakley Community Council board member Dave Schaﬀ said. “I would have never dreamed we would have ended up with nearly $12 million in capital improvements for our neighborhood.”

Police seeking culprit of up to $10K in damage at Blue Ash Sports Center

Vandalism at Blue Ash Sports Center. PROVIDED BY THE CITY OF BLUE ASH

Someone caused between $8,000 and $10,000 worth of damage to the Blue Ash Sports Center on Grooms Road. Police are looking for the culprit. Damage included overturned trash cans in the concession area and bathrooms by Field B. In the men's and women's bathrooms, mirrors were broken, and stall doors were damaged. The Blue Ash Sports Center, which opened in 1997, is a 37-acre facility with baseball and soccer fields used by high school teams and youth sports associations. Officer Jason Asbury found the damage during a routine check of the sports center at around 4:15 a.m. Nov. 16, according to police reports. A homeless man who sometimes sleeps in the bathroom to shelter from the cold was in the men’s bathroom getting ready to go to his job when Asbury arrived. He told the officer the bathrooms were destroyed when he arrived at 11 p.m. the night before. He told police he didn’t touch anything except to clear one area of glass shards so he could lay down to sleep.

Police are questioning the man, but do not consider him a suspect. There was also damage in the main building. Windows and a door were broken, and computer equipment including a Dell computer and a modem were damaged. Nothing appeared to be missing. Police found footprints on the soccer field between building and the bathroom that was damaged. There was a large expletive written into the snow near the main building. Security from a nearby Kroger caught two vehicles pulling into the front lot near Grooms Road entering and exiting from the north but it's not clear enough to identify vehicles. A sports center employee told police no employees were fired or had any problems recently. While the center gets graffiti or tampering from time to time, this is the first time that something to this magnitude occurred at the sports complex. If you have any information about this incident, call the Blue Ash Police Department at 513-745-8555.

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BRIEFLY Great Parks Winter Bird Count Dec. 8 The public is invited to participate in the Great Parks Winter Bird Count on Saturday, Dec. 8, at various parks. Great Parks personnel have been collecting data on avian trends in Hamilton County this way for more than 45 years. You don’t need to be an expert to participate in the guided groups during the free event. The count will be held from 8:30 to 11 a.m. at these parks: ❚ Glenwood Gardens at the Gatehouse, 10397 Springﬁeld Pike in Woodlawn. ❚ Miami Whitewater Forest at the visitor center, 9001 Mt. Hope Road in Crosby Township. ❚ Sharon Woods at the Sharon Centre, 1450 Lebanon Road in Sharonville. ❚ Winton Woods at the Winton Centre, 10245 Winton Road in Greenhills. Afterward and until 1 p.m., everyone is invited for a ﬁnal tally, hot drinks and bird-themed activities in the Ellenwood Nature Barn at the Farbach-Werner Nature

Preserve at 3455 Poole Road in Colerain Township. This also is free, and you do not need to have participated in the bird count to attend.

BLUE ASH The city wants to change ward boundaries to balance population Blue Ash is considering redistricting to balance the population in its City Council wards. The city is proposing a redistricting plan to balance the number of people in each of its ﬁve wards. It’s been 16 years since the last time the city redrew its wards. The proposed plan would balance the wards so each has about 1,210 households and would keep neighborhoods together. The plan also keeps wards contiguous and uses streets, property lines, railroad, or other apparent boundaries. Oﬃcials said the plan tries to minimize the number of boundary changes. The city is considering three redistricting options. City Council is tentatively scheduled to vote on the redistricting during a meeting set for 7 p.m. Monday,

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Vocalists from the Sycamore Community Singers rehearse Christmas music for the holiday season. DON BEDWELL/PROVIDED

Two choral groups sing for the holidays at Madeira church St. Paul Community United Methodist Church of Madeira will host two respected local choral groups in a pair of December holiday concerts. The Young Professionals Choral Collective will take the St. Paul stage at 3 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 9, while the Sycamore Community Singers will perform at 7:45 p.m. Friday, Dec. 14. Both groups will sing in the church’s festively decorated sanctuary at 8221 Miami Road. The Young Professionals group is an innovative musical ensemble that combines Cincinnati’s love of singing, socializing and culture for young men and women between 21 and 45. Every December the YPCC’s Community Carolers, organized and directed by Kelly Ann Nelson, spread holiday cheer throughout the region with their music.

The group’s appearance at the church will be part of the annual St. Paul Presents concert series. As with all concerts in that series, no admission will be charged but attendees will be invited to help support the long-running musical series. The Sycamore Community Singers’ Dec. 14 concert will be directed by Linda Gartner, a retired Sycamore Community School District music teacher who founded the adult volunteer choir in 2016. She says the choral group “sings sacred and secular vocal music with emphasis on excellence, camaraderie and fun.” Sixty of the choral group’s 115 vocalists, who range in age from 20 to 84, will sing in the holiday program at St. Paul. Many of the singers recently completed a concert tour of Austria and Germany. Don Bedwell

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Wine-soaked raisins a simple, sophisticated treat Rita’s Kitchen Rita Heikenfeld

Sometimes the simplest recipes are the best. The Chardonnay-soaked golden raisins I’m sharing ﬁt that description. Not only is it easy, it’s quite sophisticated and morphs from appetizer to gift from the kitchen. I had a Kentucky reader concerned about chocolate with a whitish coating that developed on top. “What is it and should I toss it?” he asked. Read on to ﬁnd out.

Readers want to know What is that white or gray stuﬀ on chocolate? Is it safe to eat? First, the chocolate is perfectly safe to eat, it’s just not the prettiest kid on the block. White ﬂecks, spots, streak, gray splotches are signs of either what’s called a “fat” or “sugar” bloom. Both are natural occurrences. Here’s why: Fat bloom: Occurs usually from temperature changes. Looks like a waxy whitish coating that forms due to cocoa butter or milk fats moving through and winding up crystalizing on the surface. You’ll see gray splotches on the chocolate. (It occurs more in less expensive chocolates that haven’t been tempered as well as the more expensive ones. Tempering is a process that stabilizes the sugars and fats). Sugar bloom:Occurs usually from moisture in the package drawing out the sugars, making them crystalize on the surface. This bloom is usually dry and might make your chocolate feel a bit sandy or gritty. Preventing fat/sugar bloom: Store chocolate in a cool environment. Some experts say the best temperature is 64 degrees. I have stored mine in the door of the refrigerator and in the pantry with equal success. Fixing fat/sugar bloom: No worries. If you don’t want to eat it, just melt it down. (I had to do this with some chocolate clusters I made).

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Chardonnaysoaked raisins served with brie and slices of baguette make an elegant appetizer. RITA HEIKENFELD FOR THE COMMUNITY PRESS

Chardonnay-soaked golden raisins No vanilla beans on hand? Sub in a tablespoon of real (not artiﬁcial) vanilla. Double or triple this recipe if you like. Ingredients

Remove from heat, add vanilla bean, seeds and raisins. Let set 12 hours or so at room temperature. Drain raisins and bean, reserve liquid.

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Return liquid to pan and bring to boil. You’ll have about 11⁄4cups. Reduce to 1⁄3 cup. The sauce will be deep amber. Stir in raisins and bean.

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Place a wedge of Brie, goat cheese, or your favorite, on a cracker or small toasted baguette, top with raisins.

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Viewpoints Due process is basically fair treatment under the law Brien Miller Guest Columnist Community Press USA TODAY NETWORK

Every profession has words that matter. In the legal community, we call these “terms of art.” Most professions have rules or norms. In America, many of these universal truths are demanded throughout our entire society because they are necessary for freedom; based on our common heritage; and were forged through the blood, sweat, and tears of those who came before us. One of those such universal truths is the idea that everyone deserves due process. This concept has been bandied about a great deal lately (think Kava-

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the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments act as safeguards in the administration of justice. They protect us from the unfair denial of life, liberty, or property by the government. In fact, there are two diﬀerent types of due process. Substantive due process protects against laws that are unfair because they oﬀend things like fundamental rights that are “implicit in the concept of ordered liberty;” are “deeply rooted in American history and traditions;” or are especially important to “discreet and insular minorities.” This means that substantive due process protects individuals and groups from the majority enacting laws that threaten their most basic rights. Simply stated, laws must be fair. And when they threaten basic

rights, they can’t be fair, no matter how many people favor them. Procedural due process protects people from the government by ensuring that procedures are fair. That means that we can expect notice when we are required to appear in court, an impartial trier of fact (and law), and the right to be heard when our interests (life, liberty, or property) are threatened. The reason that we should all embrace and protect due process is that we should all consider one other universal truth - people only submit to processes they trust. And for our processes to be trusted, they must be fair to us all. Brien Miller is an attorney who lives in Blue Ash and practices with the Meadows Law Firm in West Chester.

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Blue Ash City Council model’s effective community collaboration Blue Ash City council was set to vote on Nov. 8 to tear down the Hazelwood Community Center. Many concerned residents passionately spoke to council members during the public speaking portion of the meeting. After hearing our pleas and how the community had been excluded from the decision-making process, council agreed by a 5-2 ma-

jority to table the vote and meet with the Hazelwood Community Association on Nov. 13.. Mayor Tom Ademac, Vice Mayor Marc Sirkin, council member Jeff Capell, and many members of the Blue Ash Parks and Recreation Office met to listen to each other with the focus on community collaboration. City officials agreed to work with the

Hazelwood community in a collaboration to create a plan of facility utilization rather than facility demolition that best ﬁts not only the Hazelwood community, but also the City of Blue Ash. The Hazelwood Community Association has never been so proud to see collective action by the neighborhood be met with understanding from City Council. The City of

Blue Ash should be proud to have elected oﬃcials who take the time to listen to communities. We should all be proud of how working together in this divisive time, can lead to more collaboration with local governments and local communities. Jesse Maxwell Blue Ash

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Sports Backstory: New Reds skipper’s Moeller legacy Scott Springer Cincinnati Enquirer USA TODAY NETWORK

It was a ﬁrst for Mike Cameron. Though long employed by the Cincinnati Reds as an oﬃcial scorekeeper, he had never witnessed an actual, “live” press conference involving the team. For Cameron, this was more than just a routine press conference. Now, if the new manager of the Cincinnati Reds, David Bell, has a question about a scoring decision, he’ll be calling his old high school coach. Prior to his professional baseball experience as a player and a coach, David Bell was a three-year starter for Mike Cameron at Moeller High School. Bell also played basketball and was inducted into the Moeller Athletic Hall of Fame in 2001.

David Bell, Moeller class of 1990, is the new manager of the Cincinnati Reds. PROVIDED

“That was exciting,” Cameron said after the press gathering. “I’ve got to pinch myself. I look back and say, ‘Golly, has God ever blessed me to have a career like this?’ I’ve got to be honest, when I started I was just hoping I’d get a kid to be an all-conference player and maybe win a league title. I’ve been blessed.” Cameron, who still coaches junior varsity at the school, coached varsity at Moeller for 39 seasons winning four state titles (including 1989 with Bell), ﬁve regional championships, 10 district titles and 17 sectional titles. From that crew came several big leaguers, including Bell and a couple of familiar Reds/ Cooperstown inductees in Barry Larkin and Ken Griﬀey Jr. Cameron and Moeller freshman coach Ron Roth, who also scores Reds games, have seen more baseball royalty

than most. “David was a pretty good player,” Cameron said. “The big thing that separated him was his baseball IQ. I never had a kid that had the baseball mental part down like he did. High school kids can’t always handle it, which you expect.” Like his father Buddy was in the big leagues, David was the third baseman at Moeller. He had 96 career hits, including 18 doubles in his junior season. Considering the high school season is about two months, depending on the postseason, the numbers are impressive. Bell played 1988-1990 along with another Crusader who went pro, Adam Hyzdu, brother of current Moeller president Marshall Hyzdu. See BELL , Page 2B

Introducing 2018-19 All-Enquirer preseason basketball teams Melanie Laughman, Shelby Dermer, John Snodgrass and James Weber Cincinnati Enquirer USA TODAY NETWORK

The Cincinnati Enquirer would like to introduce the 2018-2019 All-Enquirer preseason basketball teams, a new tradition to kick oﬀ the hoops seasons in Ohio and Northern Kentucky. The players were chosen by the high school staﬀ based on statistics, strength of competition and history with their varsity teams.

Ohio DI boys G - Miles McBride, Moeller A West Virginia signee, McBride missed most of his junior season due to a football injury but he did return late in the postseason. The 6-foot-2 McBride scored 14 points in last year's state championship game, helping the Crusaders claim their fourth state title in school history and first since 2007. McBride is ranked as the No. 5 overall recruit in Ohio's 2019 class and the No. 26 point guard in the country. G - Nathan Stockman, St. Xavier Stockman (6-foot-1) was named firstteam all-Greater Catholic League-South last season as well as honorable mention all-district. He averaged 12.4 points and led the GCL-S during the regular season with 1.9 steals per game. F - Alec Pfriem, Moeller The GCL-S leader in assists last season, the 6-foot-5 Pfriem averaged 4.1 dimes per game. He also averaged 5.3 rebounds and 7.7 points per outing and was a major part of Moeller's statechampionship run. He was named firstteam all-league and third-team all-district. Pfriem gave his verbal commitment to Bellarmine University in October. F - Nic Smith, Walnut Hills The only non-senior on our DI team, the 6-foot-5 junior was named firstteam all-Eastern Cincinnati Conference

Miles McBride of Moeller High School

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and honorable mention all-district last season. Smith averaged 11.1 points and 6.1 rebounds per game as a sophomore. C - Abba Lawal, Withrow The 6-foot-11 Lawal is one of the premier shot blockers in the state. He averaged 2.3 blocks per game last year, earning first-team all-ECC and honorable mention all-district honors. He nearly averaged a double-double, too, with 9.9 points and 11.5 rebounds per game last season. He holds a handful of DI offers. DI girls G - Gabbie Marshall, Mount Notre Dame A three-time first-team all-Girls Greater Catholic League performer, Marshall signed to play basketball at

Iowa in November. She was named ﬁrstteam all-district and second-team allstate as a junior. The 5-foot-8 senior guard helped led the Cougars to a state title as a sophomore and averaged 15.6 points, 3.0 steals and 2.9 rebounds per game last season. G - Alexa Fleming, Mercy McAuley The Mercy McAuley junior is one of the premier players in the GGCL. She averaged 12.8 points, 4.4 rebounds, 3.1 steals and 2.0 assists per game last season. The 5-foot-5 guard was named ﬁrst-team all-GGCL and honorable mention all-district last season. She gave her verbal commitment to Bowling Green State University in August. G - Sammie Puisis, Mason

The two-time Player of the Year in the Greater Miami Conference, Puisis is one of the most sought-after recruits in the state of Ohio. Averaging 16.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 2.9 steals per game last season, the 6-foot-2 force was named ﬁrst-team all-state and the district Player of the Year as a junior. Puisis signed with Florida State in November and is ranked as the No. 37 overall recruit in the country by ESPN. F -Jilian Hayes, Loveland Hayes was named ﬁrst-team allEastern Cincinnati Conference, secondteam all-district and honorable mention all-state during her sophomore camSee BASKETBALL , Page 2B

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paign. The 6-foot-2 forward averaged 15.6 points, 8.6 rebounds, 3.3 steals and 1.4 blocks last season. She currently holds several DI oﬀers and is likely to pick up many more over her ﬁnal two high school seasons. F - Kennedi Myles, Walnut Hills Myles has been named the Player of the Year in the ECC the past two seasons. Myles was also named secondteam all-district and honorable mention all-state as a junior. The 5-foot-11 forward signed to play ball at Miami in November. Last season she averaged 14.4 points, 9.7 rebounds, 2.5 steals, 1.9 assists and 1.0 blocks per game. DII boys G – Joey Edmonds, Wyoming G – Demarco Bradley Jr, Taft F – C.J. Napier, Fenwick F/C- Evan Prater, Wyoming

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Cameron also coached Bell’s brothers, Ricky and Mike who also had pro careers. Buddy Bell would come on occasion to watch his kids and his former coach. That’s right, in the first of his 39 seasons as Moeller’s head coach, Cameron also had David Bell’s father on the roster. He had to overcome coaching the son of a major leaguer (former Red Gus Bell) early. “That was my first year,” Cameron said. “He played second base. They (Bells) would come and go down right-field or left-field out of the way. They didn’t interfere with you at all. Gus would a lot of times be up in his car. If Buddy would do something, make a play, get a hit, you’d hear this little beep on the horn.” Gus Bell assured Cameron that he’d

F – Chris’Seon Stringer, Taft DII girls G – Paige Garr, Goshen G – Emily Byrne, McNicholas F/C – Emma Broerman, Badin . F/C – Clarissa Craig, Roger Bacon F/C – Sky Thomas, Wyoming DIII/IV boys G – Mark Wise, Deer Park G – Brice Hill, Seven Hills F – Javonta Lyons, Purcell Marian F– Eric Hoeﬀel, Madeira C/F – Michael McCants, Gamble Montessori DIII/IV girls G – Aaliyah Johnson, Cincinnati Christian G – Sabrina DelBello, Cincinnati Country Day F/C – Sha'Dai Hale-Frater, Purcell Marian F/C – Alexis Chase, Williamsburg F – Malorie Wilson, Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy

had his day in the sun and never interfered. Same with every Bell he dealt with from there. “They’re very genuine and humble,” Cameron said of the Bell family. “It’s a great family.” As David Bell moves back into the area, he and his wife are the parents of an 11-year-old daughter and a younger son. Should fans want to follow the baseball bloodlines, David Bell’s son is named Gus. Cameron may not get to coach him, but it’s a safe bet the young lad will be introduced to a baseball if he’s not sleeping with one already. As for those he coaches now, some aren’t aware that a pair of Hall of Famers and now a major league manager once looked at a line-up card authored by Cameron to see where they were hitting. “That’s OK,” Cameron said chuckling. “I kind of like it that way anyway. Hopefully, they listen to me because I’m their coach. I enjoy it. That’s why I keep doing it.”

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Down Home Christmas Craft Show set for Dec. 1 George Rooks Guest columnist

Howdy folks. It won’t be long before old St. Nick will be here. The Thanksgiving season is over, and I hope you had a good family gathering and plenty to eat. The Bethel Lions Club provided a Thanksgiving meal to a family of seven in Bethel. I went to Kroger and met a lady from the family to pick out what they wanted for the meal. The Monroe Grange at Nickelsville furnished a Thanksgiving meal in Monroe Township for a family of ﬁve. The mother met with me to pick out what they wanted. The cost for the two meals was paid for by the Lions Club and the Grange. I thank the Bethel and Monroe schools for helping to ﬁnd a family for us to support. The Shepherd House is having a Down Home Christmas Craft Show from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 1. I hope to be able to set up my crafts. Don’t forget that they have moved to the area where the Harlow Tractor Sales used to be in Bethel across from the Methodist Church. The Catholic Church in Bethel that has the food pantry the second Friday of each month has

changed the date to Nov. 30. The church had their craft show on the earlier date, so the food pantry had to be changed. Talked to Mike at the Boars Head Bait Shop and he has made his bait shop look like a log cabin. I haven’t seen it yet, but I will this week. This will be the ﬁrst Thanksgiving for him without his grandma. It will be lonely. I talked to the Grant’s Business in Milford and they have lots of Christmas trees including some to plant. They also have cut trees, decorations, candies, and plenty of gifts. The train display opens Friday so go see it. They spent a lot of time and expense getting it ready. I hope to get down to their place next week. I miss not being able to play Santa for them but “Old Man Time” has caught up with me. When I had Ruth Ann, it was a diﬀerent world for

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Art Galleries & Exhibits Collecting Calligraphy: Arts of the Islamic World 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. Free. cincinnatiartmuseum.org. Life: Gillian Wearing 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. Ticket includes admission to The Fabric of India Members: Free General Admission: $12 Seniors: $6 College Students: $6 Children 6-17: $6. cincinnatiartmuseum.org. The Fabric of India 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Cincinnati Art Museum, 953 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. $12, $6 seniors, college students and ages 6-17. Free ages under 5 and museum members. cincinnatiartmuseum.org.

Business & Networking Business Connection (After-Hours networking) 4 p.m., McCauly’s Pub, 6750 Fields Ertel Road, Sharonville.

Education Young Rembrandts Preschool Drawing Classes for Kids (ages 4-6) 9:15-10 a.m., Evendale Cultural Arts Center, 10500 Reading Road, Evendale. Tuition $57 per 4 week session (Payment plan options available). Call 513-7795858.

Health & Wellness Grief Recovery Method: Grief Support Group 1-3 p.m., Cancer Support Community, 4918 Cooper Road, Blue Ash. Please RSVP by contacting Mike Strick at 513-786-

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Candles & Cookies Workshop- Christmas Edition #1 (11/28) 6:30 p.m., The Candle Lab Anderson, 7454 Beechmont Ave. , #Suite #308, Forestville. Christmas Nights of Lights 6-10 p.m., Coney Island, 6201 Kellogg Ave., Cincinnati. IHM Boy Scout Troop 694 Wreath and Christmas Tree Sale 6:30 p.m., Immaculate Heart of Mary Church, 7820 Beechmont Ave., Forestville. ihomschool.org.

A Crystal Holiday 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Krohn Conservatory, 1501 Eden Park Drive, Mount Adams. $7, $4 ages 5-17, free ages 4-under. butterflyshow.com. manaTots story time 10-10:30 a.m., Blue Manatee Children’s Bookstore, 3094 Madison Road, Oakley. Free. Storytime in the Bookstore 10:30 a.m., Joseph-Beth Booksellers (Norwood), 2692 Madison Road, Norwood. Free. joseph-beth.com.

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BLUE ASH 4618 Belleview Ave.: Dement Sara to Clark Brian & Linda; $199,000. 3652 Cooper Road: Styles Thomas Earl & Katrina J to Henderson Mark; $420,000. 4820 Prospect Ave.: Holdren Chandler Q to Mineard Kelli & Susan Stacy Vanstone; $187,000. 9532 West Ave.: Sylvester Steve to Edwards Cheryl Kay; $244,000. 9637 West Ave.: Winterod Randall W to Gunning Investment LLC; $122,000. 10132 Zig Zag Road: Selm James K Tr to Rohlfs Anthony R & Kristin M; $259,000.

COLUMBIA TOWNSHIP 4341 Ashley Meadow Court: Kahlson Nils Tr & Roslyn G Kade Tr to Tesnar Andrew & Gina; $550,000. Woodland Lane: Southwestern Ohio Capital Holdings Corp. to Lucke Land LLC; $236,000.

LLC to Manchineella Murali & Sreedevi Chirumamilla; $116,000. 1327 Meier Ave.: Jain Nitin K to Oliver Robert & Shannon Golden; $439,000. 2625 Perkins Lane: Wilmot Brandon Pierce & Alexandra Lambert Broadus to Dulle Brandon J & Katelyn B; $490,000. 3605 Tamarack Ave.: Kuehnle Tracy to Rucker Josiah W & Kira M Schall; $255,000. 3615 Wilshire Ave.: Egli Robert W & Casi C to Whelan Shauna K & Christopher M Wanamaker; $375,000.

INDIAN HILL 6840 Drake Road: 6840 Drake LLC to Spievack Andrew A & Melissa S; $785,000. 9450 Holly Hill: Cole Sheila Jones to Cottell Lavaughn; $1,550,000.

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MARIEMONT 3723 Pocahontas Ave.: Everhart Andrew & Amy to Lazzeri Anthony C & Kimberly G; $485,000.

7819 Eustis Court: Shreve Thomas Joseph to Woodson Daniel & Anne; $172,500.

Columbia Parkway: Bendrew Investments LLC to Terry Carter Rental LLC; $10,000. 4574 Eastern Ave.: Moore David R to Jansen Micah G; $103,000. 4576 Eastern Ave.: Moore David R to Jansen Micah G; $103,000. 4578 Eastern Ave.: Moore David R to Jansen Micah G; $103,000. 4604 Eastern Ave.: Bendrew Investments LLC to Terry Carter Rental LLC; $10,000. 4606 Eastern Ave.: Bendrew Investments LLC to Terry Carter Rental LLC; $10,000. 4608 Eastern Ave.: Bendrew Investments LLC to Terry Carter Rental LLC; $10,000. 4610 Eastern Ave.: Bendrew Investments LLC to Terry Carter Rental LLC; $10,000.

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2421 Ashland Ave.: Kt LLC to Brown Robbin C; $232,000.

1867 Heidelberg Drive: Boulder Properties LLC to Richardson Gregory & Sarah; $193,000. 1824 Stockton Drive: Rehab to Rent Inc. to Natarajan Pradhap Nirmal; $156,900.

8019 Deershadow Lane: Scheuerle Richard J & Janet M to Zhang Jin & Xia Wang; $388,000. 10270 Kerrianna Drive: Thomas Joan H to Khoury Chandler & Nicholas; $272,000. 10280 Montgomery Road: Lamba Real Estate Corp. to Lucke Land LLC; $575,000. 10290 Montgomery Road: Helton Gregory L to Lucke Land LLC; $208,000. 10300 Montgomery Road: Lamba Real Estate Corp. to Lucke Land LLC; $575,000. 10320 Montgomery Road: Clark Kenneth E & Starla D to Lucke Land LLC; $234,629. 10667 Montgomery Road: Vasilia Nikias Irrevocable Trust to Guan Tianyuan; $122,000. 10390 Radabaugh Drive: Kranyak John T & Kirsten to Martin Andrew & Mei J Zhou; $912,500. 10037 Zig Zag Road: Schramm Helen M Tr & Robert C Tr to Swormstedt Wade G & Linda Lou Taulbee; $525,000.

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7766 Euclid Ave.: Michele Stanley Homes LLC to Vanderstelt Marty & Irene; $320,000. 7133 Fowler Ave.: Burnette Matthew E & Katherine to Victor Paul M & Brittany L Schaefer; $526,000. 7328 Iuka Ave.: Hunter George W & Candace L to Sammut Andrew & Laura; $510,000. 7319 Osceola Drive: Spry Mark F to Rudibaugh Daniel V & Abigal; $212,000. 7231 Rita Lane: Phelan Bertha O to Perla Beach Holdings LLC; $175,000. 7529 Shawnee Run Road: Home Equity

3201 Grischy Lane: Lafaive Renee S to Jack Amanda Marie; $324,000. 1221 Halpin Ave.: Lindsay Bryce A & Claire M to Blake Vicki L; $490,000. 3567 Kroger Ave.: Near Mathew A to Yeager Stephen S; $207,000. Linwood Ave.: 3264 Linwood Ave LLC to Rohs Douglas M & Ellen R; $584,900.

COLUMBIA TUSCULUM 438 Stanley Ave.: Menchhofer Christian to 438 Stanley Avenue LLC; $389,000. 441 Stanley Ave.: Nichols Molly M & Andrew R to Letts Justin & Jenna Burg; $352,000. 455 Stanley Ave.: Boo Nie LLC to Weaver William Scott; $250,000.

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FAIRFAX 3998 Whetsel Ave.: Resolve Properties LLC to Blackett Joseph L & Shellie A Mcdermott; $217,500.

HYDE PARK 3646 Ashworth Drive: Rubin Diane G to Goodwin Trena; $238,500. 3580 Bayard Drive: Sumerel Todd R to Fox Leigh & Julia Costello; $1,600,000. 3640 Columbus Ave.: Pierson David K to Schmidlin Casey Cynthia Marie & Paul Francis; $252,000. 3701 Erie Ave.: 5215 Property Management LLC to Sherman Christina Elaine; $210,000. 2270 Madison Road: Hebbeler Holdings

MONTGOMERY

OAKLEY 4214 Marburg Ave.: Cincy Construction LLC to Edgar Construction LLC Tr of Trust 242; $140,900.

2728 Minot Ave.: Behrens Mickey to 3409 Cardiff LLC; $187,000.

SILVERTON 3925 Fordham Place: L Faugno Properties LLC to Olsen Erik; $195,500. 6082 Hedge Ave.: Gunning Family Properties LLC to Hatheway Alison P & Joshua C; $334,750. 6809 Montgomery Road: Simmons Gloria D to 6700 Montgomery LLC; $150,000. 3708 North Berkley Circle: Chandler Patricia A to Mavricos David M; $140,000. 6624 Plainfield Road: Gaivoronskii Oleg & Sofia to Latham Joann Catherine; $149,888. 7120 Plainfield Road: Bolt LLC to C2 Plain LLC; $598,500. 7124 Plainfield Road: Bolt LLC to C2 Plain LLC; $598,500. 6201 Stewart Road: C Niesen Realty Ltd. to Stewart Road 6201 LLC; $314,000. 6201 Stewart Road: Charles Niesen Realty Ltd. to 4430 Carver Woods Dr; $86,000. Superior Ave.: Prince Elizabeth S to Muccillo Nicola; $8,500.

SYCAMORE TOWNSHIP 8910 Blue Ash Road: Flinchum Robert G to Hunt & Whitaker LLC; $40,000. 7274 Galbraith Road: Chan Su-Yang & Xing Hua Pan to Brady Daniel P; $117,000. 8065 Hetz Drive: Khong Quan to Saxena Pankajj S & Shefali; $169,000. 7647 Montgomery Road: Singh Rupinder K to Burroughs Andrea Leigh; $94,000. 8714 Pine Road: One Flip At A Time LLC to Sharp Stephanie & Thomas R Garbo; $185,000. 12130 Third Ave.: Bullock Arlie & Viola to Wilmington Savings Fund Society Tr; $20,000. 3909 Trebor Drive: Clifton Thomas J & Kathleen M to Clifton Audrea M; $125,000. 8330 Wexford Ave.: Schmidt Geoffrey P & Rebecca L to Bort John Paul & Sarah Rose; $178,500.

SYMMES TOWNSHIP 7949 Camp Road: Goard George E to Nest Egg Group LLC; $165,000. 8772 Glendale Milford Road: Paul Lawrence R to E And S Legacy LLC; $190,000. 8776 Glendale Milford Road: Paul Lawrence R to E And S Legacy LLC; $190,000. 11574 Plumhill Drive: Dyleski Barbara J Tr to 4548 Leslie LLC; $204,000. 11152 Terwilligers Hill Court: Jobson Braden & Heather to Schramm Robert C & Helen M; $491,400.

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Phillip Moody 11 East Lake-

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3 Motorcycles for Sale: 1 BMW 1975, 2 Suzuki 1982, 3 blur scooters 2007. 714-678-8060 call Nick w/ offer!

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EHJ,Nov28,Dec5,’18#3256711

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