Saturday, February 4, 2012
Dateline: January 2, 2012
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Dateline: December 6, 2011Paint the Town – a program of Give Back Cincinnati that paints the exterior of dozens of houses in a single community in a single day – announced Cheviot as its 2012 community. Click here for more information about this program. Click here for an application. (both links require Adobe Reader) |
Dateline: October 1, 2011The Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP) assists income-qualified buyers in the purchase of NSP-assisted homes. It is a grant from the federal government administered through the county to purchase, repair and then sell HUD foreclosed houses. A house at 3637 Woodbine was purchased and renovated with funds from the program in the name of the City of Cheviot. Click here for more information about this program. (requires Adobe Reader) |
Dateline: June 25, 2011Cincinnati Bell had a phone outage which happened in April on St. Martin Place, Mayfair Avenue and Alta Vista Avenue for approximately 10 days. If any resident has not seen a credit show up on their bill, they should call Cincinnati Bell at 513-565-2210 and request a refund for those days. |
Dateline: September 28, 2010
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Dateline: April 13, 2009
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Dateline: November 13, 2008
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Dateline: September 28, 2008Free help is available to people facing foreclosure. Click here for more information (requires Adobe Reader). Also, check out www.FactsForHomeowners.com. It has a lot of valuable information on it and provides a link to the new County Program - "HAMILTON COUNTY - KEEP YOUR HOME". And even more information can be found at the State of Ohio's new "Save The Dream" - Foreclosure Prevention Program". |
Dateline: August 18, 2008The American Legion Post 425 of Cheviot presented City of Cheviot part time firefighter-EMT James Stahley with the 2008 Firefighter of the year award. |
Dateline: June 18, 2008The Hamilton County Board of Commissioners voted on May 28, 2008 to reinstate HIP which is the Hamilton County Home Improvement Program. The "HIP" loan allows homeowners in Hamilton County communities to borrow money to repair or remodel their homes or rental property at interest rates 3% below the lowest rate a bank would normally offer. Click here for more information. |
Dateline: November 8, 2006The Cheviot Fire Department has put together a Safety Sheet regarding Carbon Monoxide that every resident should download and print. Click here for this information (requires Adobe Reader). |
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Elected Officials were sworn-in today at city hall. Pictured (l-r) taking the oath of office are: Mayor Samuel D. Keller, Law Director Mark G. Waters, Council-at-Large Jeffrey D. Baker, Council-at-Large Kathleen S. Zech, Auditor Theresa Ciolino-Klein & Council-at-Large Amy Richter. Tracy Winkler, the Hamilton County Clerk of Courts, officiated the ceremony. 
Lettuce Eat Well Farmers’ Market Moves to Harvest Home Park. After a successful first season held on the grounds of JOY Community Church in Monfort Heights, the Lettuce Eat Well Farmers’ Market (LEWFM) management team has decided to offer a year-round market instead of closing in the fall. The new location will be in Cheviot at Harvest Home Park, 3961 North Bend Road. Opening day at the new location will be October 15th. Harvest Home offers a perfect setting for a year-round market. While weather permits you can stroll through the paved and shaded market grounds sampling a variety of locally and sustainably produced foods, and make purchases from the many items available from the market vendors. As the weather turns cold the market will move indoors so shoppers can continue to enjoy the market without interruption. The Lettuce Eat Well Farmers’ Market is one of the few year-round markets in the region.
The Cheviot Fieldhouse now has a new distinction. As of April 1, 2009, the fieldhouse, located at 3729 Robb Avenue, has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places. A big thanks goes out to Safety-Service Director Steve Neal for his efforts in leading the campaign in this accomplishment. 
The Cheviot Police Department now has a K-9 unit within the department. Thanks to donations and matching dollars from the National Association of Chiefs of Police, the department is able to fund the program. Charlie, pictured here with Officer Jeff Patton, has been trained by Police Dog Services in Germantown, Ohio and was certified on February 25th. Charlie is now on the streets of Cheviot. The department is still accepting donations to fund the K-9 program. As of 2/25/09, $35,000.00 has been raised for the program.