TODAY IS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,
2011 - ISSUE 2 DEBATE... THE OTHER SIDE
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I’m weary, too
From Bob Rhoades
I as you, am weary of the SB 5/Issue ads. I’m wondering though
if you considered how many nurses actually work for a state run
hospital. First there are all of the University Hospitals in
Ohio, OSU, Toledo, UC, Wright State Med Center, as well as all of the
Mental Facilities in Ohio. Just sayin! I know how busy you are,
but there is a letter that a School Superintendent here in Ohio wrote
to his teachers and staff that pretty well backs me up and actually
gives a very good look into what has been going on. Find it here,
there will be no doubt in your mind when you... Read More. More News.
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LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
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Issue 2 Forum to be held October 19
Submitted by Anne Vehre, Board of Directors
The League of Women Voters of Darke County will hold a public forum to
address the pros and cons of Ohio Senate Bill 5, which will be Issue 2
on the November 8, 2011, ballot. The forum will be held in the
American Legion Hall, 325 North Ohio Street, Greenville, on Wednesday,
October 19 at... Read More. More Events. |
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VERSAILLES TIGERS VOLLEYBALL
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Marion Local tames V-Tigers
By George Starks
VERSAILLES - State ranked, Marion Local cruised to a 3-0 victory over
Versailles Tuesday in the Mid-West Athletic Conference, as the Lady
Flyers posted straight set, 25-17, 25-16, 25-23 victories. The loss
closed out the regular season for Versailles with an 11-10 mark, on a
night where the Tigers would honor its lone senior, Danielle Langston.
Local flexed its muscles right from the opening serve and... Read More. More Sports.
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EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Exploration of African Music Kicks Off Edison Lecture Series
Edison Community College will be hosting the first in a series of
public lecture series Thursday, Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. in room 456 at the
Piqua campus. The lecture, “Africana and Beyond! Musical Exoticism in
the U.S.” will be an examination of how exotic sights and sounds are
used in U.S. popular culture to articulate and explore values that are
taboo or mysterious... Read More. More Events. |
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FARMERS BRING FARM TO CONSUMERS
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Dayton Business Journal...
Farmers use social media to raise awareness
by Ginger Christ
Ohio’s farmlands may still be remote expanses of rolling hills and
endless cornfields, but they’re not isolated from the technology taking
hold in the rest of the world. Today’s farmers have become tech savvy.
They film video on their Apple iPads while ploughing
fields. They tweet from the milking parlor. They share... Read More. More News. |
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UAV'S KNOW TO HAVE SECURITY FLAWS
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Dayton Business Journal...
Computer virus hits U.S. military drones
Joe Cogliano
Computer hackers have apparently turned their sites to unmanned aerial
vehicles as UAVs, or drones, operated by the U.S. military have been
infected with a mysterious computer virus. Wired.com on reports that a
computer virus that logs every keystroke of pilots has infected
Predator and Reaper drones flying... Read More. More News.
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THE RICH: "AN UNPROTECTED MINORITY"
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Townhall...
Selfish Disobedience
By Katie Kieffer
When a majority of progressive slugs call for thievery, I believe that
a minority of “selfish” job creators may exercise Thoreau-style civil
disobedience. The Occupy Wall Street protestors setting up camp in
Manhattan’s Financial District are not exercising civil disobedience.
Rather, they are rousing hatred against an unprotected minority: The
rich. Henry David Thoreau is an American... Read More. More Blogs. |
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NOTES
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EDITOR - TODAY IS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13,
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Darke
County Republican Mens Club Saturday meeting has been moved to the
Brick Room at BRC. Anticipated attendance will likely exceed the
seating capabilities of the regular meeting area. In addition to
candidate comments, Issue 2 will be discussed. Also in News: FRAM Adds Positions in Greenville; and Jobless claims up for higher earners. Sports: Lady Hawks takes Tri-County North in three; and Ansonia Volleyball Sports Brief. Community: Tourism Grants Available to Local Events & Festivals; and Install Smoke Alarms, Create a Fire Escape Plan. Blogs: The left, the race card, and Herman Cain; and Mondays with Tony Lee. Obituaries: Doris J. Townsend, Helen Elizabeth (Rhoades) Anthony, Kenneth R. McNutt. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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