TODAY IS TUESDAY, JULY 19,
2011 - "I'VE RECEIVED AN EARFUL THESE PAST COUPLE OF WEEKS"
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The verbal arrows have sure been flying…
By Joe Payne, Greenville School District Board Member
“Quit micromanaging!” “What a stupid decision!” “This board never does
anything right.” “How could you do such a thing during a building
campaign?!” “We need to replace the whole BOE!” I was hoping the arrows
would begin to subside. After all, body armor is hot in the summertime.
However, just this Sunday morning a few of my parishioners greeted me
with sly smiles and said, “Nice Cartoon!” “What cartoon?” I asked. “You
know, the Ackley cartoon in the Advocate. You’re in a dunce cap!”
Hahaha. Oh well… In a way, I feel strangely flattered to be included in
a genuine Ackley editorial... Read More. More Opinion.
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DARKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE
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One dead, one seriously injured following US 127 crash
ANSONIA - On July 16th, 2011 at 01:12 hours, the Darke County 911
Center took a call of a serious 2 vehicle crash at the intersection of
US127 & SR47. Darke County Deputies along with Ansonia Rescue,
Ansonia Fire and Careflight responded to the scene. Preliminary
investigation revealed a Ford F150 truck driven by Michael Short of
Chillicothe was eastbound on State Route 47 when it drove through... Read More. More News. |
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30TH ANNUAL TOURNAMENT JULY 25
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Speaker Announced for Annie Oakley Golf Tournament
By Warren Richards
The 30th Annual Annie Oakley Golf Tournament is fast approaching. On
Monday, July 25th, at 12:30 pm, over 80 golfers will tee off in this
thirtieth anniversary of the tournament. Over the past 29 years the
Annie Oakley Golf Tournament has raised and donated approximately
$445,000.00 to help cancer patients in their struggle... Read More. More Events.
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TOO MANY REPS, TOO MANY MESSAGES
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Politico...
In debt talks, GOP suffers from lack of lead messenger
By Jake Sherman
Republicans think they have an easy message to sell to voters: Slash
the size of government and stop tax increases. But a sideshow has
percolated on Capitol Hill: There are too many Republican messengers
with too many messages — often undercutting one... Read More. More News. |
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THE PROCESS IS PAINFUL
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Townhall...
Character Development
By Jackie Gingrich Cushman
I’m not sure how it started, but at some point over the past year, when
my children begin to relate some hardship in their lives -- tough
tests, tough teacher or coach -- I began responding that they should
think of the obstacle as “character development” rather than as an
insurmountable challenge. “Character development.” I must have been
using this phrase more than I realized, and of course it... Read
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DEBT CEILING HYSTERIA REACHES NEW LOWS
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Human Events...
Harry Reid Threatens To Close Schools
by John Hayward
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid threatened to shut down the nation’s
schools via Twitter on Thursday, if his Party’s demands for higher
taxes are not met: This man is, quite simply, deranged. As Philip
Klein of the Washington Examiner pointed out, “federal funding pays for
only 8.5 percent of the cost of the nation’s elementary and... Read
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VAST SURGE OF MIGRATION IS ENDING
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Townhall...
New Reality Emerging on Illegal Immigration
By Michael Barone
The United States is a country that has been peopled largely by vast
surges of migration -- from the British Isles in the 18th century, from
Ireland and Germany in the 19th century, from Eastern and Southern
Europe in the early 20th century, and from Latin America and Asia in
the last three decades. Going back in history, almost no one predicted
that these...
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NOTES
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EDITOR - TODAY IS TUESDAY, JULY 19,
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Sparks
are flying in the Greenville School District and the rhetoric heats up
in D.C.; will everyone keep holding hands in Columbus? We’ll see.
Politics would be fascinating if it wasn’t for the potential victims.
Also in News:
Governor Signs Buchy’s Omnibus Agriculture Legislation; Kasich’s Week
in Review; and Rasmussen’s Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls. Blogs: EPA Must Be Stopped, and I’m Not Talking About Light Bulbs; Republican Show-and-Tell; and Take a Stand Against Rand. Obituaries: Stanley G. & Mary H. (Hesson) Hines. For
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