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Tree-trimming policy eyed
At the Feb. 7 Village Council meeting, a citizen urged the Village to reconsider its tree-trimming policy in the wake of the recent ice storm that knocked out power for 80 percent of village homes.
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Village Council— A lean and cautious budget
The Village budget for the 2011 general fund is slightly leaner than last year’s budget, with anticipated expenses down 1.6 percent from 2010.
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Villagers rally on ‘fracking’ concern
Local residents are gearing up to educate themselves and the community about the potential hazards of oil and gas drilling.
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Alton W. Brisbane Sr.
Alton W. Brisbane Sr. of Yellow Springs died Monday, Feb. 21 at Friends Care Community Center. He was 87.
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Schools aim for least harmful cuts
The ultimate goal of school district budget cuts is to respond to the district’s deficit spending while making the least amount of programmatic change.
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Nancy Whittemore Vernot
Nancy Whittemore Vernot died at Friends Care Community on Feb. 13 after a short illness. She was 86.
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Inspiring better education
About 50 people came to hear Deborah Meier and Shadia Alvarez, both progressive educators and Antioch alumni, speak at the Herndon Gallery on Antioch College campus Feb. 12.
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Seeking way forward on affordability
Since villagers began discussing the need for affordable housing in Yellow Springs in the 1970s, the issue has fostered lively and forceful debate that has sometimes divided the community.
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Antioch and village schools collaborate on Future of Education series
The Yellow Springs school board, in inviting a series of progressive-minded educators and thinkers to town, hopes the next few months are filled with discussion and debate about the future of education in the village.
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Drillers ask for land leases
An energy company began contacting landowners in Miami Township last week about leasing their land for oil and gas drilling.
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