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- Play with clay this Saturday 1-3 p.m.
- 2010 Ohio Solar Tour
- Couples to get adventurous at Getaways for Women
- Writers' Workshop announces keynote speaker
- Tomorrow: Final talk on Freedom Summer
- Notice from MTFR
- Antioch student recruitment begins
- Oct. 5 blogging talk at library will not focus on ...
- Coots announce backup venue
- Bench to Nowhere: Village explores solar options
- Early voting available in Greene County
- Award-winning play back by popular demand
- UUF seeks pianist/choir director
- YSKP Fall Classes - all ages
- 'Barefoot' in Xenia
- WYSO kicks off fund drive next week
- Little Art to premier exotic pet documentary
- Civil rights talk at Antioch, Thursday
- Old Clifton Days under way
- Free-range Kids
- Solar Tour featuring YS residences
- Local quilter in Springfield show
- Updated: Republicans overdo it with road signs
- Fall Street Fair - Oct. 9
- Too Scary for the faint of heart
- Raptor Center Open House: Sunday, Oct. 17
- Uncommon Threads IV: In the Glen
- Water your young trees
- Arts Council launches new Webpage
- Senior Center Open House, Saturday
- Rocky & Pee Wee: Going green
- Early Elementary Theater class to start Oct. 1
- Civil rights film at Little Art Thursday
- Art at Nonstop
- Bench to Nowhere: Beam me up, Scotty!
- Local Mothman search team returns
- Global Work Party for 350.org
- Hawley wood work exhibits
- Wool Gathering at Young's
- Grant to Clifton for Opera House repairs
- Save these dates
- Last night's Friday Fling was springin'
- Letter Press Demo Tonight
- Arts Council Gallery, Sept. 17
- College hits the road in good company
- Click on image to enlarge.
- Shower of Stoles Exhibit, Sept. 17 & 19
- Old Clifton Days, Sept. 24-26
- Werk Out photo
- Drop Slot Reviews: Sex and violence, pop culture a...
- Women's Park Addition
- Muslims in America Forum
- Springers' Dayton Philharmonic Tickets
- Open burn ban in effect
- Bench to Nowhere: Back on the Radio
- Dance at the Library now available on DVD
- Meeting to fight climate change - Sept. 15
- Bluegrass Weekend at the Clifton Opera House
- Springers to make Mothman Pilgrimage
- Making memories
- The Coots are at it again - Street Fair, 2 p.m.
- The Stupids are back in the good ole USA
- Mary M. Morgan's peace vigil birthday
- Blues Fest is underway
- At the Library - Sept. 16
- Nonstop Art - Sept. 25
- Rocky & Pee Wee: What's for dinner?
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- Shower of Stoles Exhibit, Sept. 17-19
- Bench to Nowhere: A YS football analogy..?
- Clifton Events
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- Final Vision Report Complete
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- MTFR responds to John Bryan fall
- Bench to Nowhere: Straight from the Police Blotter
- Bahnsen photos in new collection
- Fall Street Fair - Oct. 9
- Clown finds new parade
- Labor Day - What is it?
- Let the recruiting begin
- CJ's to be open on Labor Day
- Eat Mor Chikin
- Tea Time Saturday Night
- Presby-bash!
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- Arts Council Exhibit, Sept. 17
- Vick Mickunas back on WYSO
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- Artist Studio Tour, Oct. 16 & 17
- Friday, September 3First Presbyterian's 150th Anni...
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- YS Schools "Excellent with Distinction"
- Shower of Stoles Exhibit, Sept. 17-19
- Call for Artists
- 5th Annual Midwest Threshold Choir Gathering
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- Local chess-playing youth in the news
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