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1. Hamilton Community Foundation announces major investments in housing, food security (journal-news.com) — Hamilton Community Foundation is marking its 75th anniversary with investments aimed at keeping families housed and improving the city's homeless shelter. Working with Hamilton, Butler County and local organizations, the foundation also plans to support financing for new housing and strengthen food pantries.
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2. Hamilton, Fairfield officers pull woman from burning car after crash (fox19.com) — A Hamilton officer and Fairfield police pulled a woman from a burning car after a Nov. 5 crash at Route 4 and Bishop Avenue. Officer Terry Kiep said he used a fire extinguisher before officers could free her and move her to safety. The crash's cause remains under investigation.
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3. WKRP partners with Hamilton businesses for annual turkey drop on Thanksgiving Eve (journal-news.com) — Hamilton's Turkey Drop is expanding with help from the real WKRP radio station to raise money for Open Door Food Pantry. At 7 p.m. Nov. 25, rubber ducks dressed as turkeys will fall from a fire department ladder truck outside The Casual Pint. Numbered ducks cost $10 online, with cash prizes available.
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4. Man arrested in Hamilton after allegedly resisting ICE agents; ICE shares comment (wdtn.com) — ICE agents broke a vehicle window and used a Taser while arresting a Hamilton man on November 6, according to the Butler County Sheriff's Office. Authorities allege Alberto Lira-Razo, 39, refused commands and resisted removal from his vehicle. He was taken to the county jail and placed under an ICE hold.
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5. Township ban on data centers gets county stamp of approval (cincinnati.com) — A proposed data center ban in St. Clair Township cleared a county planning hurdle November 10, potentially blocking Amazon's planned $5 billion project near Trenton. Butler County's planning commission unanimously recommended approval, but township trustees have the final say. Two of the three trustees said they support the amendment.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What are the two sides of a circle?" — The inside and the outside ! (Thank you James M. for sending it in!)
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