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• • Springfield no longer water option

  May 1, 2014

  In an unexpected move, Village Council members at their April 21 meeting took sourcing water from Springfield off the table, so that rehabbing the Village water plant or building a new Village plant remain Council’s only choices for how best to source local water.

• • Drew Wallen

  It is with great sadness that the family of Drew R.E. Wallen shares the news of his passing in Davie, Fla., on April 2, after a brief illness.

• • Byron Keys Dann

  Byron Keys Dann died at Hospice of Dayton on Jan. 3, 2014.

• • World House Choir to honor Coretta in song

  “Freedom is never really won. You earn it and win it in every generation.”

• • 365 Project panel— Being young and black in the village

  In some ways, it’s harder to be young and black in Yellow Springs today than in the 1970s.

• • Robert E. Coffey

  Robert E. Coffey, of Yellow Springs, died peacefully on April 24. He was 66.

• • May 1, 2014 Bulldog sports round up

  May 1, 2014 Bulldog sports round up

• • Fixing the fixtures at YSHS

  Yellow Springs High School freshman Lorien Chavez happened to be in the girls bathroom at the high school last year when some cheerleaders from another school walked in. Not realizing she was there, they began commenting on how gross and unkempt the school’s main bathroom was.
  “When I came out of the stall I looked at them and was like, “oh, I know, we don’t like it either,’” Chavez said. “I was really embarrassed.”

• • Water sidebar — Reduce water use

  The Village’s request that local residents voluntarily cut back on water usage will remain in effect for several weeks and perhaps longer, according to Interim Manager Kent Bristol at the April 21 Council meeting.

• • Mills Lawn students plant trees for Arbor Day

  April 30, 2014

  In celebration of Arbor Day, Mills Lawn students gathered on Friday, April 25, to plant two trees on school grounds, with the help of Tree Committee members Anna Bellisari and Macy Reynolds and Krista Magaw of the Tecumseh Land Trust. Watch the video below to get a look at the new trees.