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Cincinnati Country Day kids visit Ohio Statehouse

Cincinnati Country Day kids visit Ohio Statehouse

COLUMBUS (FOX19)— Students from the Cincinnati Country Day School received a first-hand view of the Ohio Senate Wednesday while visiting the Ohio Statehouse.  Just moments before Senate session came to order, State Senator Shannon Jones (R – Springboro) welcomed the fourth graders into the chamber.

After asking their state senator a number of questions about government and the General Assembly, the group was provided with a Statehouse tour.

Senator Shannon Jones represents Ohio’s 7th Senate District, which includes Warren County and a neighboring portion of Hamilton County.  She currently serves as the Senate Majority Whip.

Cincinnati Country Day is located on Given Road in Indian Hill.

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Northeast Fire Collaborative tackles child drowning issues

Northeast Fire Collaborative tackles child drowning issues

LOVELAND, OH (FOX19) – This is the time of year when people in general and kids in particular start to spend more tmie in and around swimming pool, ponds, and other bodies of water.

Loveland Deputy Fire Chief Billy Goldfeder has sent out this fairly comprehensive manual to preventing your child from drowning, and reducing the odds that a child drowns in your pool.

Child Drowning Season Information

The Spring has traditionally been celebrated across our beautiful greater Cincinnati area as the beginning of the summer season. This time of year means vacations and many families take their first dip in the backyard, neighborhood or community swimming pool. Many vacations or stay-cations revolve around water whether it is at the community pool, clubs, local beaches, or even water-parks.

Pepper hosts grand opening of Obama campaign office in Mason

Pepper hosts grand opening of Obama campaign office in Mason

MASON, OH (FOX19) – Local supporters of President Barack Obama gathered Tuesday night for the grand opening of a new Organizing for America-Ohio (OFA) office in Mason, with former Hamilton County Commissioner David Pepper as the guest speaker.

This is the fourth OFA office in the Tri-state, with locations already in place in Cincinnati, Northern Hamilton County, and Middletown, along with other Ohio field offices in Warren, Defiance, Mentor, Lima, Bowling Green, Toledo, Beavercreek, Youngstown, New Philadelphia, Athens, Parma, Columbus, Dayton, Shaker Heights and Chillicothe.

OFA says they have been actively engaging supporters in communities across Ohio since 2009. Since the launch of the President’s re-election campaign, volunteers have been organizing in their communities with grassroots planning sessions, house parties, voter registration drives, phone banks and canvasses.

The Mason office is at 108 W. Main Street.

DP&L customers offered two light bulbs when one is purchased

DP&L customers offered two light bulbs when one is purchased

DAYTON (FOX19) - Dayton Power and Light is encouraging their customers to switch to compact fluorescent bulbs, and is offering a discount to do that, although for Warren County customers it may require a trip to Germantown or Wilmington.

DP&L says that incandescent light bulbs that use four times more energy than efficient compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFL’s), and that replacing one inefficient bulb with a CFL – which lasts 10 times longer - could save you $30 over its lifetime.

CFL’s cost more up front, though. DP&L is giving Miami Valley shoppers three chances over the next few weeks to spring into savings by buying a CFL at a reduced price and getting one free at area retailers.

•             On Saturday, April 28, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Lowe’s, 2900 Martin’s Drive, West Carrollton. Radio station WMMX-FM (107.7) will be broadcasting live from the store.

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18-month-old rescued from Warren County pond

MASSIE TOWNSHIP, OH (FOX19)- An 18-month old is recovering in the hospital after being rescued from a pond in Massie Township, Warren County Monday afternoon.

Rescue crews in Warren County were called to the 7300 block of Ross Rd. at around 3:15 pm. There, they rescued the 18-month-old who was found in a nearby pond.

The toddler was taken to Lebanon Hospital by ambulance, where it was conscious, and is expected to be ok.

AirCare was initially called to the scene, but was called off.

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Dream Home opens to public; to be given away live on FOX19

HAMILTON TOWNSHIP, WARREN COUNTY, OH (FOX19) -- The St. Jude Dream Home house, located at 6813 Gray Wolf Drive in the Miami Bluffs community in Hamilton Township, opened for public viewing on Saturday.

The house will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. every Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. every Sunday until the giveaway on June 29 on FOX19. Visitors to the house can register free for a chance to win a $10,000 shopping spree to Morris Home Furnishings. A limited number of $100 tickets for a chance to win the home will also be available during the open houses.

Looking for culture? You'll find it in Lebanon next week

Looking for culture? You'll find it in Lebanon next week

LEBANON, OH (FOX19) - The Warren County Historical Society is offering its May 16th, 2012 Lunch and Learn program,  Miss Mary's Quest for Culture and Refinement in America through the 19th Century, at the Warren County History Center, 105 S. Broadway in downtown Lebanon.

Head Curator Dr. Mary Klei will explore how members of the "middling sort" (or middle class) rose into the upper ranks of society, by learning the proper way to drink tea, manners at the table, the tea ceremony and the correct behavior at every occasion.

Doors open at 10:00 am for tours of the Warren County History Center.  The lecture includes a "tea luncheon" and begins promptly at 11:30.  Seating is limited to 50 persons.  Reservations must be paid in advance and cost $18.00 each.

For more information contact the Warren County Historical Society at 513-932-1817 or visit www.wchsmuseum.org.