What the Dayton Daily News had to say: Street fair reflects town
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
news * gossip * opinion
Midwest
Spread the word
Calendars/Schedules
Links
- 1980 NYC Marathon
- 45387.org
- American Chronicle
- Antioch College
- Antioch University Midwest
- Antioch Writers' Workshop
- At Home in Yellow Springs
- Best of Yellow Springs
- Chamber Music Yellow Springs
- Clifton Opera House
- Corner Cone 10-Minute Play Blog
- Creative Explorations
- Eco-Mental
- Electronic Edge Macintosh Support
- Emporium & Underdog Cafe
- exploreyellowsprings.com
- For Quilts Sake (blog)
- For Quilts Sake (Website)
- Friends Care Community
- Gem City Feng Shui
- Getaways For Women Blog
- Glen Helen
- Green Environmental Coalition
- Greene County Public Library
- Grinnell Mill
- Gunch Press
- Gunch Press on Facebook
- Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery
- Jafa Girls™ - Corrine's Art
- JaffaBrit's Art
- Jason Morgan Portraits
- Libby Is Art
- Little Art Theater
- Mad River Theater Works
- Main Squeeze
- Miami Township
- Mondy Morning Artists
- Nonstop Institute of Yellow Springs
- Pursuit of Persihable Things
- Ralph Keyes
- Society of Professional Jounalists: Code of Ethics
- Springs Gallery
- Stop Jet Noise
- Storm Riding - Susan Carpenter
- Susan Streeter Carpenter.com
- Tecumseh Land Trust
- The Antioch Review
- The Chronicles of Kresge
- The McGregor Voice
- The Ranch Menagerie Animal Sanctuary
- The Riding Centre
- The Why Here, Why Now Project/Brooke Bryan
- Village Artisans Co-op
- Welcome to the Village of Yellow Springs
- Wendy on Writing
- WYSO
- Yellow Springs 45387
- Yellow Springs Artists Studio Tour
- Yellow Springs Arts Council
- Yellow Springs Bloggers Association
- Yellow Springs Center for the Arts
- Yellow Springs Chamber of Commerce
- Yellow Springs Community Children's Center
- Yellow Springs Community Foundation
- Yellow Springs Dharma Center
- Yellow Springs Home, Inc.
- Yellow Springs Schools
- Yellow Springs Senior Center Annex
- Yellow Springs Senior Citizens
- YS Kids Playhouse
- YSO Jerry
Posts
Blog Archive
-
▼
2009
(803)
-
▼
June
(77)
- Bench to Nowhere: Poll closed - "no one" wins
- AC3 - AU sign agreement for purchase of Antioch Co...
- University and AC3 expected to sign today
- OK... Now Yellow Springs is really getting weird
- Pee Wee & Rocky: Last chance to vote in poll
- Opinion: Urging Wintrow to run again
- Bench to Nowhere: Nature Conservancy
- Pottery Exhibition: Wood Fired by Naysan McIlhargey
- Sprightly seniors celebrate 50th
- Bench to Nowhere: I can see clearly now
- Blog mentioned in Xenia Gazette
- Another Angle: Village Artisans
- GCPL grateful for public response to library crisis
- Doesn’t anyone want to be alone anymore?
- 4th of July and surrounding events
- Blog has record day - over 200 hits!
- Have you seen this bird?
- Pee Wee & Rocky: New Poll
- Wright State Physicians move confirmed
- 4th of July Parade safe for another year
- Antioch Writers' Workshop Announces Open-To-Public...
- WYSO looking for volunteers - perks included
- An easier way to contact your legislators about li...
- Villager's Obama Site is a success
- Villager crashes plane in Urbana
- Bench to Nowhere: Jurasek Park revisited
- Back from Seattle & Vancouver
- Antioch University McGregor Commencement Features ...
- OHIO LIBRARY FUNDING EMERGENCY - YOUR HELP NEEDED
- Yellow Springs Outdoor Sculpture Competition Winne...
- Pee Wee & Rocky: What a Whopper!
- Liar's contest in Yellow Springs
- Shining cities, slimy streets
- Bench to Nowhere: Bohemian Real Estate Bust
- Coming soon, the wit of Ron Siemer
- This Old House YS style
- Yellow Springer talks to the Huffington Post about...
- Ohio Citizens for the Arts warns of budget cuts
- Bench to Nowhere: Village Electric
- More about Street Fair in DDN
- The biggest, best Street Fair ever
- YSI acquires Utah company
- It's da berries!
- Resolution supporting Obama's health care reform
- YS Community Band Concert Friday at 7 p.m.
- Frisbee course pulls up stakes, moves to John Bryan
- Breaking News: Village about to take another big e...
- Rita Caz: Short move, big improvement
- Signs of the Times
- YS Library events in the month of June
- DDN: Glismann looking for a job
- Community Band to play at Strawberry Festival Fri ...
- AC3 and Antioch University extend deadline
- Job opportunity for an artist
- Camp Scholarships Available
- Street Fair Announcement - Jr National Young Leade...
- Bench to Nowhere: Council Salon (or Hair today gon...
- Fourth of July events/Street Fair
- Ralph Keyes' Retroterm of the Day: Luddite
- Proposed site for new Center for the Arts
- Another Angle: The sculpture in Kings Yard
- Ralph Keyes' Retroterm of the Day: Slipshod
- YSHS Graduation Photos
- Lunch at the Mill
- Another Angle: The Tie-Dyed Gift Shop
- Former YS Village Manager fired from job in Washin...
- Ralph Keyes' Retroterm of the Day: Whistlestop
- Jack L. Kershner on May 30
- Bench to Nowhere: Inaugural Production - "The Thin...
- Take this, you trivia buffs
- Jet noise poll results
- Hail, hail
- Another Angle: Urban Hand Made
- New shop in town to feature local artisans
- Bench to Nowhere: Too much juris and not enough pr...
- Ralph Keyes Retroterm of the Day: Loose canon
- Jet noise poll winding down
-
▼
June
(77)
Disclaimer:
The views and opinions expressed here are solely those of the originator of the post and not necessarily subscribed to by the editor of this blog. Comments are not edited, but they are moderated. If a comment is deemed by the editor to be a personal attack, or is vulgar or otherwise in bad taste it will not be posted.
Copyright:
All materials, except comments posted by readers and where otherwise noted, are copyright (c) 2008 - 2011 all rights reserved by Virgil Hervey d/b/a Gunch Press. For permissions, email Gunch Press at gunchpress@yahoo.com or send written requests to P.O. Box 544, Yellow Springs, OH 45387.
1 comment:
It's a nice little article. Too bad the DDN's online comments section always attracts so many wingnuts!
Karen Wintrow and the Chamber staff and volunteers and the Village employees do an absolutely amazing job with Street Fair. Making such a big event seem smooth and effortless takes a huge amount of organization, planning, and work. Well done all!
Post a Comment