From The Print Section :: Page 307
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Friends help potter to rebuild
Local potter Bruce Grimes was awake and vigilant in the early morning hours of April 23, doing what he’s done hundreds of times: fire pots.
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Historic Trail Tavern to reopen after rehab
As anyone who has ever rehabilitated a building knows, unforeseen delays are just part of the process.
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After 41 years, the end of a reel
After nearly 41 years, give or take a few in the middle, Andy Holyoke, aka “Mr. Thursday” by his co-workers, has retired from the Little Art Theatre.
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Cordelia “Corky” Tucker Wishart
Cordelia “Corky” Tucker Wishart passed away peacefully at Paris Community Hospital Sunday morning June 4, 2017 with her son, Steven Wishart, at her side, following a brief illness.
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John R. ‘Jack’ Lebold
John R. Lebold (Jack,) 80, passed away at his home in Staunton, Va., on June 8, 2017.
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Village Council— Carlson named police chief
When Council unanimously passed a resolution that authorized the appointment, a roomful of villagers broke out in applause.
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Tucki’s back, headlining Dayton Jazz Festival
You’ll have a hard time finding a chair in Tucki Bailey’s living room, and you won’t see any tables or bookshelves.
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Slugfests in Minor League
Opening day for the 2017 Minor League season saw a pair of exciting well-played games played in perfect weather on Saturday morning, June 3.
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Paul B. Miller
Paul B. Miller, of Yellow Springs, passed away peacefully on Friday, June 2, at Friends Care Center. He was 84.
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Lady Loom’s classic styles
There’s no denying that villager Danyel Mershon loves what she does. The owner and clothes buyer at Wildflower Boutique downtown, she recently opened another shop on Xenia Avenue, Lady Loom, where she also selects the apparel and accessories on sale there.
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