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• • YSHS Spanish teacher says, ‘adiós’

  June 9, 2016

  If she could, Kathryn Burkland would do without much of the public attention that has come with retiring this spring after 18 years of teaching Spanish at Yellow Springs High School.

• • See Ibsen classic at Foundry Theater

  June 8, 2016

  Antioch College’s Performance Department will stage a production of Henrik Ibsen’s play “A Doll’s House,” directed by Tony Dallas, June 9–12 at 8 p.m. in the Foundry Theater’s Experimental Theater.

• • BLOG— Bike path poet

  June 7, 2016

  The best poem I’ll ever write is the one I’ll never write. It’s the one I’ll write only in my head, under the influence of bicycling, which apparently is for me as potent as the more illicit highs other writers have pursued for inspiration.

• • BLOG – Ode to my Bike

  June 6, 2016

  Being able to bike this trail was exactly why I like biking so much: you can explore without limits, indulge your imagination, and physically connect with the world around you, all at your own pace.

• • BLOG-The Morning Alarm

  June 5, 2016

  We hit a snag but didn’t lose heart. We let the early moment that alarmed pass until it was replaced by a charming wonder.

• • Learn to cook, eat local at workshop

  June 4, 2016

  Tecumseh Land Trust will host a “Shop Local/Eat Local” workshop on Saturday, June 18, 10 a.m.–noon, at the TLT office, located at 4633 U.S. 68 in Yellow Springs.

• • Cascading Leaves – A sea of green

  June 2, 2016

  The swimming green leaves of late spring provide an oeuvre of color.

• • May 12 school board meeting— School fiscal future looks brighter

  As the 2015–16 school year drew to a close this month, the Yellow Springs Board of Education conducted its last meeting of the school year Thursday evening, May 12, by looking back at staff and student accomplishments and looking ahead toward projected financial expectations.

• • Village Council Regular Meeting

  Monday, June 6, 2016, 6:30 p.m.

• • YSI seeks clean-up comment

  A local environmental clean-up project may soon be drawing to a close.