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  • Optimists honor 3 Centerville students

    Dayton Daily News – Thu Dec 10, 3:34 pm ET  

    CENTERVILLE — Three Centerville High School students were selected by the Noon Optimist Club of Centerville to receive the club’s 2009 Youth Appreciation Awards.This year’s honorees are Melissa Brohas from the West Unit, Jack Gallagher from East Unit and Emily Godshall of the South Unit. Full Story »

  • 'Princess and the Frog' animator a Dayton native

    Dayton Daily News – Thu Dec 10, 3:01 pm ET  

    There’s a little hometown magic in Walt Disney ’s latest release “The Princess and the Frog” because one of the film’s supervising animators is Dayton native Mark Henn.Henn was the animator of Princess Tiana, the heroine in the feature film opening today ( Friday , Dec. 11) about a young girl who lives in New Orleans during the Jazz Age. Full Story »

  • Five to Hall of Fame

    Dayton Daily News – Thu Dec 10, 1:02 pm ET  

    DAYTON — He was the Dayton Amateur Baseball Commission’s “Casey Stengel” in his prime time as a manager in the highly competitive circuit, rolling to four straight championships in the 1970s.But unlike the late and great Casey, who referred to his Yankee stars by position, Brad Driessen, an honorary 2009 DABC Hall of Famer, probably even knew his players’ middle names. Full Story »

  • Public works center gears up for its 2010 debut

    Dayton Daily News – Thu Dec 10, 12:14 pm ET  

    CENTERVILLE – The new public works center in Centerville will open not long after the new year begins. Finishing touches are being put on the $5.8 million facility, which will be in use by early February.City Manager Greg Horn said construction of the new facility is on time and a little less than budgeted. The city broke ground on the project in the spring. Full Story »

  • Superintendent credited with improving test scores

    Dayton Daily News – Thu Dec 10, 12:04 pm ET  

    CENTERVILLE — Centerville City School Associate Superintendent Terry L. Riley said he has gathered up several awards during his educational career.“I’ve gotten several awards over the years, but the one I’m most proud of is one I received from the John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts in 1990. It’s a national award that is only given out to 10 administrators a year. Receiving that award ... Full Story »

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Yellow Springs News

  • Builders make aesthetic efficient

    Yellow Springs News – Wed Dec 9, 10:23 pm ET  

    In many classic children’s stories, seemingly common and mundane entrances disguise the most fantastical places. For Alice, the gateway to Wonderland was through a rabbit hole, while the four Pevensie siblings discovered the bewitching world of Narnia through an old wardrobe. Full Story »

  • Parents parley over IEP needs

    Yellow Springs News – Wed Dec 9, 10:23 pm ET  

    More must be done to address issues in the special education program in the Yellow Springs schools, especially in the upper levels, according to approximately 10 parents who came to a special meeting held on Wednesday, Dec. 2. The meeting was the second convened by school administrators to address the results of the special education parent survey the district conducted last summer. Full Story »

  • Benning served village in work, life

    Yellow Springs News – Wed Dec 9, 10:23 pm ET  

    For each of the several hundred people who attended her memorial service at Bryan Community Center on Saturday, Dec. 5, Deborah Benning meant something unique. Full Story »

  • Derr tapped as interim college head

    Yellow Springs News – Wed Dec 9, 10:23 pm ET  

    The Antioch College Board Pro Tempore announced on Wednesday, Dec. 9, the appointment of Matthew Derr as the college’s interim president. Derr was the chief transition officer who helped lead the two-year effort to win the college’s independence from Antioch University this past summer. Full Story »

  • Visioning to turn ideas into goals

    Yellow Springs News – Wed Dec 9, 10:23 pm ET  

    The second stage of the community visioning process kicks off this Saturday morning, Dec. 12, at 10 a.m. in the Yellow Springs High School gym, and it is not a meeting to miss, according to organizers. Full Story »

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The Cincinnati Enquirer

  • 'Dear Santa' effort needs a hand

    The Cincinnati Enquirer – 50 mins ago  

    Two elves at the main post office in Cincinnati need help. They've got the supply and demand blues. | Photos Full Story »

  • Homicide suspect: How many stories?

    The Cincinnati Enquirer – 1 hr 35 mins ago  

    A homicide suspect already has given at least four versions of events that preceded a Hamilton woman being found stabbed to death, police say. Will he make another statement in court? Full Story »

  • Wind to blame for Eastgate outages

    The Cincinnati Enquirer – 1 hr 49 mins ago  

    If you lost power in Clermont County for several hours Thursday, you can blame the weather, Duke Energy officials said. Full Story »

  • Rep. Mallory: Bring boxing to casino

    The Cincinnati Enquirer – 2 hrs 34 mins ago  

    The newly approved Broadway Commons casino would be a golden venue for a Las-Vegas-style boxing arena and Cincinnati's world-class fighters, according to state Rep. Dale Mallory. Full Story »

  • Horse owner: Fire probe needed

    The Cincinnati Enquirer – 2 hrs 50 mins ago  

    An owner who lost three horses in the deadly Lebanon Raceway fire is calling for an outside investigator to review whether the barn that burned was in violation of city fire codes. Full Story »

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