TODAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
2011 - GHOULS, GOBLINS, SKELETONS & SUCH
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Ghouls & Goblins spread out through Greenville
By Bob Robinson
Thursday night’s invasion on South Broadway spread through town on
Sunday to various neighborhoods in Greenville where ghosts, princesses,
goblins, skeletons and other fantasies (or nightmare visions?) ask for
treats with the promise of a trick or two if they have to leave
empty-handed. Ages ranged from about six months to a lot older than one
would expect for a Halloween on a Sunday afternoon. The first Halloween
I remember I was about four or five, I guess. Mom took my sister and me
around our neighborhood... Read More. More Community.
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GHS HOMECOMING DANCE
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Dance, Dance, Revolution
By Naiesha Thobe, Teen Scribe
Greenville Senior High School’s gymnasium turned into a dance floor
late Saturday night. The annual Homecoming dance was lively as usual,
perhaps livelier thanks to the win that the Greenwave took on Friday’s
Homecoming game. The theme centered around the main fairy tale that had
circled about the schools- Wonderland. Upon walking into the gymnasium
late Saturday night, it was as if you had just stepped into Alice in...
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CAIN 28 PERCENT; ROMNEY 23 PERCENT
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Dayton Business Journal...
Poll: Cain a favorite among Ohio Republicans
by Rick Rouan
Herman Cain has become the apple of Ohio Republicans’ eyes, but the
former Godfather’s Pizza CEO still represents the party’s second-best
chance to unseat President Barack Obama, according to a Quinnipiac
University poll released Wednesday. Cain has the support of 28 percent
of Ohio Republicans compared with 23 percent for Massachusetts... Read More. More News.
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DARKE COUNTY FRIENDS OF THE SHELTER
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Pet Pics with Santa
Get your Pet’s Picture taken with SANTA CLAUS on Saturday, November
12th, 2011 from 10am to 2pm at Greenville Walmart in the Garden Center.
The “Darke County Friends of the Shelter”, a 501c3 organization, and
Wal-Mart will be taking pictures of your companion animals with Santa
Claus. All animals must enter Wal-Mart through the Garden Center
entrance. The cost of the photo is only $3.00 and all proceeds... Read More. More Events. |
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LOOKING AT ALL OPTIONS
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Meeting the Need for New Transportation Resources
Maximizing the Turnpike’s Potential
FUTURE TRANSPORTATION FUNDING IS UNCERTAIN: Federal and state
transportation funding faces an uncertain future and is not expected to
keep up with Ohio’s future needs. The Ohio Department of Transportation
will soon lack adequate funds to support investment in major new
projects or even maintain our state’s current system. States must look
at all options to fund transportation... Read More. More News. |
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GARST MUSEUM
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Garst Christmas Wreath Silent Auction
Looking for that perfect Christmas wreath? Seven talented garden clubs
have submitted wonderfully creative wreaths to Garst Museum to be sold
through a silent auction. Beginning November 6, you can stop in the
Lowell Thomas Meeting Room (handicapped entrance) of Garst Museum and
place a bid. Bidding can also be done by phone or via email...
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CHOOSE 1: 999; 20/20; FLAT, SIMPLER, FAIRER
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Townhall...
Tax Ethics For Smarties
By Katie Kieffer
I have tax reform guidelines, and they’re not for dummies. My
guidelines are for smart people who think rationally. Irrational folks
like Warren Buffet may need to eat a bag of Halloween candy before
they’re alert enough to understand my conception of ethical taxation.
Tax reform is one of the hottest topics in the news. Americans are
feverishly debating tax proposals like Cain’s “999...
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FROM THE EDITOR; AND ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1,
2011 |
While
kids (young and old) are out asking for treats in return for no tricks,
another group of young people is out asking for canned goods and other
non-perishables for the less fortunate. Read about it Wednesday. Also
in News: New poll shows Issue 2 opposed by 12-points; and Local donor calls for DeWine’s resignation. Sports: LaRussa retires. Blogs: Dems aren’t cowed by GOP; and Speaking For the Voiceless. Obituaries: David Joseph Riddle. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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