I had the pleasure to attend the 'Annual Cadentown Neighborhood Picnic & Political Forum' on July 27.  An official tour was conducted of this historic area consisting of longtime family homes, church and schoolhouse.  Everyone in attendance enjoyed a lovely afternoon of good company, good food and wonderful entertainment.  A local musical group, "Cross Country", performed (with Cadentown resident Mr. Horace Nelson on drums and vocals) while attendees enjoyed the delicious picnic fare provided by the neighborhood association. 

Ms. Jonetta Young and Mrs. Tyrona Nelson organized a team of residents and other volunteers to provide an afternoon that I will personally remember for many years to come.  Ms. Young and Mrs. Nelson were also kind enough to be the moderators for the political forum that included several local and state candidates.  Ms. Young explained that the group wished to recreate the old-fashioned 'soapbox in the townsquare' setting that was so common throughout local communities years ago.  Concerning the political forum, the moderators were very professional (considering this was their first time conducting a forum) and all the candidates in attendance were very generous, kind and, at times humorous, in conveying their viewpoints and campaign platforms.

A good time was had by all.

Perusing the internet, I was able to locate the following this Cincinnati Enquirer article:

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I had the pleasure to attend the 'Annual Cadentown Neighborhood Picnic & Political Forum' on July 27.  An official tour was conducted of this historic area consisting of longtime family homes, church and schoolhouse.  Everyone in attendance enjoyed a lovely afternoon of good company, good food and wonderful entertainment.  A local musical group, "Cross Country", performed (with Cadentown resident Mr. Horace Nelson on drums and vocals) while attendees enjoyed the delicious picnic fare provided by the neighborhood association. 

Ms. Jonetta Young and Mrs. Tyrona Nelson organized a team of residents and other volunteers to provide an afternoon that I will personally remember for many years to come.  Ms. Young and Mrs. Nelson were also kind enough to be the moderators for the political forum that included several local and state candidates.  Ms. Young explained that the group wished to recreate the old-fashioned 'soapbox in the townsquare' setting that was so common throughout local communities years ago.  Concerning the political forum, the moderators were very professional (considering this was their first time conducting a forum) and all the candidates in attendance were very generous, kind and, at times humorous, in conveying their viewpoints and campaign platforms.

A good time was had by all.

Perusing the internet, I was able to locate the following this Cincinnati Enquirer article:
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