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2011 - $225K INVESTMENT YIELDS $14 MILLION IN ED
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ED Efforts lead to millions for economy
By Bob Robinson. Editor
GREENVILLE – “You don’t lose in economic development until you ‘lose’ a
business,” said Randy Gump, CIC Vice President and Versailles Village
Administrator. Gump wrapped up the latest Partnering for Progress
investor meeting Friday following a 90-minute presentation on the
successes and challenges of Darke County’s economic development
efforts. He had praise for Greenville Mayor Mike Bowers, DCEDO’s
Melanie Nealeigh and Economic Development Director Marc Saluk, calling
Saluk’s hiring two... Read More. See More News.
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GHS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
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Kiwanis honors its Students of the Month
Greenville Kiwanis honored three Greenville High School seniors last
week as its Students of the Month. Josh Kerns (center) was a March
Student of the Month but was unable to attend the presentation at the
time. His parents are Brian and Michelle Kerns. Rachel Lyle and Dustin
Frederick are the April Students of the Month... Read More. See More Community.
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FOR SEVENTH & EIGHTH GRADERS...
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Writing Contest: The impact of a Senior Citizen
Seventh and eighth graders… do you have a story about a senior citizen
who made a difference in your life? Want to write about it? Gade Health
Care Center is announcing its second annual contest for young people.
It wants to honor senior citizens through the voices of our youth. It
can be a grandparent or any other senior who had...
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PUBLIC ELATION REPLACED BY CONCERN
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Politico...
Osama bin Laden’s death brings celebration, unity – and questions
By Ben Smith & Glenn Thrush
The daring U.S. military operation that killed Osama bin Laden early
Sunday morning in Pakistan brought a decisive end to the chase that
frustrated three American presidents and symbolized the inability of
history’s greatest power to defeat small groups of... Read More. See More News. |
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A VISION OF DT DAYTON TRANSPORTATION
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Dayton Business Journal...
Bicycle taxicabs coming to Dayton
by Ginger Christ, DBJ Staff Reporter
A local photographer is crafting his own vision for downtown Dayton.
Seth Renner, owner of Eye Candy Art Gallery & Studios, hopes to
create a more vibrant and fun downtown through the launch of his new
business, Dayton Tricab. Tricabs are cabs pulled by bicycle... Read More. See More News. |
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CARBON & CO2... A LOT OF MISINFORMATION
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Townhall...
Carbon and Carbon Dioxide: Clearing Up the Confusion
By Paul Driessen
We are constantly bombarded with information – much of it inaccurate,
misleading, even deliberately so. We are frequently told we must reduce
carbon emissions, support “carbon disclosure” and invest in “carbon
trusts” – to prevent catastrophic global warming, global climate change
or global climate “disruption.” News stories, advocacy... Read
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WORTH A LAUGH... OR A CRY
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Investors.com...
Don’t Let Debt Limit Get In The Way Of The Party
By Mark Steyn
The other day Paul O’Neill said that ... Oh, wait. I suppose I ought to
explain who Paul O’Neill is. A decade ago, he was George W. Bush’s
first Treasury secretary. I have no very clear memory of him except
that he toured Africa with Bono and they were photographed in matching
tribal dress looking like Col. Gadhafi’s Mini-Me twins... Read
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| NOTES
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EDITOR - TODAY IS TUESDAY, MAY 3,
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The news has been dominated by the announcement that Bin Laden has been
taken out. We figure if you haven’t heard everything there is to hear,
it’s because you don’t want to. Except for the story above and possibly
a couple of commentaries, that’s it for us. The big story in Darke
County is our ED Office report… that’s our lead for today. Also in News:
Sheriff’s Office investigates fatal crash; Ohio has third-lowest tax
burden for new business; Ohio ranks No. 6 for job growth; Report:
Taxpayers unhappy with public schools; and Speaker Boehner approval
dips in new poll. Blogs: Cavalry of expectations; and End the Federal Monopoly on Energy. For
Yesterday's Home Page Click Here.
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