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NEWS ONLINE - THURSDAY, JULY 7, 2016 - FATHER DAUGHTER TAKE A WALK DAY
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ODE Start Talking!
Know! To BUST Summer Boredom
It’s late June, which for many families means that kids are sitting
around the house complaining of summer boredom. Annoying? Yes.
Potentially dangerous? You bet. While there is absolutely nothing wrong
with teens experiencing a little boredom, too much time on their hands
with “nothing to do” can lead to trouble, like experimenting with
alcohol and drugs or engaging in other risky behaviors. On the other... Read
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| OSU EXTENSION
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Corn & Beef Newsletters June 30
From Sam Custer
After a wet early spring in many parts of Ohio, most of us are suddenly
looking for some showers. In fact, in some parts of the state pastures
have already gone dormant and cattlemen are beginning to feed hay. This
week, grazing management is the focus of our lead article. In the Beef
Newsletter… Practice Good Grazing Management During the Summer. In the
Corn Newsletter... Read
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GREENVILLE ROTARY
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Rotary continues support of Darke Co. Special Olympics
Kyle Lehman, Rotary President is shown here presenting a check to Cindy
Rose, Director of the Darke Co. Special Olympics program. With
year-round activities in basketball, softball, cheerleading, bowling
and the annual track and field event, the program has added more... Read
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| ANSONIA INDEPENDENCE DAY PARADE
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“I’m awesome,” says the young lady
By Bob Robinson
“Why are you here?” Critical thinking level one… “I don’t know.” Level
two… “For the candy.” Critical thinking level three… “For the parade!”
“Why are we having a parade?” Level one… “For the candy.” Level two…
“For me!” Level three… “So I can get candy!” I love talking to kids!
Then there was this... Read
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| U.S. SENATOR SHERROD BROWN
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Growing Our Shrinking Middle Class
Today, Americans are working longer hours for less pay. Protections and
benefits that were once guaranteed by the government or bargained for
by unions have eroded. Workers are holding up their end of the bargain,
but seeing little in return. And new numbers illustrate the reality
Ohio workers face. Oxfam and the Economic Policy Institute released a
new report last week... Read
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| EDISON STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
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Edison State to
Host Fast Track
Friday Events
Edison State Community College will host Fast Track Friday enrollment
events beginning July 8 and running every Friday through August 5 for
new and returning students. The events are designed to expedite the
application and enrollment processes for fall classes... Read
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FEDERAL NEWS RADIO
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The fed-retirees, the politicians and the public
By Mike Causey
Back in the day, when so many people were protesting police
“brutality,” there was a popular bumper sticker that went something
like this: “Next time you get mugged, call a hippie! Much the same
could be said today about the way a large portion of the public feels
about the government. And bureaucrats. And misunderstand... Read
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