TODAY
IS MONDAY, MARCH 12,
2012 - TRI-VILLAGE STATE BOUND: BERLIN HIGHLAND NEXT
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Lady Patriots punch ticket
By George Starks
Gray: “Lady Patriots have unfinished business”
TIPP CITY- Before the 2011-12 season got underway, Tri-Village coach
Brad Gray said his team had unfinished business. The business isn’t
complete...not yet. After two years of being left at the alter. the
Lady Patriots have finally made it. After two heart breaking losses at
the hands of Ft. Loramie, Tri-Village finally broke through the
regional finals with a whopping 69-48... Read
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GARST MUSEUM
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The Gathering at Garst 2012
The Gathering at Garst is returning to the Garst Museum grounds in
Greenville, Ohio on July 28 and 29. It is the mission of The
Gathering at Garst to promote awareness and appreciation of events and
people who made unique contributions to the culture of Darke County and
to celebrate its heritage in a... Read
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GREENVILLE KIWANIS
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Students of the month honored
Greenville Kiwanis honored students of the month for January and
February recently. Pictured, left to right, are: Parker Cameron, Amanda
Helfrich, Pankti Bhavsar and Megan Foley. Parker, January, is the son
of Deborah and Mitchell Cameron, is involved in the Science Club and
organized his group’s engineering project that was presented to
Greenville... Read
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OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
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Ohio’s $1.6 Billion Highway Budget Shortfall: Where do We Go from Here?
By Jerry Wray
Director
Ohio’s highways are essential to keeping and creating new jobs.
Our state’s economy—especially our agriculture and manufacturing
businesses, and the logistics operations that support them—depend on
the ability to quickly and efficiently ship raw materials and finished
goods throughout Ohio, the country... Read
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DARKE COUNTY UP FROM DECEMBER |
Dayton Business Journal...
Dayton’s jobless rate nudges up to 8.8%
Darke County at 9.2 percent, up from 7.7 percent in December and down from 10.5 percent in January 2011
by Ginger Christ
After reaching its lowest level in three years in December, the
Dayton-area unemployment rate slightly climbed in January. The January
jobless rate for the Dayton metropolitan statistical area... Read
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DARKE COUNTY SENIOR SCRIBES
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An Ode to March
By Lois Wilson
Darke County’s Senior Scribes Poet Laureate turns her thoughts to
March, the month of mixed weather messages. This year, as in any year,
March could bring anything from a taste of the summer to come, thunder
storms and tornados or the heaviest snowfall of the year. About the
only thing we can count on is wind... INFATUATION - March swirls in on
wings of wind— Blows an air on the budded bough. Swept up in the spring...
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EFFECTS OF COCAINE OF JAPANESE QUAIL
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Mail Magazine 24...
30 Stupid Things The Government Is Spending Money On
If you want to get paid for doing something stupid, just turn to the
U.S. government. The U.S. government is paying researchers to play
video games, it is paying researchers to study the effects of cocaine
on Japanese quail and it has spent millions of dollars to train Chinese
prostitutes to drink responsibly. The amount... Read
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FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS MONDAY, MARCH 12,
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Tri-Village
Girls Basketball Coach Brad Gray says the Pats have unfinished business
in Columbus. Fort Loramie stopped them two years running. To quote CNO
Sports Editor George Starks, this year was payback as the Lady Pats
gave them a “good old fashioned butt kicking.” Next stop? State
semi-finals against Berlin Highland. Good luck, ladies! Also in News: Motorcycle injury accident on Eidson Rd; and Kasich plans energy-tax hike to offset tax cut. Community: Edison… Honors Society Accepting Books for Charity Sale. Opinion: Boehner on February Unemployment Report. Blogs: Kasich’s tax plan raises hopes for Ohioans’ budgets. Obituaries: Anthony Martin “Tony” Cordonnier. For
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