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Melville case
‘unfinished
business’ - By Bob
Robinson
It pulled at my
heart strings to the point I took a lone flower and
placed it on her casket when her remains were re-interred in the county
cemetery. Jane Doe was positively identified in July 2009 as
18-year-old Jeanne Marie Melville. She was exhumed from the Darke
County Home Cemetery for the second and last time a month later on Aug.
6 at 1 p.m. Her remains were returned to her home in Green Bay, Wis. - read
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An informed public
makes
better government - By
Bob
Robinson - Part 1 of two parts
“What I do want,” said Darke County Commissioner-elect Mike Stegall,
“is for you… the Advocate, Early Bird, Policy… to ask questions.” He
intends to do his job; he wants the Fourth Estate to do theirs. “The
more informed people are about their government, the better it will
be,” he said. “Question! Question with boldness… you’ll never get a
complaint from me.”... read
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Stegall talks about
traits
he’ll bring to office - By
Bob Robinson - Part two of two
“We’re both Alpha Males,” Darke County Commissioner-elect Mike Stegall
said, referring to Commissioner Mike Rhoades and himself. “That’s why
there are three of us.” He said he’d heard that people expected Rhoades
and him to butt heads. Stegall acknowledged they probably will.
“(Greenville Township Trustee) Bill Kelly has a strong personality… we
argue… we disagree, but we’re still friends”... read
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