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2021 Election — Five candidates compete for Yellow Springs Board of Education
Five nonincumbent candidates are vying for three seats on the Yellow Springs Board of Education on Tuesday, Nov. 2.
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Mills Lawn students bid farewell to Chief Carlson
Carlson, who has been with the Yellow Springs Police Department for 12 years — five of those as chief — is leaving the force in November.
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Candidates sound off at two forums
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 19 and 20, candidates for Miami Township trustee, school board, mayor and Village Council addressed community members in the Mills Lawn gym.
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The 2021 Yellow Springs News Voter’s Guide
Read the online edition of the Guide to Yellow Springs.
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COVID-19 Update — October 21, 2021
A decline over the past several weeks in COVID-19 numbers for Ohio, Greene County and the 45387 ZIP code suggest that an anticipated mid-October peak may have been reached earlier than expected.
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Down to Earth — Meet the Sustainability Champions
“I created the Sustainability Champions program to encourage and support community members, providing them with guidance via connections with community leaders, local stakeholders and area experts.”
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Wellness Center reopens to Antioch students
After being closed for over 18 months, the Antioch College Wellness Center has now reopened its doors to Antioch students.
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YSDC puts Mills Lawn discussion on hold
The Yellow Springs Development Corporation has deferred its plans “to help shape the future” of the Mills Lawn Elementary School property until after the November election, when voters decide the fate of a proposed levy to build a K–12 facility at the current location of the middle/high school campus.
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Opinion | Dave Chappelle’s views on gender are problematic and hurtful
“I am a transgender woman living here in Yellow Springs and I would like to address the recent comments that my fellow resident, Dave Chappelle, has made regarding transgender people.”
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Compassionate justice group reports findings
Greene County Coalition for Compassionate Justice, or GCCCJ, held a public online meeting Tuesday, Oct. 5 to relay the findings of its Greene County Pretrial System Assessment Report. The report was issued to provide greater context around Issue 1, a proposed levy to build a new jail.
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