TODAY IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,
2011 - "IT'S A BLESSING JUST TO BE HERE COACHING"
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Enis comes full circle
By George Starks
BRADFORD - When it comes to football, Bradford coach Curtis Enis has
done it all. Playing his junior high and high school football at
Mississinawa Valley, his college days at Penn State under Joe Paterno
and a short pro career with the Chicago Bears, Enis is right back,
coaching in the Cross County Conference, at Bradford, giving back.
“That‘s all you can do is give back,” said Enis.. “You take your life
lessons and do whatever you can to... Read More. More Sports.
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ROBERT "BOB" MORRIS NEW CFO
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Dayton Business Journal...
Midmark taps new CFO
By Joe Cogliano
VERSAILLES - Midmark Corp., one of the region’s largest manufacturers,
has named a new chief financial officer. On Friday, the
Versailles-based health care products maker announced Robert “Bob”
Morris would join its executive ranks. Morris had been serving as vice
president of finance at Michigan-based BorgWarner Drivetrain... Read More. More News. |
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GREENVILLE EAGLES FOE 2177
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Eagles says ‘Thank You’ to members
Greenville Eagles 2177 held its annual “Thank You” picnic for members
recently at beautiful Eagles Shade Road Park to show appreciation for
their support in a variety of community activities throughout the year.
The most volunteer intensive event sponsored by FOE 2177 is the Annual
Independence Day Celebration, in which... Read More. More Community.
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MAIN STREET GREENVILLE EVENT
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Halloween Parade and Beggar’s Night Offered to Kids
On Thursday, October 27, immediately following the annual 7 pm Lion’s
Club Parade, downtown Greenville will be transformed into a Halloween
fun night for elementary school aged children. The Lion’s Club
and Main Street Greenville are pleased to bring this safe Halloween
event to the community. The parade will form on the100 block of West
Fifth... Read More. More Events. |
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MISSISSINAWA VALLEY-BRADFORD V-BALL
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Lady Hawks win again
by Missy Schmitz
Mallory Livingston had 12 kills and 17 digs to lead Mississinawa Valley
to a three game Cross County Conference match win over Bradford
Thursday, 25-10, 25-12 and 25-11. “Our girls played a nice game,
holding Bradford to 33 points on the evening. The win was a total team
effort, with 12 girls seeing action,” said Lady Hawks Coach Scott
Brewer. “It was nice to see Chelsie get some quality kills and 5
blocks. Haley really... Read More. More Sports. |
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HE'S SO MUCH MORE THAN A PIZZA MAN
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Town Hall Patriots...
Herman Cain - Know Your 2012 Candidates
Herman is running for the Republican nomination for President.
Herman Cain grew up in Atlanta, Georgia with loving parents and little
else. His father worked three jobs—as a janitor, a barber and a
chauffeur—and his mother was a domestic worker. Even though these jobs
required hard work and little glamour, his parents knew this life was
better than the dirt farms upon... Read More. More Blogs.
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NATIONAL DEBT... A SURVIVAL THREAT
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Human Events...
Mitch Daniels Dares GOP Candidates to Be Grown-ups
by Michael Barone
Indiana Gov. Mitch Daniels did not attract as large a crowd when he
spoke at American Enterprise Institute (where I am a resident fellow)
earlier this week as he did when several months ago, before he
disappointed admirers by announcing that he wouldn’t run for president.
I saw no political reporters there -- though a few may have been
lurking in the... Read More. More Blogs. |
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NOTES
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EDITOR - TODAY IS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1,
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Sports
editor George Starks has a great interview with Bradford football coach
Curtis Enis, and the Greenville Eagles kicks off its fall season with a
“thank you” to members for another great year. Also in News: Postal workers attack critics and protest cuts; and Brown holds lead, but Obama’s Ohio standing is low. Sports: T-V takes top spot in Patriot Invitational. Events: Ag Meeting, 7:30 a.m., Oct. 6. Blogs: Ban texting and driving in Ohio, and begin saving lives; and Agent of change. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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