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Letters 11/05: Streetscape has
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11/5/09
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Letters 10/29: County art project may cost more than it’s worth
10/28/09
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Coroner confirms identities of three men killed in arson
11/7/09
Warren County Coroner Dr. Russell Uptegrove tentatively confirmed today, Nov. 6 the identities of three men killed in a Lebanon house fire in October.
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Threats prompt school lockdown; suspect charged
11/6/09 | Comments3
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Mason woman heard Fort Hood gunfire as husband hid
11/6/09
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No Ohio Guard members injured at Fort Hood
11/6/09
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Proton Therapy confirms talks to build center in Miami Twp.
11/6/09 | Comments8
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Band ‘leaves it on the field’, takes home trophies
11/6/09
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Two taken by aircare after crash on Butler-Warren Road
11/6/09 | Comments3
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Man catches fire while burning brush
11/6/09
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SunCoke permit still under review
11/6/09
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Survey: 1 in 4 seniors admit using alcohol
11/5/09 | Comments3
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First Financial boosts earnings to $225M
11/5/09 | Comments3
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H1N1 vaccinations going smoothly, state health director says
11/5/09 | Comments2
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Lebanon
MoreLebanon news, including South Lebanon and Turtlecreek Townwship
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Coroner confirms identities of three men killed in arson
11/7/09
Warren County Coroner Dr. Russell Uptegrove tentatively confirmed today, Nov. 6 the identities of three men killed in a Lebanon house fire in October.
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Threats prompt school lockdown; suspect charged
11/6/09
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Band ‘leaves it on the field’, takes home trophies
11/6/09
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Survey: 1 in 4 seniors admit using alcohol
11/5/09
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H1N1 vaccinations going smoothly, state health director says
11/5/09
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Waynesville
MoreWaynesville news, including Corwin and Wayne Twp.
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Kings Island owner suspends cash distributions to stakeholders
11/4/09
The parent company of the Kings Island amusement park in Warren County will suspend cash distributions to stakeholders next year as the company continues to weather downturns in sales and profits, executives said Tuesday, Nov.
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European deer species spotted in Warren County
11/4/09
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Female newcomers win Springboro school, trustee posts
11/4/09
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Warren health levy passes, career center fails
11/4/09
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Waynesville income tax fails; new face on council
11/4/09
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From our Ohio Politics blog
- State flags ordered to fly at half-staff
- In Congress the rich get poorer, a little bit anyway
- AG Cordray, Texas mortgage servicing company sue each other
- Committee unveils new version of elections overhaul bill
- Strickland surprised by McLin's loss
- Party bosses trade insights on McLin loss
- Penn National goal: two "Hollywood" casinos in Ohio by 2012
- McLin ducked out of dinner on election night
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- Mental Health Center Sponsors Annual Recovery Fund Campaign - Non-Profit
- Interscope Manufacturing wins award
- Design by Sam Ashworth A Retrospective: 1964-2009 - Arts & Humanities
- The Knolls of Oxford Celebrates 10 years - Non-Profit
- Greenhills Fire Department Celebrates 71st Turkey Raffle - Non-Profit
- LBA Students On A Mission to Serve
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