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IS FRIDAY, MARCH 30,
2012 - WAVE PULLS OUT 6-4 WIN AGAINST FAIRBORN
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Lady Wave Softball...
Greenville wins drama filled contest
By George Starks
GREENVILLE- If Greenville Lady Wave softball fans are looking for a new
soap opera, they need to look no further than their own team. Call it
“As the Wave Turns.” With strong winds blowing from left to right and
creating more havoc than Wave coach Jerrod Newland would like to have
had it, Greenville kept things interesting right up to the final out.
Leading 6-3 going to the final inning, the Lady Wave allowed things to
get interesting before pulling out a 6-4 victory over Fairborn. Down
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COMMISSIONERS CORNER
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Tough month but we’re moving forward
Last month this column was started with the words that as the column
was written, it was a balmy 45 degrees for February. This month,
as this is written, we are looking at 3 days in the 80’s in
March! This has been our kind of weather! We in... Read
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ELDORA SPEEDWAY
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Bowman’s 1962 Easter Sunday win began 50-Year History
Historic Fete to Be Honored at April 21 USAC Sprint Event
ROSSBURG, OH (March 27) – With the United States Auto Club (USAC)
Sprint division 1962 debut at Eldora Speedway and Stan Bowman’s feature
win dawned a relationship that has spanned 50 years. A
total of 181 USAC Sprint Car races among 70 different winners have
filled the...
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STATE REPRESENTATIVE DICK ADAMS
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Capital Appropriation Bill includes Miami Cty projects funding
COLUMBUS—State Representative Richard Adams (R-79th District) has
announced the bipartisan passage of House Bill 482 from the Ohio House
of Representatives. House Bill 482 makes capital appropriations
totaling more than $1.7 billion for the fiscal year 2013-2014 biennium
while also making other changes that impact the operation of state
programs. The capital budget... Read
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| EDISON COMMUNITY COLLEGE |
Edison to Host Administrative Professionals Day Program
Edison Community College will present a program Wednesday, April 25, in
recognition of Administrative Professionals Day that salutes the many
contributions of support staff through the area. The program is open to
all office support professionals, including administrative assistants,
executive assistants, office managers, and other employees who provide
secretarial or administrative support for one or multiple supervisors.
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U.S. SENATOR ROB PORTMAN
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Columbus Dispatch...
Portman says Congress might hold off on big issues
By Joe Vardon
Perhaps Republican U.S. Sen. Rob Portman was stating the obvious
Saturday when he predicted Congress wouldn’t be able to address issues
such as the country’s debt, expiring Bush-era tax cuts, Medicare
reimbursements for doctors and across-the-board spending cuts triggered
by the failure of the “supercommittee” until after the 2012 election... Read
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INTERVENTION TO POINT OF INCONVENIENCE
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Townhall...
A Teacher Saving Lots of Lives
by Bob Beauprez
It is a common cliché; “You changed my life.” But, how many people
really do? Tom Tillapaugh not only changes lives; he literally saves
them. Lots of them. In 1985 Tom was led by his faith to begin an
education ministry in Denver for the most seriously at risk, often
forgotten, kids in society. He launched the Denver StreetSchool on East
Colfax with the financial help of a business man and three kids... Read
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| FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - TODAY IS FRIDAY, MARCH 30,
2012 |
It
is with tremendous sadness that I must publish the obituary of a
special lady, Jeanne Morris. Jeanne had an idea several years ago… an
idea that resulted in the community getting together to help a high
school teen – Jordan Pridemore – fund her first year of college. Who
could have known that her interest in a talented young writer would be
the thought that sparked the creation of the Senior Scribes Scholarship
Fund. God Bless you, Jeanne. We will miss you. Also in News: Companies expected to create nearly 1,600 jobs. Blogs: Santorum could win primary big, but lose delegate race. Obituaries: Jeanne S. Morris. For
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