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I am borrowing my title from a co-worker who wants to make this a T-shirt.

Anyway, I just got an update for you from Lakota. All buildings now have electricity. Plains was the final building to get on board, and it is also the one with the most damage. A hole in the roof has been fixed. Officials said to expect school tomorrow, but an announcement will be made between 6 and 8 p.m. tonight, Sept. 17. They are waiting on a final road report to ensure they are safe for bus travel. Not sure if you saw the article on our site, but a wire hit a Mason bus today. The children were safe, but the potential danger was another reason Lakota made the final call last night to cancel. All the food is back in the building except for Plains. There are milk deliveries happening, and some buildings will have more supplies than others. For that reason, all children can expect a lunch, but it won’t coordinate with the meal calendar and it may be different depending on what each building has in stock. All the milk and ice cream got thrown out.

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Creekside students go Green

By Lindsey Hilty | Wednesday, May 7, 2008, 04:26 PM

Can anything be cuter than first-graders running gleefully to neighborhood storm drains placing anti-pollution signs?

No really. It was adorable.

Creekside Elementary students told me why preventing pollution in the water supply would ultimately save sharks and fish. It would keep their school creek cleaner and clean up other bodies of water in Butler County.

I especially loved the creativity they showed when they created garbage pick-up contraptions.

I have photos and a story about the event. I also want to plug the Butler County Soil and Water Conservation District at http://www.stormwaterdistrict.com

or http://www.butlercountyohio/conservation

Check out the story here: http://www.pulsejournal.com/hp/content/oh/story/news/local/2008/05/07/pjw051508water.html

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