TODAY IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,
2011 - LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS
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Packed house hears pros and cons on Issue 2
By Bob Robinson, Editor
GREENVILLE – A packed house of approximately 150 people listened to
opening comments from a panel of six debaters Wednesday evening at the
American Legion in Greenville, then turned in their written questions.
The debate was sponsored by the Darke County League of Women Voters.
The topic of the debate? The controversial Issue 2, which has been
placed on the November ballot to determine the fate of Senate Bill 5,
passed by the Ohio Legislature and signed into law by Gov. John Kasich
last spring... Read More. More News.
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES 2177
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Greenville Eagles Donates to the Community
In its October meeting, members of the Greenville Fraternal Order of
Eagles 2177 voted to donate more than $10,000 of its member-generated
community service funds to eight local organizations and individuals in
need. An additional $10,000 was set aside as approximately half of... Read More. More Community. |
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CNO PREP SPORTS UPDATE
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Local teams need big week 9 wins
Ansonia in top eight in polls; Bradford and Arcanum need miracles
By George Starks
Sports Editor
DARKE COUNTY- Heading into week nine of the football season tonight, no
Darke County teams are safe. After week eight, Ansonia was sitting in
seventh in the computer rankngs but with two games left to play, the
Tigers need to win out, just like the rest of the... Read More. More Sports.
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MAIN STREET GREENVILLE
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Downtown Businesses Collaborate for Chocolate Walk
Readmore’s Hallmark along with Downtown Greenville merchants invite you
to the “Downtown Greenville Chocolate Walk” in Greenville’s historic
downtown district on Friday evening, November 18 from 6:00-9:00 pm.
Twenty-five downtown businesses will provide chocolate treats on the
Chocolate Walk route... Read More. More Events. |
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DARKE COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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Hospital to sponsor Family Theatre Series
Wayne Hospital’s recent donation to Darke County Center for the Arts
will sponsor the local arts council’s Family Theatre Series.
“DCCA brings professional theatre groups to the children and families
in our community thanks in part to the support of Wayne Healthcare; we
are grateful that they show their support for the community by making
it affordable for children to learn and... Read More. More Community. |
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COMMUNITY ACTION PARTNERSHIP
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Commodity Distribution Day set for Oct. 27
Community Action Partnership of Greater Dayton Area – Darke County will
be having a Commodity Distribution Day for residents of Darke County on
Thurs., Oct. 27, 2011 at 1469 Sweitzer Street, Greenville from 9:00 a.m
until food is gone. Note: This distribution is only for those... Read More. More Events.
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YOU GOT TO BE KIDDING ME...
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Daily Events...
Wednesdays with Audrey Hudson
The DIAPER Act really needs no introduction, it would do just that,
provide diapers. To babies. For free. Sponsored by Rep. Rosa DeLauro
(D.-Conn.), the Diaper Investment and Aid to Promote Economic Recovery
Act (DIAPER Act) directs the federal government to distribute free
diapers for moms who put their kids in day care centers to “relieve
some of the stress on families... Read More. More Blogs. |
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INSIDE
COUNTY NEWS ONLINE - TODAY IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21,
2011 |
Today’s news is the pros and cons of Issue 2. Saturday’s news will be
opinions on Issue 2… Jim Surber and Al Bliss weigh in. Also, you won’t
want to miss the latest “Back & Forth” between Don Wright and Bob
Rhoades. That’s coming Saturday. Want to weigh in? Click on the “News”
button, upper right. Also in News: Issue 2 would give management more say; New Business Filings for September; and Honda invests $400M in Ohio. Sports: Buckeyes face bye week. Events: Trick or Treat in the City of Greenville. Blogs: Cleveland teachers must agree to concessions; and Ohio’s redistricting dustup. Obituaries: Norine Mae Baker, Lowell J. Marshal. For
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