TODAY
IS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,
2011 - THAT'S MY OPINION
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Get off your duffs and do the People’s Business!
By Bob Robinson
How many of you would like to see your taxes jump about $1,000 a year
(if you make $50,000) - you can guestimate your increase based on your
income... for instance $500 a year for $25,000 earners? For many of us
in this area, it comes to about $50 a month. That’s what we’re facing
in about 10 days if Congress and our “Supreme” leader don’t get their
acts together. County News Online got an email from The White House
Tuesday that went something like this... “We’ve been fighting for
months to make sure taxes on the middle class don’t go up on January
1st. “This weekend... Read More. More Opinion. |
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NET UNEMPLOYMENT OUTLOOK... -4 |
Dayton Business Journal...
Survey: Dayton hiring environment glum in 1Q
The Dayton-area employment situation is expected to worsen during the
first quarter of 2012, as more companies plan to cut staffing and fewer
plan to hire. That’s the findings of a recent Manpower survey, which
showed only 11 percent of local employers plan to hire in the next
quarter, down from 13 percent during the fourth quarter...
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PIPENGER, WERNER LEAD THE WAY
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Patriots hold off tough Panther team
By George Starks
Sports Editor
See inside for additional scores from around the county. NEW MADISON -
“Matt Werner doesn’t do a lot of scoring but he is a good point guard
and he protects the ball well.” Those were the words of Tri-Village
coach Josh Sagester after Tri-Village topped Greenville Saturday.
Tuesday against Twin Valley South, Werner made... Read More. More Sports.
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IMTV'S DIGITAL WAVES UPDATE
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New Postings on Digital Waves
Greenville High School’s IMTV program has some new postings on its
student-produced web site, Digital Waves. Among them are the Theatre
Club’s Sweeney Todd Review, by Violet Berry, and Christmas Blues, a
poem by Anastasia May Robins, Wavelength Staff. There are also timely
updates on Greenville High School announcements, December events and...
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VERSAILLES HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING |
Boys, Girls Varsity post wins
Tiger Boys Varsity Bowling goes to 5-0 - The Versailles Boys Varsity
Bowling team hit the road for Week 5 action at Pla-Mor Lanes in
Coldwater on Saturday, December 17, to take on the Celina
Bulldogs. “This team can really sneak up on you as they have a
couple kids that can roll some big scores. With bowling 2nd shift
behind St. Henry and LCC, the lanes will dry out and change on every...
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CNO CHRISTMAS TALES... SANTA AND HIS VIOLIN
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The Learning Channel...
‘Will Santa Claus Come for Christmas Dinner?’
I first saw him at our friends’ wedding rehearsal. The resemblance was
uncanny. There was no red suit with white fur trim, no fat belly, and
no sleigh and reindeer. But the beard was the purest white I had ever
seen. It was the most authentic Santa beard anyone could conceive. My
adult... Read More. More Community.
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IMPACT OF OBAMACARE UNKNOWN
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Townhall...
Obamacare Abominations
by John Stossel
President Obama says his health care “reform” will be good for
business. Business has learned the truth. Three successful businessmen
explained to me how Obamacare is a reason that unemployment stays high.
Its length and complexity make businessmen wary of expanding. Mike
Whalen, CEO of Heart of America Group, which runs hotels and
restaurants, said that when... Read More. More Blogs. |
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FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,
2011 |
I
don’t know about you but I’m fed up with the shenanigans in Washington.
Neither side can figure out that 1) we see through their BS and 2) they
are hurting the American people! You can read out about it in my latest
Opinion. Also in News: Kasich meets with press, admits to a few stumbles; and Year 1 unlike any other, Kasich says. Community: DCCA… Mercer Savings Bank supports Arts in Education. Events: Greenville Transit System Holiday Closings. Blogs: Unemployment Insurance is an Expensive Free Lunch; and Obama Preoccupied with Occupiers. For
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