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2011 - KASICH ANNOUNCES WORKERS COMP CUT
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ABCDs of Medicare
By Amy Farmer, Admission Director, Heartland of Greenville
For those who are navigating the Medicare system for the first time or
trying to better understand their options, below you will find a brief
overview of the ABCDs of Medicare. You have two options for coverage
through Medicare. Individuals eligible for Medicare must choose, on a
yearly basis during the Annual Enrollment Period, to be covered by
(Option 1) Medicare Parts A, B and D OR (Option 2) to be covered by a
Part C plan, which typically includes a prescription drug plan. Let’s
review each part individually. Medicare Part A is commonly... Read More. See More Community.
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DARKE COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU
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What’s Happening in May
Discover our legends... Warmer weather brings much excitement to Darke
County with festivals, events, open houses, artists’ series and
activities to get us out of the house, shedding winter’s heavy coat.
This month of May is full of activities for the entire family. Read on
to learn about unique events taking place in and around Darke County,
Ohio. For more details, click on the red links below or visit our
website at www.visitdarkecounty.org or become a Fan on Facebook at
Darke County... Read More. See More Events.
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DARKE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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County Update for April
April is almost gone and hopefully all the rain that is associated with
it. By the time this is written, maybe our farmers are finally getting
their planting at least started and hopefully done. April is also
tax time as we all know, but this year we all got a 3 day... Read More. See More News.
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E.A.T. FOOD FOR LIFE ORGANIC FARM
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“Living with Cancer” Support Group
The next meeting of the “Living with Cancer” Support Group will be held
on Thursday, May 5th from 7:00 to 8:30 pm. The meeting will take
place at Wayne HealthCare in the 3rd Floor Conference room. This
month’s support group features Dan Kremer, owner of E.A.T. Food for
Life organic farm. Mr. Kremer will be speaking about the health
benefits... Read More. See More Events. |
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MARCH PRODUCTION FALLS 63 PERCENT
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Dayton Business Journal...
Honda forecasts production delays through June
by Dan Eaton
Honda Motor Co. Ltd. set a production record in fiscal 2011, but the
automaker likely won’t be able to repeat that performance this year
because of continuing problems in its earthquake-ravaged homeland. The
Japanese company said Monday it produced... Read More. See More News. |
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STANDING FOR "PLEDGE" NOT REQUIRED
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Townhall...
Chipping Away Again at Bearings of America
By Marybeth Hicks
It’s a minor issue, really, but when you think about it, the decay of a
nation happens a little at a time. Last week, bowing to pressure from
the American Civil Liberties Union, the Sweeny Independent School
District in Texas announced that it would reword its district and high
school handbooks so students no longer would be... Read
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WORK ETHIC NO LONGER TRUE
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Townhall...
Slacker America
by Bruce Bialosky
A few years back I had a conversation with an exchange student from
Colombia who was working as a busboy to earn some spending money. He
spoke English fluently – an aberration in Los Angeles – and I asked him
what he thought was the most surprising thing about America. He said
“How hard everyone works.” That may have been true then, but we are
quickly becoming a... Read
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EDITOR - TODAY IS SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 2011
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Today’s post has something for everyone. For instance, if you’re 65 (or
close to it, or have a family member who is), our lead story is a must.
The Visitors Bureau gives you a heads up on the start of our summer
events… and more. Check them out. Also in News: GOP to follow Kasich blueprint for budget talks; and City to decide UPS hub deal this week. Events: Greenville High School Senior Citizens Day. Community: Darke County Parks... Mother’s Day Gift Shop. Blogs: Natural Gas Cars: Let the Market Decide; and Bipartisan effort. Obituaries: Lowell V. Miller, Jean Lucille McGlinch. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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