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The Village of Woodlawn hosts its "Falling in Love Wedding Expo 2026" on Sunday, Oct. 4, featuring a $20 private chef tasting, a bridal runway show from four boutiques, a hat display honoring Jessie Shropshire and free dresses for teens.
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The Village of Evendale is distributing free leaf bags to residents at its new Service Department building on Reading Road across four Saturdays and two Wednesdays in October, with a 75-bag-per-household limit on a first-come, first-served basis.
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Gorman Heritage Farm in Evendale opens its two-day Sunflower Festival on Saturday, Oct. 3, and Sunday, Oct. 4, with pick-your-own sunflowers, live music, food trucks, hayrides and a vendor market on the 122-acre nonprofit farm.
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Stewart Elementary School postponed its Garden Gallop Games from Sept. 17 to Sept. 24 after a high heat index made outdoor activities dangerous for students, families and volunteers.
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Ohio holds $10.1 million in unclaimed funds for zip code 45215, which covers Woodlawn, ranking it 32nd statewide, and residents can search for their share at unclaimedfunds.ohio.gov.
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Superintendent Dr. Mari E. Phillips sent a message to Princeton City Schools families on Friday, Sept. 11, honoring the victims of the 2001 attacks and urging educators and parents to help students understand the day's significance.
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Sharonville's Junior Police Academy, a six-week program for third- through fifth-graders, begins Tuesday, Sept. 15, offering hands-on time with K9 units, SWAT vehicles and police equipment under the department's 2024 Officer of the Year.
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Sharonville's Cruisin' the Loop returns to downtown Sept. 17 with The Billy Brown Band, food from We Do BBQ and a classic car display on a closed stretch of Creek Road.
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The Sharonville Branch Library hosts free Customer Appreciation Days from Sept. 25 to 27, featuring a petting zoo, birdhouse painting for kids and teens, puzzle afternoon, and treats.
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The Hamilton County Imagination Library, which serves more than 30,000 children and has mailed over two million books since 2015, pledges to continue its free book program after founder Dolly Parton's death at age 80.
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SPCA Cincinnati's Tails on the Trail 5K returns to Sharonville on Saturday, Oct. 10, at a new venue, Francis RecreAcres Park, with registration now open at $30 per person.
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LEAD Training, a Cincinnati nonprofit partnering with Princeton City Schools, opens a new Over-the-Rhine hub, hires a dedicated Princeton career coach, and expects to serve 7,000 students in the 2026-27 school year after receiving $300,000 in grant funding.
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