From The Print Last Week Section :: Page 59
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Gronbeck pleads not guilty
Following a secret indictment and arrest, Donald Gronbeck pleaded “not guilty” to 50 counts of sex crimes at an arraignment hearing on Thursday, Oct. 27, at the Greene County Common Pleas Court in Xenia.
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School’s ghouls: Mills Lawn School Halloween parade
After a three-year hiatus, the long-loved Mills Lawn School Halloween parade and town-wide trick-or-treating returned Monday, Oct. 31.
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School play meditates on antiracism
“Five Scripts Toward an Antiracist Tomorrow,” will be mounted by the young thespians of McKinney Middle and Yellow Springs High schools Thursday–Sunday, Nov. 3–6, at the Foundry Theater. Admission is free.
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COVID Update | Nov. 3, 2022
For the second week in a row, Greene County is at a “medium” community level for COVID-19, according to the latest determination by the CDC, reported Thursday, Oct. 27.
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Trustees to talk large-scale solar
On Monday, Nov. 7, village and township residents will have the chance to sound off on large-scale solar farms and voice their concerns and opinions, whether in support or opposition.
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Unsolicited Opinions | Read before you vote
“What does author bell hooks have to do with the 2022 Senate race in Ohio?”
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Village Council, school board, Township hold joint meeting
The objective of the meeting was for the three entities and the public to come together in order to better understand tax structures, learn about each entity’s financial needs and talk about ideas for future collaboration.
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‘Harry Potter’ house returns for Halloween
To experience the “Harry Potter” display, visit Jean-Michel Lamoine’s house at 117 E. Davis St. during Beggars Night on Monday, Oct. 31. 6–8 p.m.
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YS Schools receive state ratings
The district’s highest average proficiencies across all tested subjects were social studies, English language arts and science. The lowest-scoring subject in achievement was math, which averaged 54% across grades three through eight and high school algebra and geometry.
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COVID Update | Oct. 27, 2022
After two weeks with a “low” community level for COVID-19, as determined by the CDC Greene County’s new case and hospitalization numbers put it back in the “medium” range.
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