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IS MONDAY, JUNE 25,
2012 - SEARCH FOR GREENVILLE SCHOOLS SUPERINTENDENT
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Community forum results in dozens of “wants”
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE - “If we found this ‘Superman’ – if he or she really exists
– you probably couldn’t afford him.” Dr. Richard Caster, Ohio School
Boards Association, told an audience of about 30 people at Memorial
Hall Thursday night that their desired attributes in a new school
superintendent were not unusual – other community forums he conducted
weren’t much different – but they weren’t likely to happen. The person
would be beyond their price... Read
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| DARKE COUNTY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT |
Workforce Development Center Groundbreaking Ceremony
From the DCED June Newsletter
Workforce development is P4P’s number one priority for 2012 and will
likely remain the top priority for years to come. The need seems
obvious for many reasons as hundreds of thousands of well-paid
manufacturing positions in this country go unfilled due to a lack of
skills in the labor... Read
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GOAL OF $15K
WILL BE SURPASSED
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Bridges to College golf event deemed a
success
By George Starks
GREENVILLE- One hundred local residents came out on a hot, humid day
for one reason. To play 18 holes of golf to raise money for the Bridges
to College charity. An added attraction on the day was former New
England Patriot left offensive tackle, Matt Light. Light served as the
guest auctioneer for the event... Read
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DARKE COUNTY CENTER FOR THE ARTS
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“Barbecue and Blues” Benefits DCCA
Darke County Center for the Arts will host “Barbecue and Blues,” a
family-friendly fundraiser featuring music by Columbus-based band Ray
Fuller and the Blues Rockers, on Friday, July 13 at Turtle Creek Golf
Course (formerly Greenville Golf Course.) A buffet menu featuring
pulled barbecue pork on a bun plus wings and chicken chunks with your
choice of sauces will be available for purchase, as... Read
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| NOT ACCOUNTABLE, CAN'T BE FIRED |
Legal Newsline...
Group files challenge of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
By John O’Brien
WASHINGTON (Legal Newsline) - The Competitive Enterprise Institute is
challenging the constitutionality of the Consumer Financial Protection
Bureau, which was created by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and
Consumer Protection Act. The CFPB, headed by... Read
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U.S. CONGRESSMAN JOHN BOEHNER
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Republicans Relentlessly Focused on Jobs
WASHINGTON, D.C. – At his weekly press briefing, Congressman John
Boehner (R-West Chester) highlighted today’s House vote on the Domestic
Energy & Jobs Act, next month’s vote to stop the small business tax
hike, and Republicans’ commitment to repeal ObamaCare in its entirety –
all part of the continuing focus on helping the private sector create
jobs. Congressman...
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TAKING FOR FREE, SELLING FOR PROFIT
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Human Events...
TV Watching Dollars at Stake in Complex Policy Battle
By John Hayward
Broadcast television stations have a complicated relationship with
cable and satellite television providers. A broadcast TV station is
beaming its content into space, where it can be freely received and
viewed by anyone with a suitable antenna. But the good old days of
“rabbit ears,” wired... Read
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS MONDAY, JUNE 25,
2012 |
Independence
Day is right around the corner. High on your list of priorities for our
nation’s 236th birthday should be the Greenville Eagles’ annual Shade
Road Independence Celebration on Sunday, July 1. The park opens at 3
p.m. Games for the kids, bands for the adults (and kids), food and
drink and a great time. Click on the fireworks photo (left) for
details. Check out our new Classifieds format for several new offerings and submit your Classified listing today. Also in News: $11 Billion in Green Grants Produces Few Jobs, House Report Says. Sports: Chapman blows save... Twins beat Reds. Blogs: EPA Mandates Oil Refiners Use Fuel That Doesn’t Exist. For
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