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January 2, 2003
Yellow
Springs in 2002: The year's news in review
The
Twelve Seasons of Yellow Springs:A calendar of events in the natural
world
County to upgrade
Cedarville plant
Diplomas for WWII vets, busses, school funding,
highlights of meeting
Historical Society to honor town’s
bicentennial—Historic celebration planned
Miami Township business—Fire squad
to participate in drug-testing program
Health District continues investigation
at Young’s
Sports
Editorial
Obituaries
January 9, 2003
Village
fires police officer over February incident
Food
poisoning at Young’s—Same strain of salmonella found elsewhere
in Ohio
Fundraiser for Dan and Abi Katz-Stein—Event
to offer support, chance to dance
Polluted property—YSI purchases neighbors’
house
Council moves forward on visioning process
Council approves goals for 2003
Malte vonMatthiessen moves on—Doing
business differently at YSI
Sports
Editorial
Obituaries
January 16, 2003
Jim
McKee, former Village police chief, dies at 73
Local
author Luisa Lang Owen—Writing to grieve, then to remember
Admissions dean at Antioch College to leave
in March
More student applications at Antioch
raise hopes
Antioch College faculty faces busy
spring term
Community leaders consider how to
bring commerce park to town
Village Council business—Development
plan floated
Miami Township business—Pitsticks
request rezoning for part of Enon Road farm
School board business—Discipline
policy discussed
Sports
Editorial
Obituaries
January 23, 2003
Jim
McKee, former chief of police, remembered for community service
Obituary: Jim McKee dies at 73
Editorial: Jim McKee’s many gifts
Yellow Springs students pass 2002
proficiency tests—Schools score ‘Excellent’ on tests
Tim Lopez reported missing a year ago—Disappearance
still mystery
Sale of OG to be finalized this week
A-C Service’s Phillips to retire
Salmonella outbreak ‘over’;Enon
couple sues Young’s
Dutch piano trio to play in concert
Sports
Editorial
Obituaries
January 30, 2003
Artists-in-residence
at Mills Lawn—Explore
under the surface
Local
residents collaborate with Dayton’s Human Race Theater
Third round of layoffs set for this week
at Vernay
Draft 2003 budget projects Village
expenses, revenue will decrease
Facing budget cut, group ponders future of
VMP
Baldwin buys lumber yard
Village Council business—Council
plan to supply natural gas to be placed on May ballot
Miami Township trustees business—Farmland
fund re-established
Sale of OG delayed; deal could be closed
this week
Concert review—Osiris Piano Trio put
on exciting evening of music
Sports
Editorial
Obituaries
