TODAY
IS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,
2012 - CNO SPORTS
School spirit is strong at the prep level
By George Starks
DARKE COUNTY - It’s been obvious for years. Go to a high school
sporting event and look for the student cheering section. Some kids
have more imagination than one might think. For instance, Saturday
night at Tri-Village, the Patriot students had a theme and Saturday, it
was toga. I remember when Greenville introduced 2 Live Stage Crew. One
night it was a rodeo theme, the next night it was a night at the beach.
No matter where I go, it seems like the student section… Read
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KIWANIS OF GREENVILLE
Kiwanis Programs You May Have Missed
Report by Susi Halley
November 21 – Pictured… Gary Brown presented Kristy Cutarelli from FISH
with a check and a large number of food donations. Kristy
explained that their clientele has increased 19% since last year.
They need both monetary and food donations during a time when
many people cannot afford to give even...
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VERSAILLES VARSITY BOWLERS VICTORIOUS
Boys Varsity Bowlers Defeat Minster Girls Varsity Down St. Marys
The Varsity Boys Bowlers bounced back strong after the close match last
week against St. Marys. The match started out very close with
Versailles winning the 1st game 878 to 834. “Home Field” advantage may
have had something to do with this. However, the Tigers showed the
Wildcats they are for real again this year by...
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BROKE WIFE, BIG CITY
Do your ears hang low?
By Aprill Brandon
When I was a kid, I had a penpal. Even better, it was a FOREIGN penpal.
Every day after school, I'd run to the mailbox, quivering with
anticipation, to see if Penelope's letter had arrived from exotic
Canada (where they put gravy on their French fries...GRAVY!). In fact,
there were days I was so excited, I'd sit outside and actually wait for...
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DARKE COUNTY SENIOR SCRIBE
Thanksgiving Football time
By Lois Wilson
Once again Senior Scribe Poet Laureate Lois Wilson is on top of the
season with her insightful look at the important events of the day. The
game of the year is over with more Thanksgiving football yet to come.
If you are a football fan (or the spouse of one), you can’t help but
identify with her concise, to-the-point prose… Wilson's completed set -
four volumes - of published poetry is now available and is...
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THE HILL
GOP, Dem lawmakers see room for compromise ahead of fiscal talks
By Alicia M. Cohn
As they return to Washington this week, lawmakers from both parties are
talking compromise to avoid the impending “fiscal cliff,” showing a
willingness to put once inviolable positions on the negotiating table.
More senior Republicans distanced...
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TOWNHALL
Minorities Disproportionately
Worse Off Under Obama
by Rachel Alexander
It is puzzling that so many minorities voted for Barack Obama over Mitt
Romney considering how disproportionately they have suffered
economically during Obama's presidency. Black unemployment under Obama
increased at a higher pace than whites, from 12.7% to 14.1%, ending at
almost twice the unemployment rate of whites. Now, one out of every... Read
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NOTES
& THOUGHTS
FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 28,
2012
Editor’s
photo: It’s that time of the year. Christmas is a season for renewing
our faith and celebrating the Birth of our Savior. It is a season for
renewed sharing with loved ones. And it is a season in which our
children get excited at the lights and the music and the Christmas
tree… and of course the gifts! So what do they want for Christmas this
year? CNO will be asking for Letters to Santa. Story tomorrow. Classifieds: New Listings posted for Nov. 26; Don’t forget to check out High Five for Wave Pride under the
Community tab. Also in Blogs: Can America handle the truth? Events: Brownfield Open House & Presentation. News: Rise in Medicaid costs slows. Letters: Swensen: Greenville a great place. Yesterday's
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