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IS SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
2012 - GSD CAREER TECH NEWS |
CIS, Engineering to represent the District at State Conference
Both the CIS and Engineering Tech Prep Programs at Greenville High
School have been asked to represent the school at the Ohio School Board
Association Conference November 11-14. To honor this selection
the Southwest Region will be recognizing the district with a framed
certificate at their Annual Fall Meeting on October 11 at the Warren
County Career Center. Greenville Senior High School is proud to be a
comprehensive high school offering a variety of career opportunities
for our students. In addition to the programs detailed here and... Read
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| DARKE COUNTY SENIOR SCRIBES |
Meet Bill & Joan Blaine
By Delbert Blickenstaff, M.D.
William (Bill) Blaine and Joan are world travelers. They have
visited 41 foreign countries, mostly as a result of their involvement
with The Friendship Force International. Bill and Joan became active
members of the Dayton chapter in 1990. The purpose of the organization
is to foster friendship between peoples of different cultures. “A World
of Friends is a World of Peace” is the motto of The...
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| ANSONIA REMAINS WINLESS |
Bradford gets back on winning track
By George Starks
ANSONIA- With football being shoved back once again due to weather on
Friday, the Bradford Railroaders had to wait a few hours to get back on
the winning track against Ansonia. After a week four loss to Covington,
the Roaders had something to prove. Once the game got underway
Saturday, it didn’t take long for... Read
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| TEEN REVIVAL |
No Makeup Tuesday, Jericho Walk
By Kalista King
In my last article, I mentioned the Day One event that was held at the
Darke County Fairgrounds in Greenville, Ohio last Saturday. I would
like to inform everyone that this event went very well, and we had over
200 people attend! Everyone who came very much enjoyed our speaker,
Mike Guzzardo, music from local band...
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DARKE COUNTY FAIR
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Hansbarger Home Solutions Giveaway
Henderson captures free ham
Larry Henderson, 2012 Hansbarger Home Solutions Free Ham winner,
guessed the winning weight of 155 lbs & 5 oz! His wife, Ineke,
guessed 154 lbs & 5oz. Larry wanted to make his guess a little
higher. He considered he was 5 pints off from reaching 25 gallons of
blood donations and he is 5... Read
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DAYTON BUSINESS JOURNAL
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DBJ Poll: Economy top factor leading into presidential election
by Laura Englehart
More than half of respondents to a DBJ poll said their greatest concern
heading into the presidential election is the economy. With the
presidential election fewer than 50 days away, the most prevalent
concern in the Dayton region is the economy, according to a Dayton
Business Journal online poll...
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VERITIES & BALDERDASH
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Charley Reese's Final column!
Comments by Bob Robinson
They say that imitation is the greatest form of flattery. If I remember
what I found the last time I researched this, Reese did originally
write this column before it was enhanced a few times, and quite a few
years ago. I think I checked about a year ago; CNO has already
published this once. In reading through it, however, I noticed that
once... Read
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| NOTES
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FROM
THE EDITOR... ON THE INSIDE - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23,
2012 |
Today
our regular columnists are Delbert Blickenstaff and Kalista King.
Delbert is a BRC resident and Senior Scribe with fascinating stories
about his medical and retirement years. Kalista is a youth leader for
the Teen Revival movement spreading throughout the county. Her faith
should be an inspiration to us all. Pictured is Abraham Lincoln, with
his homespun stories of days past. He joins Mona Lease every Saturday.
Click the photo for all four. Promos: ‘September to Remember’ Mattress Sale! Also in Blogs: Government dependency on the rise. Community: MVCTC & BRC nursing program. News: The full time jobs paying no taxes. Sports: Eldora rainout; OSU wins; No celebration yet for the Reds. Obituaries: Virginia M. (Dohme) Hollinger. For
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