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Indian Hill and Wyoming high schools will mark the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with a pregame remembrance ceremony at Tomahawk Stadium on Sept. 11, featuring a bagpipe procession, first-responder recognition and a moment of silence before the 7 p.m. CHL rivalry kickoff.
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Aaron Johnson's Subaru WRX STI won Best of Show and Steve Locher's 1969 Jaguar earned the Trustees' Choice Award at Sycamore Township's 16th Annual Car Show on Aug. 29, with trustees presenting awards across 11 categories at the Robert L. Schuler Sports Complex.
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Mitch Hardy, a 2015 Indian Hill High School graduate, is returning to the district this fall as the new 5–12 Band Co-Director at a salary of $76,408, succeeding retired 31-year veteran Chris Rotsching and joining his former teacher Don Barker on the band staff.
Community
Madeira High School Class of 2026 graduate Isabella Sammut testified before the Ohio House Insurance Committee, advocated for the federal HEADACHE Act in Washington and landed her original artwork on the cover of Practical Neurology's May/June 2026 issue.
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Sycamore Township's 16th Annual Car Show, rescheduled from Aug. 1 to Saturday, Aug. 29, brings free admission, six award categories, food vendors and live music to the Robert L. Schuler Sports Complex on Deerfield Road.
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The Madeira Historical Society has released its full fall 2026 calendar, featuring two free library programs celebrating America's 250th birthday, open houses at the Miller House Museum, and the annual Christmas dinner at Kenwood Country Club.
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Indian Hill High School sophomore Kyler Zheng completed a paid summer internship with the district's Innovation and Technology Department, where he introduced his supervisor to AI tools while gaining hands-on tech experience.
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The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library's Operation Backpack drive, led locally by the Mariemont Branch, collected 358 backpacks and 97 boxes of school supplies for children in need across Hamilton County.
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Cincinnati Country Day School head Rob Zimmerman will discuss smartphone bans and technology in schools at a free community forum at Indian Hill Church on Oct. 18, with RSVPs due by Oct. 11.
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The Madeira Historical Society is offering a limited-edition 2026 pictorial calendar with 28 pages of historic photos for $10 local pickup or $14 by mail, free with a new membership.
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Indian Hill High School Class of 2015 graduate Mitch Hardy returns to the district as the Arts Conservatory's new 5–12 band co-director, approved at $76,408 by the board on April 21, stepping into the role when school opens Aug. 13.
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The Cincinnati & Hamilton County Public Library invites east-side residents to vote on a name for the delivery truck serving Madeira and Mariemont branches, with voting open online or in person through Aug. 26.
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