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WEST MILTON - The West Milton Church of the Brethren is offering free movies on the first and third Friday night of the month at 6:30 P.M. Snacks and drinks are provided and you may bring snacks to share. Movies are appropriate for children, teens and adults. The movie for April 1st (April Fools Day) will be “Finding Nemo”. Futures movies will be published. The church is located at 918 S. Miami Street. The telephone number for the church is 698-4395. - TIPP CITY - Soroptimist International of Tipp City & Upper Miami Valley is hosting “Fashion for a Cause” style show, luncheon, and raffle on April 2 at 11:30 a.m. at the Troy Country Club. Proceeds benefit local community organizations. For tickets, contact Lu Bohlender at 667-8030 or e-mail
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- BETHEL TWP. - The Bethel Township Historical Society, Inc. will be having their meeting on Wednesday, April 6, at 7 p.m. in the Meeting Room at Brandt.
TIPP CITY - Homestead Golf Men’s Retired Leagues for Wednesday and Friday mornings will have an open enrollment and league rules meeting at Homestead at 9 a.m. Wednesday, Apr. 6. Interested persons retired and older than 55 are invited. League yearly fees of $30 per league are payable April 6 or by start of golf league. Golf balls for weekly prizes. Call 698-4876 for more information.
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MIAMI COUNTY – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) Center Of Science in Agriculture (COSA) Environmental Engineering students are offering a place for local residents to recycle live cut Christmas trees. After the holidays season, trees can be dropped of from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 3-14 on the MVCTC campus at the dumpster in the South Building parking lot next to the Pet Shop. The discarded trees will be recycled as mulch and wildlife habitat. For more information, call COSA -Environmental Engineering instructor Michael Buchanan at 937-854-6385. Trees may also be taken to the Miami County Transfer Station and Recycling Center on County Road 25A north of Troy from Dec. 25 through Jan. 2010. Trees and holiday greenery are accepted free of charge and will be ground into mulch that will be available for purchase. For more information call the Miami County Sanitary Engineering Department at 440-3488 or visit www.miamicountysed.com.
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By KATIE YANTIS OCM News Service TROY — The Oak Ridge Boys will be back in Ohio — specifically Troy — for Christmas this year for a holiday concert at Hobart Arena on Dec. 18. This will be one of only two stops in Ohio during this special holiday tour. The award-winning group has been together for more than 30 years and was inducted into The Gospel Music Hall of Fame. Bass vocalist Richard Sterban said the group’s set for the Troy show will include a mix of Christmas music and the group’s greatest hits. “‘The Boys are Back for Christmas’ is the title of the tour and believe it or not it’s our 23rd annual Christmas tour,” Sterban said. “The Christmas tour has gotten to where it is a big part of our year, it is something that has grown over the years.” The Oak Ridge Boys — which also includes members William Lee Golden, Duane Allen and Joe Bonsall — began the Christmas tour this year in early November — taking the stage Nov. 9 in Branson, MO. The 19-state, two-month tour will conclude on Dec. 21, returning to Nashville, TN for the first time in ten years at the Gaylord Opryland Resort. “We’ve been doing partial Christmas shows, but now it will be full blown Christmas shows,” Sterban said. |
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MIAMI COUNTY - Riverside of Miami County announces the availability of the 2010 series of holiday cards. This year’s artists are Drake Burkett of Tipp City, Chad Parker of West Milton, Lena Grise of Piqua and Brittany Kindell of Troy. Burkett is a participant in Riverside’s Early Intervention program. He used tempra paint to create a picture that was then cut into the shape of a snowman. His art is entitled “A Blue Night Snowman!” Parker’s original landscape painting entitled “Mountain In Winter!” was completed by him at an art class funded through the Marko Family Endowment for Art Programs Fund. He attends the weekday Adult Developmental Services program at Riverside of Miami County. |
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MVCTC Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps students perform reveille on the MVCTC campus in honor of Veterans Day.
CLAYTON – The Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) held its annual observance of Veterans Day starting Monday, Nov. 8. Staff and students across the school contributed to a meaningful and moving day with many activites. Seniors Danny Dawes (West Carrollton), Deandre Dunson (Northmont), Sam Newman (Milton-Union), Rebecka Phillips (Wayne) and Ryan Walker (Milton-Union) from Mr. Pat Carlisle’s Interactive Multi-Media Development Tech Prep class created the video and PowerPoint products that you can see at http://ctctube.com. A reveille was performed by the Air Force Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps and there were posters honoring veterans on the MVCTC staff and messages regarding Veterans Day sent by e-mail and on the video sign board. Global Issues teacher Robin Speer worked with her students to research, create and distribute red paper poppies for staff in honor of Veterans Day. Humanities Supervisor, Lona Bowman, organizes all events scheduled at MVCTC on Veterans Day. She does a wonderful job of honoring our veterans and getting the entire school involved in observing Veterans Day. For more information about career technical programs offered at MVCTC, visit www.mvctc.com or call 937-837-7781.
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