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In This Hamilton! Thrive Issue

🏘️Deadline To Contest Butler County Property Values Is April 1st🏘️

👮Chief Craig Bucheit has been appointed as the next City Manager👮

🚂🚂Train Depot Restoration🚂🚂

🍻🍻Interesting And/Or Useless Information🍻🍻

👉Local Business Directory👈

👉Community Billboard👈

🏠Hamilton Residents asked to take survey about their neighborhoods🏠

👩‍🦳👩‍🦳Women’s History Month👩‍🦳👩‍🦳

☃️❄️Daily Weather Report❄️☃️

🧑‍🎨🧑‍🎨Attn: Students! Help Re-Design Symmes Park🧑‍🎨🧑‍🎨

🤪🤪😵‍💫😵‍💫Stupid Dad Jokes😵‍💫😵‍💫🤪🤪

🏅🏅On This Day In Sports History🏅🏅

🏅🏅Hamilton Big Blue Baseball Preview🏅🏅

🤣🤣Humor/ Far Side🤣🤣

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Deadline To Contest Butler County Property Values Is April 1st

Butler County Auditor Nancy Nix said anyone filing a complaint must have documented evidence their valuations are too high.

Read More In The Journal

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Hamilton Police Chief Craig Bucheit has been appointed as the next City Manager Chief Bucheit will assume office on
April 6, 2024.

Chief Bucheit, aged 48, will commence his new role with an annual starting salary of approximately $186,700. In his statement regarding his appointment, Chief Bucheit expressed enthusiasm for the opportunity to collaborate with the city's dedicated team in advancing initiatives to enhance the quality of life in Hamilton, promote economic development, and celebrate the community's rich heritage.
The City of Hamilton looks forward to Chief Bucheit's leadership as City Manager, confident in his ability to steer the municipality towards continued growth and success.

More Information and Interview Available in The Journal News HERE

Historic Train Depot Restoration Moving Forward

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While we assume that all oranges are orange in color because of their name, the fruit is often green when ripe, thanks to plenty of chlorophyll. In South America and other tropical locales, oranges are green year round. But in the U.S., where it's colder, oranges lose their chlorophyll and take on the color that matches their name. And because North American shoppers are used to oranges that are actually orange, imported fruit is either exposed to ethylene gas or shocked with cold water in order to remove the chlorophyll.

If you've ever broken a nail way down near the base—or lost one completely—you know they take quite a while to grow back. In fact, the American Academy of Dermatology says that a fingernail takes around six months to grow from base to tip and toenails can take up to a year. But a couple factors tend to speed that process up: Fingernails grow faster on your dominant hand as well as on your bigger fingers, and nails also grow faster during the daytime as well as during the summer months.

As they say, an apple a day keeps the doctor away—unless you eat too many apple seeds, that is. The tiny black seeds found in the fruit contain a plant compound called amygdalin that turns into hydrogen cyanide if the seeds are chewed or digested, according to Medical News Today. Seeing as cyanide is poisonous (even deadly in high doses), you should definitely spit those seeds out. Do the same for apricot, peach, and cherry seeds, which contain the compound as well.

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The City of Hamilton is asking its residents to provide feedback on their neighborhood.

Hamilton’s survey is online at surveymonkey.com/r/XL53TML. Be prepared to answer questions about where you live, including safety, amenities and schools.

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Women’s History Month

What do the colors behind Women's History Month mean?

Purple, green and white are the official colors of Women’s History Month. They are adopted from the colors used for International Women's Day, which according to the website International Women’s Day, originated from the suffragists in the Women's Social and Political Union in the early 1900s. 

In England, the color purple has historically signified royalty and loyalty to a cause, but internationally and in the U.S. it is associated with justice, dignity and the color of women and gender equality, according to TODAY.com.

Green symbolizes hope and new beginnings, harkening back to spring and nature’s flourishing, while white represents purity.

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🌞Spring Is Trying !!🌞

Sneak Preview of This Week’s Storm Front

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Attention Students! Symmes Park Needs Your Help - Will You Accept The Challenge?

Have you been to Symmes Park in Hamilton! Ohio yet? Have you thought, "This could really use more benches or giant swings or even a micro-skatepark!" Dream up your best ideas and help us redesign it!

Open to students K-12 in Butler County, Ohio. Deadline April 6, 2024.

Email completed entries to: [email protected]

Get more info on their Facebook Page

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Eagle Scout Candidate Zach Kramer Searches For Revolutionary Soldier Remains At Symmes Park

In the heart of Hamilton, Ohio, a stirring tale of youthful dedication unfolds as Zackary Kramer, a 17-year-old junior at Badin High School, takes the reins of history with a profound sense of duty and reverence. Motivated by a sense of injustice surrounding the unmarked resting place of Revolutionary War veteran Paul Bonnel and his wife Mary in what is now Symmes Park, Kramer sets out on a mission to rectify this historical oversight.

Partnering with The Underground Detective, a Cincinnati-based company renowned for its expertise in uncovering hidden truths, Kramer embarks on a quest to locate the long-forgotten graves of these honorable figures. Driven by a deep-rooted passion for history, Kramer expresses, "We're searching for their exact position so we can honor them more justly."

Hamilton, steeped in the annals of American history with the establishment of Fort Hamilton in 1791, bears witness to Kramer's unwavering commitment to preserving its heritage. The grounds of Symmes Park, once the hallowed Hamilton Burying Grounds, hold within their midst the echoes of bygone eras. Though the majority of souls were relocated to Greenwood Cemetery in 1848, the Bonnels remained undisturbed, prompting Kramer's resolute endeavor.

As the Hollow Earth Festival approaches on April 13, Kramer's dedication shines brightly, illuminating the path to remembrance. Contemplating the possibility of discovering the Bonnels' final resting place, Kramer remains steadfast in his resolve. "If we can undoubtedly find them, we'll place a marker there," he declares, envisioning a tribute befitting their valor and sacrifice.

Yet, even amidst uncertainty, Kramer's commitment remains unwavering. With profound respect for the sanctity of the deceased, he asserts, "We will not exhume the Bonnels' remains or any others we may locate." Instead, a ceremony of reverence will ensue, paying homage to their memory and the legacy they left behind.

Chris Maraschiello, a teacher at the Hamilton Freshman High School, recognizes the significance of this endeavor. "It's just really great to have kids interested in history," he acknowledges, emphasizing the importance of nurturing such passion for posterity.

In the crucible of Hamilton's history, Zackary Kramer emerges as a beacon of hope, illuminating the path to remembrance and honoring the valor of those who came before. With each step forward, he breathes life into the past, ensuring that the legacy of the Bonnels and all who rest in Symmes Park endures for generations to come.

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Stupid Dad Jokes

St. Francis worked at Krispy Kreme.
He was a deep friar.🤣

What do you call a guy with a rubber toe? 
Roberto.🤣🤣

How does Moses make his coffee?
Hebrews it.🤣🤣

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On This Day in Sports

• 1876 38th Grand National: Joe Cannon aboard 25/1 chance Regal wins by a neck from Congress

• 1877 English FA Cup Final, Kennington Oval, London: Wanderers beat Oxford University, 2–1 (a.e.t.); Wanderers' 4th title

• 1882 44th Grand National: Lord Manners aboard 10/1 shot Seaman wins in heavy snow and freezing conditions

• 1893 55th Grand National: Bill Dollery aboard 9/2 favourite Cloister wins by a massive 40 lengths from Aesop; owner Charles Duff fields 2 more winners 1912-13

• 1899 61st Grand National: George Williamson aboard 1897 winner Manifesto wins by 4 lengths from Ford Of Fyne

• 1911 73rd Grand National: legendary jockey Jack Anthony wins his first of 3 GN's aboard 20/1 Glenside in torrential rain

• 1913 Dutch soccer forward Huug de Groot scores twice as Netherlands score first ever victory over England; 2-1 at HBS, The Hague

• 1922 81st Grand National: Lewis Rees aboard 100/9 chance Music Hall wins; only 5 out of 32 starters finish

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Hamilton Big Blue Crushes Badin Rams 10 - 0 In Season Opener
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Click The Picture For Info On Hamilton Baseball Courtesy Of BCHS Sports Report

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