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2012 - 2012 PRIMARY, DARKE COUNTY, OHIO
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Meet your Candidates before you Vote
By Bob Robinson
In a little under two months, Darke County voters will be asked to make
a choice between the candidates for three countywide positions. Those
candidates for which you will cast your vote on March 6 are as follows
(all Republican): Juvenile Probate Court Judge: Sitting appointed Judge
Jason Aslinger or Attorney James Detling. Darke County Commissioner:
Incumbent Diane Delaplane or her challenger, Aaron Ward. Darke County
Clerk of Courts: Incumbent Cindy Pike or her challenger, Amanda Farley.
You will have multiple... Read
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| COUNTY NEWS ONLINE, 2ND QTR YEAR 1 |
Fine Tuning, Adaptation and Growth
By Bob Robinson
While County News Online’s first quarter was characterized more by
experimentation and “trying to get it right,” the second quarter was a
period of fine tuning the process, adapting to what worked and what
didn’t and watching the number of viewers and page views grow. It was
during this time that CNO went from a five-story Home Page to the
seven... Read More. More Community. |
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DESPITE EFFORT, THINGS NEVER GOT BETTER
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Pirates shoot down A-Tigers
By George Starks
ANSONIA- “Mental errors and stuff that just brings a team down. We had
times when we would make a run and then I would look at the score and
see we were getting further behind.” That was Darrick Barga’s
assessment after Ansonia fell to Riverside Saturday, 47-36. Even when
Ansonia coach Darrick Barga thought it was getting better, it wasn’t.
No matter what kind of a run the Ansonia Tigers... Read More. More Sports.
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GREENVILLE, VERSAILLES ROTARIES
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Rotary 4-Way Speech Competition
The Greenville Rotary Club and the Versailles Rotary Club will be
conducting their annual 4-Way Speech competition in the near future,
and invite area high school students to participate. The content
for the speech is to be centered around Leadership, Service and the
Rotary Four Way Test: Is it the TRUTH? Is it FAIR to all
concerned? Will it build GOODWILL and BETTER... Read
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| LOTS OF ACTION IN SPORTS THIS WEEK |
Prep Sports full speed ahead as season winds down
By George Starks
Sports Editor
Another week of prep sports will get underway tonight when the Bradford
Lady Railroaders travel to Russia and a night with the Lady Raiders.
Tuesday will see a light schedule as the Greenville boy’s basketball
team will host Trotwood-Madison at 6 p.m. In girl’s hoops action, St.
Henry will visit... Read More. More Sports. |
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DARKE COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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Edward Jones, Fry & Company sponsor ‘A Taste of Wine and Jazz XXII’
Darke County Center for the Arts (DCCA) announces A Taste Of Wine &
Jazz XXII, set for Friday, January 20, 2012, 6:30 P.M. at Montage. This
event is sold-out. Sponsors include Edward Jones local Investment
Representatives Dave Connelly, Steve Litchfield, Todd Subler, and Bill
Wolke, along with Fry & Company partners Beverly Delk, Rodney Oda,
and Jim Ward. “If you have... Read More. More Community.
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THE MOST EXPENSIVE ELECTION IN HISTORY
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Christian Science Monitor...
Top Political Cartoon of the Day
I try to check out the political cartoons from Townhall and Christian
Science Monitor on occasion (when I have nothing else to do... ). This
one was a real kicker. For what it’s worth, it provides a pretty good
picture of how 2012 is going to look going into the November election.
CBS News reports that this will probably be the most... Read
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THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS MONDAY, JANUARY 16,
2012 |
The
March Primary is almost upon us. There are three contested countywide
races on the Republican ballot… and you have multiple opportunities to
get to know the candidates and their views. Be sure to check out our
lead story… and put March 6 on your schedule to vote! In News: Bill proposes $8,000 stipend for athletes. Events: Restoring American Exceptionalism: School Choice Week Events. Blogs: Burden of Local Governments Exposed. Obituaries: Rolland M. Sinck. For
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