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  • BCI’s fact finding in misconduct charges is finished

    By Diane ChiddisterFebruary 18, 2016

    The fact-finding investigation by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation, or BCI, into alleged misconduct by a longtime Yellow Springs police officer has ended and the results turned over to a prosecutor.

  • A wish to live deliberately

    By Audrey HackettFebruary 11, 2016

    Villagers Theresa Nolan, left, and Mandy Knaul moved to Yellow Springs in part to live closer to the land. Here, they fulfill their wish on Smaller Footprint Farm, Doug Christen’s CSA just outside the village where Knaul farms, grows flowers and looks after the Nubian goats (including Butterscotch, center). Nolan keeps bees on the property. The couple lives in the village. (Photo by Audrey Hackett)

    It might be the oldest tug of all, at least in America: the tug to live differently, to “live deliberately,” as Thoreau wrote in the opening of “Walden.”

  • DMS moves in— Sale of the 888 Dayton St. building final

    By Audrey Hackett

    The sale of the commercial property at 888 Dayton St. closed on Friday, Jan. 29. The buyer, DMS, a Dayton-based mailing services and printing company, will occupy a major portion of the 95,000 square-foot building, former home to the Antioch Company and its subsidiary Creative Memories.

  • Gwilym Owen, Jr.

    By YS News Staff

    Gwilym Owen, Jr., 82, died on Friday, Feb. 6, at Memorial Hospital, Chapel Hill, N.C.

  • William “Bill” Bebko

    By YS News Staff

    William “Bill” Bebko, age 78, of Yellow Springs, died Monday, Feb. 8.

  • William “Bill” Bebko,

    By YS News Staff

    William “Bill” Bebko, age 78, of Yellow Springs, died Monday, Feb. 8.

  • Electric rate hikes likely coming soon

    By Diane Chiddister

    Villagers are likely to see a hike in their electric bill within a few months, if Council approves a recommendation from its electric consultant to raise rates.

  • February 11, 2016 Bulldog Sports Round-up

    By Dylan Taylor-Lehman

    Senior Bulldog Isaiah Taylor stands with family members — from left: Alayna Wilson, Tanya Pahl, Isaiah Taylor, Sophie Clouse-Taylor, Michael Taylor, Lori Clouse — in the Yellow Springs High School gym as part of Senior Night, a cememony celebrating graduating athletes in every sport. Taylor is a starter on the basketball team and played — and won — one of the final games of his career immediately following the ceremony. (Photo by Dylan Taylor-Lehman)

    February 11, 2016 Bulldog Sports Round-up

  • Diana Hankie

    By YS News Staff

    Diana Hankie died at home with her family on Saturday, Feb. 6.

  • Their future’s in the (reusable) bag

    By Dylan Taylor-Lehman

    Lily Rainey, 12, left, and Carina Basora, 11, stand next to the baggerie they installed at Tom’s Market, which allows patrons to borrow and return canvas bags. The baggerie was built as part of their team’s participation in the First Lego League competition, and reflects the competition’s theme of dealing with trash. The team was inspired to reduce the use of plastic grocery bags, which they found through research to be immensely harmful to the earth, its animals and its people. (submitted Photo)

    The Super Snack Snatchers, Mills Lawn Elementary School’s First Lego League (FLL) team, has built and installed a baggerie in Tom’s Market.

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