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IN TOP 100 FOR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT - TODAY IS FRIDAY,
MARCH 4,
2011 |
Greenville Recognized for ED Efforts by
National Publication
Publication puts City in Top 100 Micropolitan’s in United States -
Greenville has been recognized by Site Selection magazine, a national
publication devoted to economic development, as one of the Top 100
Micropolitans (city with a population between 10 -50,000) in the United
States, based on 2010 development project statistics. The Darke
County Economic Development Office was notified this week of The City’s
inclusion in the upcoming March issue of the publication. The
publication determined it’s rankings by the number of corporate
projects’ communities had in 2010 that met specific criteria determined
by the magazine... Read More. See More
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GARST
AIDS INTERNSHIP PROGRAM
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Garst Museum announces partnership with
Wright State
The Garst Museum is pleased to announce that they have entered into a
partnership with Wright State University’s Public History Program. Dr.
Johnson of the Garst Museum stated, “WSU’s History Department offers a
Master of Arts program for students that are interested in pursuing a
career in the museum or archives profession. Part of the student’s... Read More. See More Community. |
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| "A JOY IN
HELPING OTHER PEOPLE" |
Gade Health
Care… 50 Years of Service
GREENVILLE – “We kept growing and growing… they didn’t want to leave
and I didn’t want to leave them,” Martha Gade said, explaining how Gade
Health Care Center ended up in its current location on Chestnut Street.
“There’s a joy in helping other people,” she added, smiling and
remembering. It started 50 years ago, when Martha’s husband... Read More. See More Community.
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A FUN READ...
ENJOY!
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Townhall... Except February
Which Stands Alone
By Rich Galen
Why does February only have 28 days - not just one, but two or three
fewer than all of its monthly cousins? I saw “The King’s Speech”
yesterday at the 12:30 showing playing at the Old Town Theater. The Old
Town Theater is unique in that the posted starting time of a movie is
often but a suggestion because the staff may still be selling tickets
and refreshments before running upstairs to... Read More. See More Blogs. |
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WE LIKE IT OR NOT...
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Daily Events… “Bags of Scum Have
Free Speech Rights, Too”
By Adam Tragone
I couldn’t have said it better myself, John. To be sure, many of us are
sharing the same feelings about this morning’s Supreme Court decision
that ruled in favor of the Westboro Baptist Church. Of course, we all
realize that free speech is protected for every one of us thanks to the
First Amendment, but there is a part of every decent person that
cringes at the sight of the language and vitriol that... Read
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| FROM
THE
EDITOR - TODAY IS FRIDAY,
MARCH 4, 2011 |
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Greenville
recognized nationally for its Economic Development efforts by Site
Selection Magazine; and special volunteer opportunity for seniors and
any other individual wishing to volunteer his or her time. Why, like it
or not, the court ruled for the Westboro Baptist Church. Also in News:
Kasich vows vast reform in budget and New Ohio chancellor: Get ready
for change. Events: Congressman John Boehner, Open Door
Program and Volunteerism Conference, March 16. Blogs:
Townhall... Yep, It’s Still the Economy, Stupid. Obituaries:
Ruth Fern (Poling) Anderson, Joshua James Eiting, Chalmer D. Cruze. For
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