Women’s retreat was a success
Saturday, a women's retreat day was held in the Fr. Jaekle Room of the
Versailles Knights of Columbus Hall. The retreat was
presented by
Jill Swallow, a former graduate and resident of Versailles, who is now
a consecrated woman of Regnum Christi and resides in Clarkston,
Michigan. The program entitled "Do Whatever He Tells You", explored
methods of prayer, meditation, interpretation, and contemplation... read
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Museum
looks for Christmas items
VERSAILLES – The Versailles Area Museum is looking for Victorian era
decorations for its tree and display as well as any items that show
home life before 1910. Also fresh pine, holly and other fresh seasonal
greenery are needed on or before Nov. 10 to help prepare for the
holidays. They also are looking for toys from the 40’s and 50’s to put
in their mercantile story. If you remember Toy Land at Martin’s, you
have an idea of what they are looking for... read
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Reduce, reuse, reeducate:
Contamination
hurts recycling
Consider this: a contractor finishes a job cleaning up a rental
property for a client. It’s time to dispose of the items the previous
renter left behind. He’s cleaned up items such as clothes, shoes,
broken toys and electronics, and just plain dirt. He could
throw
it in the trash can, but he opts for the district’s free recycling bin.
He’s just contaminated the whole recycling bin, and now it’s destined
for the garbage. In Darke County, the solid waste district... read
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Bluebag
Media… Democrats
host state
candidates
GREENVILLE – The Darke County Democrats welcomed several hopeful
candidates on the ballot in November to their annual dinner, including
the candidate running for the second highest position in the state,
lieutenant governor. Sharen Neuhardt is the running mate of
gubernatorial candidate Ed FitzGerald. Neuhardt addressed the group and
her topic... read
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Bluebag Media… Haworth
is Darke
County Republican of the Year
GREENVILLE – He’s a member of Kiwanis, worked the Pig Roast for years,
the fair tent, helps out with Downtown Greenville, the Office of
Economic Development, Central Committee Chair… and served as Darke
County Commissioner for five consecutive terms. The list of
accomplishments was long; many of those attending had already figured
out the 10th... read
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Bluebag
Media… Commissioner
gives Edison
students a lesson in government
GREENVILLE – Nobody cares for you as much as you do, said Darke County
Commissioner Mike Stegall… No such thing as luck. It’s called
‘preparation meets with opportunity.’ Every decision you make is your
own. If you make a bad decision… own it and learn from it! Make the
same bad decision again? “That’s just plain stupid!” Stegall spent two
days at the Edison Community College Darke County... read
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CBC Grant Award will 'seed'
Ansonia FFA
Greenhouse
Ansonia wins grant for supporting FFA sponsored blood drives --
ANSONIA, OHIO - Money doesn’t grow on trees, but Future Farmers of
America (FFA) students at Ansonia High School know how to turn it into
“seed” for a blossoming business project. Community Blood
Center
(CBC) awarded Ansonia a $1,000 High School Leadership Grant for its
FFA-sponsored blood drives and that money is already... read
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Bluebag
Media… East
student caught being
good
GREENVILLE – Most school districts have Students of the Month – often
at various grade levels, depending on the district. Requirements?
Pretty much similar, with good grades as the starting point. At East
School, Trevor Mardin not only has good grades, but he got caught
‘being good.’ “I didn’t think I’d get Student of the Month just because
I helped someone,” the third grader said. “I did it because it was the
right... read
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Oakley Place is deficiency free
Oakley Place is proud to inform Darke County residents that for the
last two years, they received special recognition from the Ohio Center
of Assisted Living and Ohio Department of Health for being deficiency
free. This is an honor they are also accustomed to as Oakley Place has
been deficiency free prior to this achievement also. Debbie Baker,
executive director, Sandy Baker, community relations manager, and... read
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Covington donor wins the Chevy
Cruze
DAYTON, Ohio - Covington donor Gary Lavey has a drawer full of blood
drive t-shirts, but when it came to picking which one to wear on the
night that he might win a new Chevy Cruze he said, “It was a no
brainer.” He picked the Community Blood Center (CBC) “50 Years of
Saving Lives” anniversary t-shirt he received when he made the donation
that entered him into the “Summer Cruze-In Blood Drive” drawing... read
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Darke
County Parks 2014 Photo Contest
Calling all amateur photographers! This is your last chance to submit
photos! Get outside and capture the beauty of YOUR Darke
County
Parks! Winning photos submitted to the Park District Photo Contest will
be used to create a 2015 calendar! Basic Rules include: Photo
must be taken within one of the Park District’s 12 areas, Photo must be
from 2010-2014, Digital Entries Only, 3 entries per month, per
photographer. Photos will be accepted December 1, 2013
through... read
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Bluebag
Media… The
best year of my
life... yet!
GREENVILLE – “My admiration for the fair queens started when I was
nine,” said Jenna King, 2013 Junior Fair Queen. “The fair queen gave me
a ribbon… I was in shock that the queen would give me a ribbon.” Jenna,
an Edison Community College Communications 121 Public Speaking student,
was giving a “speech” presentation to Kiwanis of Greenville. She told
them involvement in fair Royalty was a family thing... read
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Pets of the week
We have Bonnie at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is a 2 year old
Pyrenees/St.Bernard mix. She is tan and white with medium length hair.
She is just a sweetheart. She loves to play and is a people dog. She
will make a wonderful companion and best friend. She weighs around 70
pounds. She is waiting for a special family to become part of. We have
Haley at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is a 4 month... read
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Bluebag
Media… BSU
students offer a
nontraditional look at art
UNION CITY, IND – “I enjoy talking to kids,” Kelsie Selch said. “I told
them there was a dragon back there,” she added, grinning. “Really had
them going there for a while.” Kelsie was one of several Ball State
University students who spent the weekend at the Union City Arts
Festival. She and three fellow students set up shop to demonstrate and
discuss their art with festival visitors. They were using a property... read
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Bluebag
Media… UC
‘Arts Destination’
kicks of with successful festival
UNION CITY, IN – His message to kids… “You can truly make a difference
in your lives if you believe you can make a difference.” That thought,
tied to the goal of revitalizing Union City, led UC Indiana Mayor Bryan
Conklin to begin a five-year journey that culminated in the Union City
Arts Festival Oct. 10-12. “When I was a kid,” Conklin said, “Union City
had an employment base for 25,000 workers. They came... read
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Kroger
Employees Donate to Big Brothers Big Sisters
Kroger store in Sidney employees recently donated over 200 snack bags
to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby and Darke County to be used in
their after school “Buddies” programs. The funding comes at an
opportune time for the agency which is kicking off its 15th year of the
after school “Buddies” program in six elementary schools in Shelby
& Darke County. Big...
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State Tourism recognizes Darke
County
efforts
SPRINGFIELD, OH (October 2014) – The Darke County Visitors Bureau was
presented with two RUBY (Recognizing Uncommon Brilliance) Citations of
Excellence Awards during the Ohio Travel Association’s annual
Conference on Tourism in Springfield, Ohio on October 16, 2014. The
first award presented to the bureau was in the Visitor Guide Category,
with a budget of less than $300,000. “It is an honor to receive this... read
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MVCTC Offers New Business
Software Elective
Class
Englewood, Ohio – “Business Software" is a new elective course being
offered this school year at the Miami Valley Career Technology Center
(MVCTC). The students are using Lynda.com, which is a leading
online learning company that helps anyone learn business, software,
technology and creative skills. The students learn software
which
will help them in their career technical labs and in their careers... read
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Top 10 finalists named in Summer
‘Cruze-in’
blood drive
DAYTON, Ohio – Ten blood donors will gather at the downtown Dayton
Community Blood Center (CBC) Thursday, Oct. 23 to find out who will be
cruising in a brand new car. All are computer-selected
finalists
in the “Summer Cruze-In Blood Drive” drawing to win the grand prize
2014 Chevrolet Cruze. CBC partnered with REACH Magazine on the “Summer
Cruze-In” campaign to encourage blood... read
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St. Marys October Newsletter
The leaves are changing color, the temperatures are falling, and once
again my room has been invaded by leering jack-o’lanterns, creepy
spiders and bats. It must be October. October seems to be the month of
field trips for the younger students. On October 9, the first graders
attended the annual FFA Safety Awareness Days. Each year, the
Greenville High School FFA sponsors Safety Awareness Days. The high
school... read
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Edison holds Guidance Counselor
Conference
Edison Community College recently hosted 28 area high school guidance
counselors on Thursday, October 9 in the Robinson Theater. Previously
held as a luncheon, this year’s event marked the first half-day
Counselor Conference, which allowed for more in depth presentations on
important topics and networking opportunities. “It’s really important
connecting with high school counselors since they are who students go
to right... read
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2001
MVCTC
Graphic Commercial Arts Alumni Publishes Book
Englewood, Ohio - Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) 2001
Graphic Commercial Arts graduate, Leslie Klenke, is a published author
with her first book “Paleo Girl”. Leslie, originally from
Vandalia-Butler High School, turned her passion for a healthy lifestyle
into a career and authored her book with the goal of helping teen girls
have a... read
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Bluebag Media… Manufacturing
not
what it used to be
GREENVILLE – “This was very educational… it totally changed my
perspective on what factories are like.” Kassidy York and Layne
Washington, 10th grade students at Greenville High School, had almost
identical reactions to their tour at Ramco Electric Motors Oct. 3.
Kassidy said upon graduation from college she’d like to consider Ramco
an option on the accounting side. She was impressed by the company... read
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Hands that serve and hearts that
care
Versailles Health Care Center, a skilled nursing and rehabilitation
center, celebrated National Healthcare Food Service Week, October 6th
through the 12th. Healthcare facilities all over
the
country honored some of their most valuable team players, the behind
the scenes food service employees that keep residents, patients, and
staff satisfied and fit. During the week,
Versailles
Health Care Center gave special...
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Bluebag
Media… Students
told “people
make people successful”
GREENVILLE – “Look at your neighbor… how many do you think will be
president of the United States?” Three students raised their hands.
“How many will be on the 10 Most Wanted list?” Students laughed as 25
or 30 raised their hands… Motivational speaker Chad Foster, during the
first of two sessions at Memorial Hall, part of Manufacturing Day Oct.
3, gave several hundred Greenville and Versailles... read
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Bluebag
Media… Bears
Mill Fall Open
House a packed event
GREENVILLE – She was singing quietly to the tune, Red River Valley.
With tears in her eyes, she said it was the song she used to sing with
her brother… before he headed off to World War II. “Oh, he came back,”
Mary Lou Hoening said, “but he was never the same. He was a broken
man.” Hoening, a former resident of Darke County, currently lives in
Miami County. She recalled her time as a local, admitting... read
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Hulsmeyer receives Outstanding
Achievement
Award
DAYTON, Ohio, October 13, 2014 — Sue Hulsmeyer, director of
organizational development and learning for Midmark Corporation,
recently received the Outstanding Achievement Award from Professional
Women in Healthcare (PWH) for her contributions over the past year. The
award was presented in Chicago at the PWH 10th Annual Meeting and
during the Health Industry Distributor Association... read
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CNO’s Darke County scrapbook… Watch
DOGS at Woodland, Bob Robinson
October 4, 2014 - Recently Watch DOGS (Dads of Great Students) held
their kickoff event at Woodland Elementary. The story has been posted
in CNO and Bluebag Media. These photos and those of other community
events were put into our Community Events Photo Gallery. The gallery
has a new sponsor… Leis Realty. Check it out and, when you get a
chance, please... read
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Bluebag Media… Friday
event a
success despite the weather
GREENVILLE – While a few hardy souls braved the brisk weather to set up
displays or do facing painting on the South Broadway sidewalks Oct. 3,
Executive Director Amber Garrett made the decision to move the October
First Friday indoors to the Elks Lodge on West Third Street. “It was a
tough decision,” she said. Garrett added she was really excited at the... read
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Visitors Bureau offers ‘Taste of
Darke
County’ boxes for the holidays
GREENVILLE, OH (October 9, 2104) – In an effort to promote the tourism
industry of Darke County and the idea of shopping local, the Darke
County Visitors Bureau will again offer “Taste of Darke County” Boxes
for sale. “We are proud to again offer locally grown and produced
products from our community,” shared Deanna York, Executive Director of
the Darke County Visitors Bureau and Welcome Center. “The boxes... read
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Bluebag Media… Welcome
Center a
‘labor of love’
GREENVILLE – “This was a labor of love for a lot of people,” said
Deanna York, executive director of the Darke County Visitors Bureau.
She and Amber Garrett, executive director of Main Street Greenville,
admired the sign and frontage of their new Welcome Center. It had just
officially opened at 421 So. Broadway Oct. 3. It was next door to the
KitchenAid Experience, a popular draw for visitors outside of Darke
County... read
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MVCTC Receives Outstanding
Program
Recognition
Englewood, Ohio -- The Southwest Region Ohio School Board Association
(OSBA) recognized two Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)
programs at the Southwest Region Fall Conference on Thursday, October
9, 2014, at the Warren County Career Center. These annual awards
recognize outstanding programs that promote student
achievement.
The MVCTC Hospitality Services Program was recognized... read
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Common
Trees of Darke County
Trees are all around us, and yet many do not know a Maple from an Oak.
Add the fact that many trees lose their leaves in the winter months and
this only adds to the confusion. Join the Darke County Parks on
Thursday, October 23rd at 6:00pm for an informative program both in and
outdoors as we learn how to ID a tree. We will then use some of the
trees around the Nature Center to practice our newly learned
identification skills. This program is FREE and will take
place
at the Nature Center...
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Thank You
Darke County Foundation
The Darke County Park District would like to extend a HUGE thank you to
the Ami McClurkin Community Fund, administered by the Darke County
Foundation. Through the generosity of this foundation, The
Darke
County Park District was able to offer several musical performances and
the ever-popular horse and wagon ride at the annual Prairie Days
Festival. Almost five thousand visitors attended the Prairie
Days
event this year... read
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Enginetics
Aerospace President Honored as Friend of MVCTC
Englewood, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)
named Enginetics Aerospace President, Mr. Wim Huijs, as the recipient
of the 2014 Friend of MVCTC Award. Mr. Huijs received the award at the
24th annual All Advisory Dinner held on Thursday, October 2, in the
MVCTC Student Activity Center. MVCTC Superintendent, Dr. Nick Weldy,
says, “This award is given each year to someone who is always... read
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Jacob
Hoelscher Joins Phelan Insurance
Versailles, OH – Phelan Insurance Agency is pleased to welcome Jacob
Hoelscher as a Commercial Account Executive. Hoelscher is responsible
for developing new business with a focus on agricultural and business
accounts. A licensed property and casualty agent, he ensures his
clients receive the necessary coverage and exceptional professional
service they deserve. Hoelscher believes the Agency provides
unparalleled support for...
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Goubeaux Sponsor Joshua Carswell
and Toledo
Symphony Orchestra
Darke County Center for the Arts recognizes Jim & Enid Goubeaux
for
their contributions to the DCCA 2014-2015 season. The
Goubeaux’s
are Angel members of DCCA, and are sponsors of two Artists Series
performances including winner of the prestigious American Traditions
Competion, Joshua Carswell, performing October 11th and The... read
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CNO’s
Darke County Scrapbook… Watch
DOGS at Woodland, by Bob Robinson
October 4, 2014 - Recently Watch DOGS (Dads of Great Students) held
their kickoff event at Woodland Elementary. The story has been posted
in CNO and Bluebag Media. These photos and those of other community
events were put into our Community Events Photo Gallery. The gallery
has a new sponsor… Leis Realty. Check it out and, when you get a
chance, please take a moment to thank Leis for their support of CNO and
the... read
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Wellness Walks Kick Off at
Shawnee Prairie
Preserve
A small but hardy band braved the elements for the first Wellness Walk
at Shawnee Prairie Preserve just outside Greenville October 4. The
walks, a joint effort of the Miami County Parks District, Darke County
Parks, Recovery and Wellness Centers of Midwest Ohio, and the
Tri-County Board of Recovery and Mental Health Services, are designed
to promote the physical and mental wellness properties found in natural
spaces... read
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MVCTC Adult Education Receives
Accreditation
Englewood, Ohio -- On July 25, 2014, the Adult Education Division of
the Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) received notice of
accreditation from Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and
Colleges (ACCSC) for three years. The ACCSC accreditation
applies
to MVCTC as an institution and all programs offered by the school must
also meet approval by ACCSC. MVCTC was required to meet ACCSC’s
Standards of Accreditation. According to the ACCSC... read
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Bluebag
Media… Farmer’s
Market vendors
offer variety of goods
GREENVILLE – Flowers, produce, Humane Society, “Dough 2 Nuts,”
Chocolates by Malissa, Janet’s Broadway Bakery, The Bottle Lady… and
Phyllis Mong. She loves dressing up; this time she was a pumpkin. And
she loves Broadway! “You know that,” she said. During the Sept. 27
Farmer’s Market Phyllis was offering a free pumpkin on behalf of Main
Street Greenville to anyone purchasing $25 or more in merchandise... read
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Community Connections Help
Individuals with
Disabilities Live a Good Life
(Greenville, Ohio) – October is National Disability Employment
Awareness Month (NDEAM). This is a national campaign that raises
awareness about disability employment issues and celebrates the many
and varied contributions of America's workers with disabilities. The
theme for 2014 is "Expect. Employ. Empower." The Darke County
Board of Developmental Disabilities operates under two philosophies... read
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Mildred Dill takes first selfie
at 101
On September 10, 2014, Mrs. Mildred Dill celebrated her 101st birthday
and then made history with taking her first ever selfie! When
Kristy Earick, Administrator at Versailles Health Care Center, asked
Dill if she wanted to take a “selfie” with her, Dill agreed but then
wanted to know more. Earick explained a selfie is a
self-photograph taken with a hand-held digital camera or camera phone
held at arm’s length and often shared on... read
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MVCTC FFA Chapter Holds First
Meeting
Clayton, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) FFA
Chapter held their first monthly meeting of the school year on
Wednesday, September 24, 2014. The 2014-2015 MVCTC FFA Chapter Officers
are: President: Brittany Taylor (Miami East); Vice President: Alyssa
McQuiston (Preble Shawnee); Secretary: Marilyn Thompson (West
Carrollton); Student Advisor: Kelly Kline (National Trail); Reporter... read
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Bluebag
Media… Library
‘Walking Dead’
event expands reach
GREENVILLE – “Walking Dead” aficionados got a treat at the Greenville
Library Sept. 27. They got to see a recap of the Season 4 Walking Dead
television series just prior to the start of Season 5 this fall.
Understanding all movie goers get hungry, especially during
intermission, library employee and instigator of the event Kaley
Breaden offered a tantalizing variety of finger... read
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VHCC celebrates National
Rehabilitation
Awareness Week
The Rehab Clinic at Versailles Health Care Center celebrated National
Rehabilitation Awareness Week September 22nd through the
26th.
The therapists at VHCC devote themselves to improving patients’ quality
of life, health and mobility. The week-long celebration featured a
complimentary cookout on Wednesday, September 24, in the courtyard.
During that time... read
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Bluebag
Media… Prairie
Days entertains,
educates over 5,000
GREENVILLE – “Elizabeth Borden took an ax…” Lizzie Gilbert, 10, offered
a sour grin as she acknowledged her familiarity by adding… “and killed
her mother with 40 wacks… Yeah,” she said, “I know all about Lizzie
Borden.” She clicked her clicker. Lizzie is from Van Wert and
volunteered as the official counter… click. Click. As of about 11 a.m.
she had tallied 401 visitors. She stopped mid-sentence as another
Greenville... read
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VFW Bingo donates $1,000 to Darke
County
Crime Stoppers
GREENVILLE – The Greenville VFW Post No. 7262 Bingo Fund recently
donated $1,000 to the Darke County Crime Stoppers (DCCS). Donations to
the non-profit organization go to help fund cash rewards for tips
leading to captures of wanted fugitives and solving of unsolved crimes
in Darke County. Tips and information made through DCCS has
led
to the capture of over 100 fugitives and helps investigators with drug
abuse... read
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Bluebag
Media… Stern
schoolmarm
‘teaches’ at Prairie Days
GREENVILLE – Slapping her hand slightly – yet repeatedly – with a flat
stick, schoolmarm Miss Townsend looked at her students. “Yes, you are
sitting on benches,” she said. “No, they aren’t comfortable. They
aren’t supposed to be… you’re in school!” After getting their
attention, Miss Townsend began her introduction to what it was like to
be a student in the early 19th century. She held “class” every half
hour during the... read
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Bluebag
Media… Duck
Blind the reward for
summer reading success
ANSONIA – On Sept. 26 Ansonia students climbed off their buses getting
ready for a new school day. They were greeted by their elementary
principal, Krista Stump, except that morning she wasn’t Mrs. Stump. She
was Uncle Sy Robertson, leader of the Duck Dynasty. He (she) was
sitting in his (her) Duck Blind, greeting students as they came in for
the day. Many of them were wearing their own versions of Duck Dynasty
clothing... read
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Beagle
Dedicates Robert J. Shook Bikeway Bridge
COLUMBUS—State Senator Bill Beagle (R-Tipp City) took part today in the
dedication of the Robert J. Shook Bikeway Bridge, in honor of Bob
Shook, a Troy area resident and former Concord Township trustee. “Bob
Shook shaped the future of the Miami County Trails Task Force with his
commitment and dedication to public service,” said Beagle. “It is an
honor to dedicate this bridge to such a hardworking advocate for Miami
County, our beautiful...
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MVCTC 5K
finds success continuing to help students
Englewood, Ohio – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC)
Education Foundation held the 7th Annual “Pi Miler” 5K run/walk on
Saturday, September 27, 2014. Thanks to the participants and
many
sponsors of the event, all proceeds will benefit MVCTC students. The
MVCTC Education Foundation was formed in 1991 by the MVCTC staff and
various community leaders who wanted to provide targeted... read
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Harvest
Life Saving Knowledge!
Gathering a group this harvest season? Start your get together with
something that may actually benefit you, your family and the
community. Learn CitizensCPR, the hands-on only CPR, in just
30
minutes first. What a great way to get together a regular group of
friends, your organization, your staff, a Sunday school class, a family
reunion or your clients. Most people who
survive a
cardiac emergency were helped by...
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DCMHA
accepting applications
The Darke County Metropolitan Housing Authority is currently accepting
applications for housing assistance and has announced the waiting list
is less than a year. Preference points will be given for individuals
and families who are Veterans, widowed spouses and families of Veterans
and preference points will also be given to individuals/families
meeting HUD... read
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Midmark
announces PQMD Membership
Midmark announces membership to aid in World Health Policies helping to
sustain a variety of global health programs… DAYTON, Ohio, October 1,
2014 — Midmark recently announced its membership in the Partnership for
Quality Medical Donations (PQMD) and appointment to the Board of
Directors. By becoming a member, Midmark has the opportunity to further
strengthen its product donations program with funding, volunteers,
schooling and other services to sustain a variety... read
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Bluebag
Media… DCCA’s
Berky inspires; is truly a gem
GREENVILLE – “I’m trying to learn something new,” said Doug Berky to
several hundred Woodland Heights students Sept. 25. “But I get sad when
I make mistakes. Do you make mistakes?” Yes!! “Does it make you sad?”
Yes!! “Do you like to make mistakes?” No!!… And he continues asking
questions as he prepares to demonstrate the new juggling skill he’s
trying to learn. Every time he’s about to start, he stops... read
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Bluebag
Media… Watch
DOGS kick-off brings in new dads
GREENVILLE – “There are two kinds of fatherlessness,” said Chief Watch
DOG Tom Warner to a room full of dads Sept. 23 at Woodland Heights.
“There’s the physical… he’s not there in the child’s life. Then there’s
the emotional; he may be there but he’s not involved… “According to
studies emotional fatherlessness may actually be more damaging to a
child than the physical.” Warner was speaking to potential new recruits
for... read
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BBBS has
new board members
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Shelby & Darke County is pleased to
announce the newest members on our Board of Trustees. They
are:
Cathy Bevan of Troy. Cathy works at Emerson Climate as the Vice
President of Human Resources. Terri Flood of Greenville.
Terri
works as the Director of Marketing and Communications for Wayne
Healthcare, and Margo O’Leary of Troy. Margo is Director of... read
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Edison’s
annual College Fair a success
With over 700 area high school students in attendance, Edison Community
College’s recent College Fair proved to be a success. Students from
Botkins, Bradford, Christian Academy, Fairlawn, Milton-Union, Piqua,
Sidney, and Russia were on campus to learn more about the various
educational opportunities available to them. “The College Fair was a
success and I’m already excited for next year!” said Christina Raterman... read
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