Yellow Springs News Blogs Section :: Page 37

• BLOG-Superhuman Transformation

  By Amy MagnusJuly 12, 2014

  

  Like many parents in town, I’ve eagerly awaited the night when my first born could join the cast of a Yellow Spring Kid’s playhouse production. That night is tonight.

• BLOG — Follow the red brick path

  By Suzanne SzempruchJuly 9, 2014

  

  Today’s blog showcases the many brick walk ways in the village.

• BLOG-Fun with the Cousins

  By Amy MagnusJuly 5, 2014

  

  On a relaxing summer holiday, I love flowing the current especially the sweep of my own children’s ambitions.

• BLOG-What Frozen Things Do in Summer

  By Amy MagnusJune 28, 2014

  

  Enveloped in her own personal flurry, our seven year old felt as cool as can be… in Summer!

• BLOG-Acceptance By Owl Post

  By Amy MagnusJune 21, 2014

  

  This month, my daughter received a important letter by post…so important, that we took great care to fashion its reply.

• BLOG — Coach Jimmy is back!

  By Suzanne SzempruchJune 12, 2014

  

  Today’s blog showcases the first night of t-ball at Gaunt Park! Coach Jimmy was gone most of last year due to a head injury. Everyone was so excited to have him back!

• BLOG-Happy Birthday Pie

  By Amy MagnusJune 7, 2014

  

  This week we gathered around our youngest to sing out Happy Birthday. He soaked in the attention and asked for a slice of pie.

• BLOG-Curds and Whey

  By Amy MagnusMay 31, 2014

  

  I didn’t like cheese much as a kid and now regret that I didn’t pay more attention to my aunt’s artesian cheese making. Now that goat cheese is a favorite food, I am most fortunate to have local mentors…and they have the enviable support of Antioch College in their farm-to-table endeavors.

• BLOG – Flash mob on Short Street

  By Suzanne SzempruchMay 29, 2014

  

  In celebration of National Senior Health and Wellness Day the Senior Center organized a “flash mob” yesterday on Short Street.

• BLOG-DRUM Roll Please

  By Amy MagnusMay 24, 2014

  

  Friday night, the thunder that could be heard across the fields of Mills Lawn School and out into the community was no mere storm. It was the soaring music of activism.