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Santa’s visit a special day of magic
“That’s just Santa’s helper, right? The real Santa is at the North Pole
right now?” “No… that’s the real Santa. He came here just for all of
you.” “But shouldn’t he be making toys?” “He is. He’s making toys. He’s
visiting children everywhere. And he’s here visiting us.” The boy –
about five or six – was skeptical. “Okay. How do you think he gets all
those toys in his bag and on his sled, then takes them to the boys and
girls all over the world in one night?” “Well… his bag is magic.” “And
so is he. And his sled. He can be anywhere he wants to be… all at one
time. Everything about Santa is magic. You believe in Santa... Read More. More Community. |
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| FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH |
Christmas Eve Candlelight Service
December 24th, 8:30 PM
First United Methodist Church, corner of 4th and Sycamore, in Greenville
The public is invited to celebrate the true meaning of Christmas at
First United Methodist Church, 202 W. 4th St., in Greenville. This is a
Classic, traditional service with words of hope, beautiful carol
singing, special music, and warm candlelight. All are welcome and
encouraged to attend. Come early. God... Read More. More Events. |
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HOMECOMING A SUCCESS
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Jets christen ‘The Hangar’
By George Starks
Sports Editor
PITSBURG- The season home opener for Franklin Monroe had two things
working in its favor. A new Hangar brought some excitement by itself.
Homecoming was the topping on the cake... so to speak. Mississinawa
Valley didn’t have enough of what was needed to ground the Jets and
spoil the Franklin Monroe homecoming. The Jets, in a dominating game,
routed the... Read More. More Sports. |
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CNO BOYS PREP BASKETBALL
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Newton a little much for Bradford
Tri-Village, Versailles post wins
BRADFORD- It was Coaches vs. Cancer night Friday at Bradford as the
Railroaders hosted Newton in a Cross County Conference battle. The
Roaders got off to a strong start against the Tribe but fell short in
the end, losing a 45-36 decision. The loss brought the Roaders record
to 0-4 on the season. Bradford will play at Mississinawa Valley
Tuesday. In other... Read More. More Sports. |
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| GREENVILLE HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING |
Wave Boys split Tri Match in conference play
Wave Bowlers traveled to Victory Lanes in Springfield Thursday to bowl
Springfield and Xenia. The Boys fared well last night splitting the Tri
Match 1-1: Springfield 2383, Greenville 2069, Xenia 1857. High for the
boys were: Sophomore Trever Mann 183, 152; Sophomore Tim Ball 208;
Junior Tyler Potter 243. High average for the Boys: Soph. Trever Mann
186.9; Soph. Bobby Franklin... Read More. More Sports. |
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CNO... LITTLE PEOPLE UNDERSTAND DOLLS
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Best Christmas Stories Online...
The Dolls’ Christmas Party
By Viola Roseborough
It was the week before Christmas, and the dolls In the toy-shop played
together all night. The biggest one was from Paris. One night she said,
“We ought to have a party before Santa Claus carries us away to the
little girls. I can dance, and I will show you how.” “I can dance
myself if you will pull the string,” said a “Jim Crow” doll. “What
shall we have for supper?” piped a little boy-doll in a Jersey... Read More. More Community.
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RESERVED TO THE STATES OR THE PEOPLE
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Townhall Finance...
The 10th Amendment Solution
by Mark Baisley
Among the many thoughtful details that the founders bequeathed to the
rest of us is the purposeful naming of our nation; The United States of
America. A single moniker like “America” would have neglected the
composure of independence and cooperative defiance necessary to earn
the crucial signatures on the Declaration and, soon afterward, the
Articles of Confederation wherein... Read More. More Blogs. |
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18,
2011 |
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Seven
more days to Christmas. It offers special times with family, a time to
reflect on the Gift our maker has bestowed upon us… and to show its
true meaning to our children. Teach them that toys are not the only
gifts we acknowledge this time of the year. As we enter the season –
celebrated in different ways by different religions – be safe and
rejoice. In News:
Report: Paul Barbas resigns as CEO at DPL; and House Passes Legislation
to Encourage Business Expansion into Vacant Facilities. Events: Financial Aid Night planned for high school seniors and their parents. Blogs: Do We Need Big Government?; and Economics Reporter from New York Times Has Accidental Encounter with Reality, Learns Nothing. Obituaries: Glenn W. Hammaker, Margery Ellen Henninger. For
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