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2011 - KEY CLUB MEMBERS VOLUNTEERED MORE THAN 2,000 HOURS
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Key Club students recognized for service
Thirty-nine Greenville High School Key Club members were among the
hundreds of students honored at the annual GHS Underclass Awards
Assembly Thursday. The 2010-2011 Key Club, a student-led community
service organization sponsored by Greenville High School and Greenville
Kiwanis, performed an unprecedented 2087 hours of community and club
service. For the first time, the club recognized five tiers of service:
Century Club (100 hours of personal service or more), Platinum (75
hours or more), Gold (50 hours or more), Silver (25 hours or more) and
Volunteer (13 hours or more). All 2010-11 Officers... Read More. See More Community.
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ADVOCATE PARENT COMPANY SOLD TO OCM
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Dayton Business Journal...
Local community newspaper chain sold
by DBJ Staff
Friday, May 20, 2011
The assets of Ohio Community Media LLC have been purchased by an
affiliate of Versa Capital Management Inc. The affiliate, OCM LLC, on
Friday purchased substantially all... Read More. See More News.
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RESPONSE TO SALARY COMPARISON
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The “How” and the “Why” that no one has asked
By Bob Rhoades
Joe Cogliano had an excellent article in the Dayton Business News and
published here on CountyNewsOnLine. He cited some good figures
that are probably pretty accurate and noted that a state of Ohio
worker’s salary was about 33% higher than the average worker here in
the Buckeye State. He also talked about those guys in California... Read More. See More Opinion.
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| TOURISM: 1 IN 11 OHIO JOBS IN 2010
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Ohio Tourism Industry Rebounds in 2010
The Ohio Tourism Division is thrilled to announce Ohio’s tourism
economy grew by 7 percent in 2010 and generated $38 billion in total
sales, up from $36 billion in 2009, according to research conducted on
behalf of the Ohio Tourism Division. This... Read More. See More News. |
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KASICH APPROVAL AT 49 PERCENT
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Dayton Business Journal...
Poll: Kasich, Sen. Bill 5 unpopular with voters
by Jeff Bell, DBJ Contributor
Roughly half of all Ohio voters surveyed in a new poll say they
disapprove of the job Republican John Kasich is doing as governor.
Nearly half of Ohio voters disapprove of Gov. John Kasich’s job
performance and more than half say they favor a repeal of Senate Bill
5, the controversial collective bargaining law that Kasich... Read More. See More News. |
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FOR EVERY SOLUTION SOMEONE SAYS NO
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Daily Events...
Plentiful Fuel
by John Stossel
I just learned I’m going to save money! My apartment building in New
York will switch from heating oil to cleaner natural gas. Gas is much
cheaper than oil now because energy companies found ways to get more of
it out of the ground. Even more astounding is that by using this
technique, America won’t run out of natural gas for 100 years or more!
Time to break out the Champagne? Not... Read
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MUST READ FOR THE LEFT & RIGHT...
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Townhall...
Profiles in Tolerance
By Mike Adams
Last month, I was standing at the podium getting ready to give a
lecture when I noticed a young woman had her laptop computer out. I was
amused when I saw that the outside of her computer was adorned with a
bumper sticker that said “TOLERANCE” in big white letters. I ignored
her plea for tolerance as I demanded that she put her computer up
during the... Read
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| NOTES
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EDITOR - TODAY IS SATURDAY, MAY 21,
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Friday
afternoon top news… Ohio Community Media sells Daily Advocate parent
company to Versa Capital Management affiliate, OCM. Also, GHS Key Club
recognized for its community service at annual Underclass Awards
Assembly. Also in News:
Default deniers: The new skeptics; U.S. government hits debt ceiling,
lighting 11-week fuse; and The Greatest Threat To Our Economy Is Doing
Nothing. Events: CAP Memorial Day Closing, Transportation service available. Blogs: Tell the White House We’re Running on Empty; Gusher of vouchers; and Editorials: Extra elections do nothing to help voters. Obituaries: Cecil A. Fetters. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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