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• Springfield Mayor Warren Copeland Selected For Prestigious Humanitarian Award - Posted 12-21-09

• Wittenberg University Hosts Annual German Language Epiphany Service Jan. 10 - Posted 12-21-09

• Marianne Nave Receives Award - Posted 12-20-09

• Wittenberg Physics Professor Dan Fleisch To Lead Stargazing Event Jan. 7 - Posted 12-20-09

• Waste Management District Offers Christmas Tree Recycling - Posted 12-17-09

• Clark County Flu Clinics Not Affected By Recalled H1N1 Doses - Posted 12-16-09

• Carols and Lights: A Part Of "Covenant Cares!" - Posted 12-14-09

• Final Day For Specialty Recycling - Posted 12-12-09

• Three Bitten By Family Dog - Posted 12-10-09

• Clifton First-Ever Winter Festival Coming - Posted 12-7-09

• H1N1 Vaccine Will Be Available To All In Clark County On December 15th - Posted 12-4-09

• Northridge Lions Christmas Tree Sale - Posted 12-4-09

• 13th Annual Christmas in South Charleston - Posted 12-3-09

• Jail Inmate Walks Away From Work Detail - Posted 12-3-09

• Dayton Man Arrested For Selling Cocaine in Springfield Barber Shop - Posted 12-1-09

• Wittenberg University Hosts 28th Annual Community Messiah Sing - Posted 12-1-09

• Witt Series Presents Lessons And Carols For Advent And Christmas - Posted 11-25-09

• Mozart, Respighi, and More! - Posted 11-25-09

• East End Drug Arrest - Posted 11-25-09

• Springfield City Schools Leadership to host Community Forums - Posted 11-23-09

• Wittenberg Professor Of History Contributes Blog Entries To Web Site Of Prestigious Historical Society - Posted 11-23-09

• Great Tree Auction Benefits A Special Wish - Posted 11-20-09

• Deputies Arrest 36 on Drug Charges - Posted 11-19-09

• Innovative Wittenberg Saturday Science Program Continues Dec. 5 - Posted 11-19-09

• Holiday In The City Tree Installation - Posted 11-15-09

• Museum Holiday Open House To Extend Holiday Cheer Beyond Holiday In The City - Posted 11-15-09

• Next H1N1 Vaccine Clinic is Tuesday, November 17 - Posted 11-14-09

• Butler Consulting Receives 2009 Best of Springfield Award - Posted 11-11-09

• Springfield Symphony Orchestra Presents Stephen Paulus – Augustin Hadelich - Posted 11-8-09

• Do You Bleed Scarlet And Gray? - Posted 11-7-09

• Marianne Nave To Receive National Honor For Beautification Work - Posted 11-6-09

• Wittenberg Professor Emeritus Conrad Balliet Honored With Poetry Reading - Posted 11-6-09

• Springfield Youth Symphony In Concert - Posted 10-29-09

• Wittenberg Students Manage 13th Annual Entrepreneurial Business Award - Posted 10-24-09

• Wittenberg Recognizes Nine Alumni - Posted 10-24-09

• Springfield City Schools Get State Recognition - Posted 10-20-09

• Springfield "Warm Coats - Warm Hearts" Coat Drive - Posted 10-20-09

• South Charleston Choir To Begin Rehearsals - Posted 10-18-09

• Man Arrested For Theft Of Donation Jar - Posted 10-13-09

• Wittenberg Department Of Theatre Opens 2009-10 Season - Posted 9-30-09

• Fee Increase for Birth and Death Certificates - Posted 9-30-09

• Wittenberg Welcomes University Of Toledo Law Professor To Campus For Fall Law Forum - Posted 9-30-09

• Wittenberg University's Drama Program Earns Top Marks In 2010 Fiske Guide to Colleges - Posted 9-30-09

• Committee Seeks Alumni Of Distinction - Posted 9-26-09

• Symphony 101 - Posted 9-24-09

• Wittenberg Professor Writes First Global History of Girl Scouting and Guiding - Posted 9-24-09

• H1N1 Update from Clark County Health Department - Posted 9-24-09

• CONA Hosts Candidates Night - Posted 9-24-09

• Threatening Text Message Results In Arrest - Posted 9-24-09

• City Schools To Beef Up Truancy Sweeps - Posted 9-24-09

• Woman Arrested For Public Indecency - Posted 9-23-09

• Springfield Township Burglary Suspect Arrested - Posted 9-17-09

• Catawba Man Arrested For Growing Pot - Posted 9-16-09

• Area Law Enforcement Leaders: Invest in Early Education - Posted 9-4-09

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• 1 dead after car hits parked semi, bursts into flames
  A Columbus man was killed Sunday when his vehicle struck the back of a semi-tractor trailer that was stopped on an entrance ramp on Interstate 70. The truck driver had stopped because he had hit a bird and was checking for damage to his truck.
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• Easter Bunny’s arrival brings hugs and smiles
  SPRINGFIELD - With their hair in curls with bows and bonnets sisters Kayla and Airiona looked as pretty as a picture on a spring day.
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• Tecumseh council scouts collect over 68,000 pounds of food to fill local food pantries
   
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• Local leaders deride bill passed by House
  Passage of the health care reform bill in the U.S. House of Representatives made history Sunday, March 21, according to local politicians who strongly disagreed on whether the legislation would bring relief to struggling families or batter the economy with its cost.
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• Mercy founder’s supported civic causes of all kinds
  SRRINGFIELD - Joseph C. Shouvlin will be remembered as “one of the great leaders we had here,� said businessman Richard L.
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• Mercy Hospital was hailed 
as ‘a glorious beacon of light’
  “Springfield’s new Mercy Hospital, now in full operation, is a stately, monumental expression of the dedication of the Sisters of Mercy and the medical profession to the cause of alleviating human illness and suffering.�
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• Business owners tout downtown living in Urbana
   
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• Stafford: Coffee with friend brings memories
   
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• Prom dreams come true with free gown giveaway
  Nearly 700 gowns were available for local girls to choose from free of charge for spring formals at the Springfield Masonic Community’s Prom Extravaganza. About 200 girls were estimated to have attended this year's event.
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• Cottrel: The great glacier finally yields to spring
   
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• Graham junior attends space camp
  Marcus Laughman, a junior at Graham High School, took an early spring trip to Alabama this year. But it was anything but a vacation.
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• Simon Kenton Bike Path extension on track
  As National Bike Month approaches, the Simon Kenton Pathfinders are organizing a long list of activities they hope will help raise money to maintain the local bike path.
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• Clark County celebs to dance for charity
  Glass slippers will not be the footwear of choice April 16 at the second annual Dancing with the Clark County Celebrities benefit.
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• Program uses pets to build skills, confidence
  Dogtors, animal assisted therapy group in Springfield, is partnering with the Mechanicsburg Public Library to offer a reading program for kids that allows reluctant students a chance to read to specially-trained dogs to make them comfortable.
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• Old club could be revived with a grant
  Pepsi will award 4 grants each month this year based on projects that qualify and are top vote-getters on their refresheverything.com website. A Springfield man is hoping to earn a grant to help create a gathering spot for youth.
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