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QUINT 2 SERVES FIVE DIFFERENT NEEDS  -  TODAY IS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2011
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Greenville Fire Department’s “Quint 2” tested for service
By Bob Rhoades, Senior Scribe

The early years, Part 2 - It’s here! The newest addition to the Greenville Fire Department Roster will be known as Quint 2.  Traditionally fire apparatus is named by what it does, Engine, Ladder, Heavy Rescue, Medic, etc.  In this case this apparatus does 5 different things. It carries a 75-foot aerial ladder, a full complement of ground ladders, water (500) gallons, a pump, and equipment.  So it’s called a Quint and it replaces Engine 2 so it will be known as Quint 2.  The last apparatus to carry a non-traditional name was the 1939 Quad, which was also No. 2... Read More. See More News.
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KIDNAP REPORT FOLLOW-UP
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By Lyn Bliss, Senior Scribe

As of 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, Darke County Sheriff Toby Spencer said the possible kidnap case is still being actively investigated. No more information is available at this time.

“I'm taking the report seriously and continuing to actively investigate.”

Posted since Monday...

There was a kidnap report about 10 p.m. Sunday. It included a call for money. It happened on 47. Involves Darke County Sheriff's Department. At approximately 10:50 a.m. Monday, I talked to Detective Baker at the Sheriff’s office… They will make no comment regarding the kidnap call.  When I inquired if someone making a fraudulent kidnap report is prosecuted, he said no comment would be issued. I asked if I could call him back tomorrow and he said yes.

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DARKE COUNTY REPUBLICAN MENS CLUB
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Mehaffie to Speak on Edison Presidential Search

GREENVILLE – Darryl Mehaffie, Edison Community College Trustee, will be speaking to the Darke County Republican Men’s Club Saturday, Feb. 19, at 8 a.m. He will be talking about the search process for the college’s next president, who will likely be named in the near future. The meeting will be held in the Brethren Retirement Community staff cafeteria. This is a change of location to allow for... Read More. See More Events.

WE'LL BE ACCUSED OF HATING CHILDREN...
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Bloomburg Report... 'Mini-Revolt’ Confronts Republicans as U.S. Lawmakers Ready Spending Cuts
By Catherine Dodge

As House Republicans parry Democratic criticism that they’ve gone too far with proposed spending cuts, they confront a battle within their own ranks over whether the cuts go far enough. A faction of House Republicans plans to continue pushing for bigger budget savings than party... Read More. See More News.
 
GREEN JOBS NOT THE ANSWER
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Townhall... Green Jobs Are Not Evergreen Jobs
By Debra J. Saunders
 
After receiving at least $43 million in aid from the state of Massachusetts, Evergreen Solar announced last month that it would be closing its manufacturing plant in Devens, Mass., laying off its 800 workers and moving its manufacturing operations to China. Warning: These are the “green jobs” that President Obama has touted as part... Read More. See More Blogs.

OBAMACARE & JUDICIAL ACTIVISM
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Townhall... The “Judicial Activism” Ploy
By Thomas Sowell
 
Now that two different federal courts have declared ObamaCare unconstitutional, the administration’s answer is to call the courts guilty of “judicial activism.” Barack Obama has a rhetorical solution for every problem. Remember the repeated claims of “shovel-ready” projects that needed only federal stimulus money to get started? Last year the President quietly... Read More. See More Blogs.
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FROM THE EDITOR  -  TODAY IS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 2011
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Hundreds of Darke County students attend Edison Community College each semester – I have a half dozen in my classes – and the Edison Board of Trustees will be deciding the college’s leadership in the next couple of weeks. An announcement for a new president is expected the end of February. Hear about the selection process since last August from one of its Trustees, Darryl Mehaffie. See story for details. In News: Horse track plan may bring 1,500 jobs to Dayton and Barack Obama faces new budget pressures. In Blogs: How Obama Can Double His Budget Cuts By Doing His Job and House GOP’s Spending Cut Less Than Expected. Obituaries: J. Pauline Eikenberry. For Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.

 
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