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Submissions
You can use the form below to submit press releases, Letters to the Editor, In and Around Yellow Springs, suggestions for a story or other news items to the News. Simply select from the pull-down menu, fill in the required information, and click "submit."
For guidelines and policies on accepted content, read Submission Policies and Guidelines.

• To submit a classified ad, please click here.
• To contact individuals or departments, please click here.
• To submit an obituary, please click here.
A telephone number is required for verification purposes when submitting a Letter to the Editor.

For more information or assistance, call 937.767.7373.
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Note: All letters to the editor must be signed by at least one and no more than five persons. The News retains the right to headline all letters.
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Reminder: The deadline for inclusion each week is 5 p.m. on Monday. The YS News makes every effort to include all submissions that meet the submission guidelines, but cannot guarantee inclusion.
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Allowed: jpeg, jpg, tiff, tif, png, bmp, doc, docx, pdf, rtf, txt. If submitting a photo, please include the names of those pictured.
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