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IS TUESDAY, MARCH 13,
2012 - "NO DELIBERATE BREACH OF CONFIDENTIALITY"
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Whistleblower claim costs Darke County over $60,000
P4P business partner Jim Ward asks Delaplane for her resignation
By Bob Robinson
“This breach of confidentiality has put a stake in the heart of our
economic development program,” said Jim Ward, Fry & Co., and
business partner to Darke County’s Partners for Progress program,
Monday at the Darke County Commissioners meeting. He said when they
work with companies they hope will locate or stay in Darke County, they
have to trust that the information shared with the Commissioners is... Read
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COMMUNITY SPIRIT COMES OUT
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Lady Patriots enjoy some house painting
By George Starks
Amy Farmer: “Our house looks AWESOME!!!”
NEW MADISON- The Tri-Village Lady Patriots are gearing up for
their state title run Thursday in Columbus and got the celebrating
started on Sunday after the Patriots unloaded a 69-48 loss on Ft.
Loramie Saturday. Sunday, the... Read
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LOVE GOING TO COLUMBUS
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Another team... another trip
By George Starks
As much as I love sports, there are times when it becomes almost too
heartbreaking. This is not one of them. Making trips to state title
events is what makes this job worthwhile. My first ever trip to a state
sporting event came in the state of Indiana and the sport was
wrestling. The place, the RCA Dome in Indianapolis. Randolph County
Indiana had three or four kids make it through to state. Three of those
kids were from Winchester High School... Read
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GREENVILLE KIWANIS
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Best Breakfast in Town Saturday
Greenville Kiwanis will be offering the “Best Breakfast in Town”
Saturday at the Greenville High School cafeteria, from 6:30 a.m. until
2 p.m. The Kiwanis annual Pancake Day fundraiser offers All-You-Can-Eat
pancakes for $5 per person. Included in the meal is a serving of
sausage and drink of your choice. The public is invited to get a great
start to their Saturday and meet... Read
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| BIG BROTHERS BIG SISTERS |
Little Brother takes an active interest in 4H
It came from the inspiration of Big Brother Marke Kremer
Big Brother Mark Kremer of Versailles has been matched to his assigned
little brother Michael Poth since 2009. Poth, a resident of
Ansonia is the son of Tonia Mendenhall and Ned Poth. Kremer was
originally inspired to become involved in the program through his
daughter, who was a volunteer at the time... Read
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LEGISLATION: REPEAL ENERGY TAX CREDITS
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CNS News...
GOP Congressmen: Gov’t Should Stop ‘Picking Winners and Losers’ In Energy Sector
By Patrick Burke
(CNSNews.com) – Several Republican leaders in the Senate and House
spoke about their legislation to repeal all tax subsidies to the energy
industry on Thursday, stating that government should not be in the
business of “picking winners and losers” but should instead seek to
ensure a level playing... Read
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TYPICAL FED TINKERING... THEY CAN'T HELP IT
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Townhall Finance...
Fed Hooey
by Larry Kudlow
I didn’t want to let the latest cockamamie Fed idea for “sterilized”
bond buying pass without a comment. A Wall Street Journal story
explained that somehow the Fed will buy more long-term bonds, print new
money, and then borrow the money back so it doesn’t cause inflation.
It’s all a lot of hooey. Typical Fed tinkering. They can’t seem to help
themselves. The dollar has already fallen about 1 percent... Read
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS TUESDAY, MARCH 13,
2012 |
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whistleblower claim by an EMA employee has been going on since November
2009. It became public a week ago and the Commissioners have agreed to
a $56,000 lump sum (plus the $7K they’ve already paid to counsel) to
settle it. In the meantime a few miles south of Greenville, the small
community of New Madison celebrates the accomplishments of its youth.
It will be interesting to see which stories get read the most. Have a
great day! Also in News: What They Told Us: Reviewing Last Week’s Key Polls. Commissioners: Announced Public Meetings Feb. 27, Feb. 29, March 5 and March 7. Blogs: Presidential Pork Kills Keystone. For
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