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Richard O Jones

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Richard O Jones has been covering the arts and entertainment scene in Southwest Ohio for 20 years. A life-long resident of Butler County, Richard graduated from Ross High School and Miami University. He is the father of Sean, 22, and Rachel, 19, both of whom are pursuing a career in the entertainment industry. You can often find him walking the streets of Hamilton with Chaplin, a crazy terrier.

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Job seekers find ‘Pathways’ to new career

8:15 PM Friday, February 3, 2012

HAMILTON — Hamilton resident Marie Dawson worked in the same manufacturing job for 15 years.

Miami forms panel to examine regional plan

7:37 PM Friday, February 3, 2012

OXFORD — An ad hoc faculty committee formed to investigate the possibility of Miami University’s regional campuses into a separate academic division held its first meeting Thursday afternoon and received its charge from Provost Bobby Gempesaw.

Ross schools to refinance high school bonds

8:57 PM Thursday, February 2, 2012

ROSS TWP. — The Ross Local School District has embarked on a refinancing of its 2003 bonds that could knock nearly $30 a year off the taxes of owners of homes valued at $100,000.

Ridgeway school to hold ‘Empty Bowls’ event to help feed the hungry

6:31 PM Wednesday, February 1, 2012

HAMILTON — While the rest of America may be obsessing over the Super Bowl this week, students at Ridgeway Elementary have been focusing on Empty Bowls.

MU provost makes move for independence of regional campuses

11:56 AM Wednesday, February 1, 2012

By Richard O Jones

Staff Writer

OXFORD — Miami University Provost Bobby Gempesaw sent a request Monday to University Senate’s executive committee for the Senate to consider creating a new academic division for the regional campuses.