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Incarcerated chorus sings out in ‘Les Mis Inside’
Under the direction of local resident Catherine Roma, the NIA Men’s Chorus at Chillicothe Correctional Institution performed “Les Mis Inside,” a pared-down version of the popular musical with choral arrangements.
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Antioch College Reunion kicks off
The campus of Antioch College will soon be buzzing with over 100 alumni from across the country at the 2024 Antioch Reunion, Thursday–Sunday, June 27–30. The celebration will be filled with an array of events for alumni, including campus tours, panels, community meals and dances.
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Pounding pavement— Villagers improve Yellow Springs sidewalks
Mitzie Miller’s mission has been to make Yellow Springs sidewalks cleaner and more accessible for residents and visitors of all abilities.
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Chris Glaser’s artistic realms
“Sometimes the art encompasses putting your heart out there for other people to connect with.”
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‘Simple Steps’ at the YS Arts Council
“Simple Steps,” an exhibition currently on display at the YS Arts Council, aims to attune those who view its pieces to what can be experienced by the senses — and beyond.
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Perry League T-ball magic begins with new season
Friday, June 7, signaled the start of the current year’s Perry League T-ball season, a cherished tradition since 1970.
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Yellow Springer Krista Magaw to run for Ohio House
Villager Krista Magaw is running as the Democratic candidate for representative of Ohio House District 71, which encompasses all of Clinton County, the eastern half of Greene County — including Yellow Springs — and a southern portion of Clark County.
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Aerolieff Aviation takes flight over Yellow Springs
One of just a handful of flight-training companies in the Dayton regional area, and headquartered five miles north of Yellow Springs, Aerolieff offers instruction for wannabe pilots with aspirations of all kinds: private flying, commercial careers, military ambitions and more.
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School board approves substitute levy
The substitute levy, if passed at the polls Nov. 5, would not constitute new revenue from local voters, but would combine and continue for 10 years annual revenue of $1,975,000 already collected by two emergency levies passed in 2015 and 2017, which are set to expire in 2025.
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The 2024-25 Guide to Yellow Springs
We imagine community as a kind of Venn diagram — people as circles that cross and touch and overlap, as lives must do, all contained within the larger circle of the village we call home.
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