Parents, teachers schedule forum |
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May 6 2004 |
Dulcet tones |
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May 5 2004 |
City waits on mall to resurface roads |
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May 5 2004 |
Twilight theme guides Saturday's proms |
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May 5 2004 |
Meeting is set to hash out Phase 2 |
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May 5 2004 |
Weather doesn't shortchange 'buddies' visiting Brookside |
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May 5 2004 |
Starbucks brass uncertain if High Street location will reopen |
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May 5 2004 |
Bridal announcements |
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May 5 2004 |
Top showings land Cards a win in GSI |
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May 5 2004 |
Wolves girls, boys efforts earn seconds at the Smith |
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May 5 2004 |
Theme for '04 Buckeyes: ' To be continued |
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May 5 2004 |
WK hits past TW in Classic |
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May 5 2004 |
Sixth-seeded Wolves in OCC hunt |
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May 5 2004 |
No. 9-seeded Cardinals now riding a hot streak |
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May 5 2004 |
Warriors settle in for run in district softball tourney |
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May 5 2004 |
Cardinals snap three-game lax losing streak |
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May 5 2004 |
Wolves hosting Cards for 'Stick' |
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May 5 2004 |
'Medea': The costumes are modern, the horror is timeless |
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May 5 2004 |
Everyday items, life inspiration for artist |
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May 5 2004 |
Students' movies featured during Buckeye Ranch's Film Festival |
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May 5 2004 |
Lane shopping center to celebrate rebirth |
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May 5 2004 |
Service Day brings work, thanks to volunteers |
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May 5 2004 |
Obituaries |
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May 5 2004 |
Worthngton Foods may close |
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May 5 2004 |
Linworth Project again returns to NWCA |
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May 5 2004 |
Council tables doggy daycare measure |
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May 5 2004 |
Safari bicyclists don't let weather dampen fun |
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May 5 2004 |
Early teens may be a rocky road |
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May 5 2004 |
Maybe guilt has its benefits after all |
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May 5 2004 |
Airport ignores concerns fo residnets on expansion |
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May 5 2004 |
OSU turning a deaf ear |
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May 5 2004 |
Expansion has opposition |
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May 5 2004 |
Why research what has already been researched? |
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May 5 2004 |
School employees workign stop students' drug use |
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May 5 2004 |
Schools' language program being damaged by the cuts |
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May 5 2004 |
Encouraging recycling could mean more savings |
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May 5 2004 |
Studetn playwrights bring home the hardware from competition |
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May 5 2004 |
Kilbourne's Science Olympiad rakes in kudos at contest |
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May 5 2004 |
Schools will merge in '05 |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Remembering a sister |
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Apr 28 2004 |
A dog's eye view |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Survey says drug, alcohol use is up |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Association gears up for Plant Fest |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Giant flowers make use of caps, celebrate earth |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Miles is there for TWHS student athletes |
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Apr 28 2004 |
S.T.A.M.P. participants eager to get started |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Yearbook staff works to get it all together |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Focus on Four puts two in the spotlight |
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Apr 28 2004 |
AJ Pfeifer leads a behind-the-scenes- life |
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Apr 28 2004 |
'Fake job' interviews are a benefit to student |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Milroy becomes church's first full-time pastor |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Bridal announcements |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Annual showcase of remodeled homes takes off this weekend |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Bad chi focus of resident's practice |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Birthday cutoff prompts thought of other preschool |
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Apr 28 2004 |
NorthlandPark preps for offices |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Developers offer peek at mall's renovations |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Wolves hope Cup win leads to bigger things |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Cards, Wolves face big games against top foes |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Local teams to invade for GSI |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Wolves bounce back to win invite |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Toss the woes, baseball's still king of 'em all |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Diedalis to hit courts for Xavier |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Mental games seem at heart of struggles |
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Apr 28 2004 |
'Lifetime' leader to address Leadership Worthington grads |
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Apr 28 2004 |
'Perfect Mother's Day gift' focuses on daughters |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Local teen makes waves as Elvis impersonator |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Golden age of radio re-created to benefit reading service |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Pick of the litter |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Obituaries |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Be 'overprotective' by avoiding fires |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Kindred spirits provide small forum |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Compete for the cure set |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Board must act carefully |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Staff has earned honors |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Staff has earned honors |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Thanks for support given |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Include school counselors in solutions to harassment |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Canadian prescriptions should be allowed into the U.S. |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Foreign language teachers protest possible cuts |
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Apr 28 2004 |
'Sisters', 'brothers' lend a hand to Tri-Village Mentor League |
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Apr 28 2004 |
Decision on merger expected on Monday |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Fine art finds |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Annual Pooch Parade to step off Saturday |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Street work expected to cost $858,000 |
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Apr 21 2004 |
A surprise guest |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Wellington students celebrate the arts while raising money |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Kilbourne theater will lose a shining star |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Wolves track and field starts with a bang |
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Apr 21 2004 |
'OGT' stands for 'Oh Great, another Test' |
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Apr 21 2004 |
McCormac's talent earns a spot at top school |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Today's career centers offer more than meets eye |
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Apr 21 2004 |
City Council gets ball rolling on effort to spruce up Pingree Park |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Extended family: Principal Pat Rossi closes 33-year career at DeSales |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Cycling Safari riders should prepare themselves, their bikes |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Coalition calls weekend health fest a success |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Cards, Wolves take 'play day' seriously |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Volleyball squads have ups, downs in Wolf Open |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Cards' depth shows at Dublin |
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Apr 21 2004 |
Wolves boys on hot lax streak |
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Apr 21 2004 |