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  • Village Council resolves residential solar cap issue

    An unlimited number of villagers can now install solar panels on their residences and connect them to the grid after Council passed legislation at its regular meeting, Tuesday, Sept. 3, eliminating a cap on residential solar generation.

  • Village to test traffic pattern

    Short Street and a section of South Walnut Street will be turned into one-way streets for a period of three weeks in October and November to test out a new traffic flow in the area.

  • Gun pulled at playground

    According to the Yellow Springs Police Department, at 7:49 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8, a caller told police that a man pulled a gun and aimed it at a small dog at the Mills Lawn Elementary School playground.

  • YS man still in ICE custody

    Picked up and detained Aug. 28 by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, agents, villager Miguel Espinosa remains in custody more than two weeks later, awaiting a bond hearing date that had yet to be scheduled at press time.

  • September 12, 2019 Bulldog Sports Roundup

    September 12, 2019 Bulldog Sports Roundup

  • Helen Hammond

    Helen (Pitman) Hammond passed peacefully at Friends Care Community in Yellow Springs on Sept. 3, 2019, just after turning 92 years old.

  • Poolside pups

    On Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 2, the Gaunt Park pool hosted its annual end-of-season Doggie Swim.

  • Council addresses ICE action

    At its regular meeting on Tuesday, Sept, 3, Village Council addressed the ongoing situation involving Miguel Espinosa, a local resident arrested by Yellow Springs police last week and later detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.

  • Before 2020, there was 1920

    The YSAC show celebrates the 1920 milestone — and the century of effort that preceded it — with more than 20 art quilts and quilt squares depicting figures and themes from the suffrage movement.

  • World House Choir performs — ‘Earth Mass’ reprised, with two new works

    World House Choir and DCDC dancers

    The 100 voices of the World House Choir will reprise their celebration of “the earth, forever turning” with “Missa Gaia” and two new, commissioned pieces as part of “Our Planet — Our Lives” this month.

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