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Voters pass area school levies
A twice-defeated bond request for Xenia schools scored a narrow victory on Tuesday, Nov.
Voters hear library pleas, OK all 8 requests
Library levies won across the Miami Valley on Tuesday, Nov. 3, as voters responded to library officials' calls for help in midst of deep state budget cuts.
Surrounded by farms and cows is a small village, or a little metropolis some say, where artists and free thinking activists live.
Countywide issues win in Greene
Three countywide levies easily won approval from Greene County voters Tuesday, Nov.
Ron Alvey/A scene from Washington Township Fire State 43, which is voting precinct S, as voters vote and poll workers take care of the machines and assist voters.
Libraries provide critical services in these difficult times
Issue 40 necessary to provide basic services I encourage everyone to vote yes for Issue 40 to support the Dayton Metro Library system.
Re-elect Scott Miller as Xenia Twp. trustee
Scott Miller is a candidate for Xenia Twp. trustee and has served in that capacity for more than five years.
Drunk driving checkpoint scheduled for Beavercreek
The Greene County OVI sobriety checkpoint will be 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. Thursday, Oct.
Services to Greene County seniors dependent on levy
Services to seniors dependent on levy On behalf of the Greene County Council on Aging Board of Directors, I am asking for your "yes" vote on Nov.
Greene County sobriety checkpoint set
XENIA The Ohio Highway Patrol will hold a low-manpower, multi-agency OVI sobriety checkpoint in Greene County on Thursday, Oct.
Sex offenders are NOT welcome to be part of Beggar's Night
Halloween is coming up but there are some people barred from being a part of the festivities on Beggar's Night.
Local census office setting up for count
The U.S. Census Bureau has found a local home, one that may oversee hundreds of employees next year, particularly if area residents fail to respond to written census surveys.
Unpaid holidays, fewer hours will continue for Greene County workers
Greene County Job and Family Services workers have agreed to extend a pact to work reduced hours in order to spare people from layoffs.
H1N1 vaccines may begin next week
Regional health districts plan to start vaccinating the public for the H1N1 virus, also known as swine flu, next week, according to Robyn Fosnaugh, director of community health services for the Greene County Combined Health District.
Fairborn man who shook baby gets 6 months work release
The Fairborn man found guilty for to shaking his infant son, causing him permanent brain injuries will spend anytime he's not working in jail for the next six months.
4 arrested in more than 200 east Dayton burglaries
Four men who police said committed as many as 245 burglaries in an East Dayton neighborhood this summer face a racketeering case in Greene County after a car stolen in Beavercreek yielded enough evidence to bring charges.
Bellbrook man who stabbed mom's boyfriend case goes to grand jury
A Greene County grand jury is weighing charges against a Bellbrook man arrested on an aggravated assault charge Oct.
Merger wouldna t bring rapid savings, adviser says
Bellbrook and Sugarcreek Twp. have few significant structural issues standing in the way of a merger, the consultant studying the communities told the merger commission Oct.
Auditor won't run for sixth term, supports deputy
After nearly 50 years in the Greene County Auditor's office, Auditor Luwanna Delaney has decided not to seek a sixth term in 2010 and will support her deputy David Graham.
Greene County officials frustratred over year-old records system
Greene County public safety officials are frustrated their year-old records system isn't functioning as promised and are considering collecting on the company's performance insurance bond.
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