Jeanie Felker, a teacher of young children and a fierce advocate of their right to learn in their own way, died on Wednesday, Sept. 12.

George Asakawa died peacefully at home on Sept. 11, in the company of his family and caregivers. He was 94.

All over the world, people are getting ready to celebrate the International Day of Peace on Friday, Sept. 21. Yellow Springs is no exception, and the village will be celebrating with a few special events of its own.

Daniel Pearson died Friday, Sept. 14, at his home at Lawson Place. He was 66. Though the coroner has not made official determination, the cause of death appears to be natural. A full obituary will appear in the Sept. 20 issue of the News.

George Asakawa died peacefully at home on Sept. 11, in the company of his family and caregivers. He was 94. George is survived by his wife of 67 years, Toshiko, their two sons, Carl (Andrew Pavey) and Stephen (Debra), and two grandsons, Nicholas (Anisa) and Eric. In lieu of flowers, please consider a contribution to […]

Jeanie Felker, a teacher of young children and a fierce advocate of their right to learn in their own way, died on Sept. 12. She is survived by her husband, Bill, and two daughters, Jeni, a child psychologist in Portland, Ore., and Neysa, an artist in Spoleto, Italy, two grandchildren, Max and Jack Thayer, and […]

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Wilbur W. Deaton died Saturday, Sept. 8, at Friends Care Center. He was 93. Wilbur was born on Sept. 28, 1918 to the late Glenn and Birdie (Swaney) Deaton in Springfield. Wilbur served his country as a lieutenant during World War II in the United States Navy, and was privileged to attend an Honor Flight […]

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