В Гамильтоне пройдет акция «Гудок за пропавших» в память о Кара Хайде и других без вести исчезнувших

A local group dedicated to raising awareness about missing persons cases in Butler County will hold a “Honk for the Missing” event Saturday, Aug. 15, on the High Street Bridge in Hamilton. The event, originally scheduled for Tuesday, was postponed because of rain. It is now set for 6 to 7 p.m. Saturday. Organizer Lisa Hyde said participants will hold signs featuring photos and information about missing people from Butler County. “This has always been a relaxed type of event with the kindest people,” Hyde said. “It honestly feels so good knowing you’re doing something for the worthiest cause: human life.” Hyde’s daughter, Kara, has been missing since December 2021. She was last seen at 1:33 p.m. near the 2200 block of Grand Boulevard in Hamilton. At the time of her disappearance, Kara Hyde was 24 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighed about 100 pounds. She had blond hair, brown eyes, a mole above her upper left lip and tattoos on her forearms and upper thighs. Anyone with information about Kara Hyde’s disappearance is asked to contact Det. Wynn at 513-868-5811 or Crime Stoppers at 513-352-3040. Tips can be provided anonymously. In addition to Kara Hyde, organizers will recognize several other missing persons cases. DAYTON DAILY NEWS INVESTIGATES The Payroll Project The Dayton Daily News Payroll Project includes a searchable database of local government employee payroll data, and analysis and in-depth reporting of public employee payroll by our reporters. Governments make payroll with your money. And just like those who control private entities have not just a right, but a responsibility, to know how much those who work for them are paid, so do taxpayers. Here are some highlights from this year's Payroll Project.