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IS THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,
2012 - PRAIRIE DAYS AT DARKE COUNTY PARKS
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Welcome to the Prairie
By Naiesha Thobe, Teen Scribe
The fall weather was perfect for the annual Prairie Days held at
Shawnee Prairie over the weekend. It draw many people out of their
homes to experience how life was in the past, before modern technology
hit home. Visitors were shuttled to the Prairie were able to take a
carriage ride right off the bat if they so wished. Down the walkway led
visitors to the Sugar Shack. Here, people could partake in making
candles...
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DARKE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
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Democratic Party Headquarters open
The Darke County Democratic Headquarters has recently opened. It is
located at 124 West Fourth St. The phone number is 937-316-6166 and the
hours are 12:00 to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10:00 a.m. to
1:00 p.m. on Saturdays. All signs, buttons etc. are free to interested
members of the public. Democratic Candidates...
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GREENVILLE PLAYS BEST GAME OF YEAR
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Wave topped by Butler
By George Starks
GREENVILLE- Without a doubt, it was the best game the Greenville boys
soccer team has played this season. In a hard fought 80 minutes of
soccer, Greenville, despite its best efforts, couldn’t overcome two
first half Vandalia-Butler goals, eventually falling to the visiting
Aviators, 2-1 Tuesday. “Tonight was definitely the best we’ve played
until now...
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| DARKE COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
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Autumn's Colorful Dance
The autumn season is fast approaching and fall colors in West-central
Ohio are a "must see" this year! Explore the beauty and color of
October at a Darke County park, prairie or trail. Take a guided tour of
one of our historic sites nestled in a colorful setting, plan a
romantic dinner at a winery or just take in the many unique activities
in Darke County. Bradford Pumpkin...
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE BILL BEAGLE
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Matching Workers with Work
As your State Senator, one of the most rewarding things to do is to
travel through our district and meet with our neighbors and businesses.
This helps me to stay in touch with your needs so that I can
effectively represent our community in the Ohio Statehouse. As I make
my way across the Miami Valley, the main issue that I hear about is
jobs. Whether we are talking about displaced workers or recent college
graduates, our nation has... Read
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DAYTON BUSINESS JOURNAL
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Nearly 65K Ohioans eligible for mortgage settlement funds
by Olivia Barrow
Thousands of Ohio residents who lost their homes to foreclosure in the
past three years may be eligible for payment from a national mortgage
bank settlement. Under the $25 billion National Mortgage Foreclosure
settlement, 64,428 Ohio borrowers who lost their home to foreclosure...
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TOWNHALL
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Real World Problems
by Rich Galen
Living and working in Your Nation's Capital I forget, sometimes, that
grand issues are fun to debate on CNN or MSNBC, but real people deal
with real issues. At a fundraiser for Rep. Bill Johnson (R-Oh) last
night, I heard from a nurse anesthetist that there is a continuing
shortage of the basic drug she uses to put people to sleep for surgery.
And that when they have the drug it often has a label written... Read
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| NOTES
& THOUGHTS
FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4,
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Editor’s
Photo: Darke County has two teams making the OHSAA top eight computer
rankings: Bradford at No. 5 and Versailles at No. 8. Story Friday. On
the political front, I hope everyone took the opportunity to watch the
first debate between Obama and Romney Wednesday night. Even more
important than voting is voting informed. Also in Blogs: Government programs equal eternal life. Community: Help wanted from CAP. Events: “Brave” showing at Edison. News: Interactive property maps; Public pay perceived too generous. Sports: Big 10 Conference Standings; Reds beat Cards. Obituaries: Tyler J. Kuhn; Robert C. Idle. For
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