Base girds for AFMC cuts at Wright-Patterson
AFMC could cut 20 percent of headquarters spending over five years at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base under a DoD directive. About 1,290 people work at the command headquarters there, including 890 civilians and 400 military, with AFMC overseeing roughly $50 billion in acquisition and R&D. Officials caution the plan is in early stages and contingent on Pentagon guidance and budget battles, while sequestration and the Budget Control Act drive ongoing reductions.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Air Force Materiel Command
Wright-Patterson
Pentagon
Department of Defense
AFMC
Susan Murphy
Ashton B. Carter
Carter
Dod
Air Force
Defense Department
Cade
Jennifer Elzen
Murphy
Michael Gessel
Dayton Development Coalition
Washington, D.C
Congress
Hagel
Todd Harrison
Center For Strategic and
Defense
Bigfoot talk draws crowds to Leetonia library
About 200 people packed Leetonia Community Public Library for a Genoskwa Project presentation on Bigfoot. Attendees ranged from skeptics to believers, some traveling from Canton Warren and Boardman, with audio video evidence and plaster casts shown.
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Leetonia
Bigfoot
Ohio
Genoskwa Project
Paul Hayes
Canton
Frederick Smith
Warren
Smith
Hayes
Dan Baker
Sebring
Columbiana
Carroll
Stark
Franklin Square
Frank Tavolario
Boardman
Mahoning Valley
Justin Hite
California
Hite
The Yonahles Riding Camp for Girls Debut Novel
A 1930 set coming of age tale follows Thea Atwell exiled to a Yonahles Riding Camp for Girls in the Blue Ridge Mountains. Thea navigates class, love, and family secrets as she questions past events and her future amid a scandalous romance and a looming national mood. The hardcover audiobook and ebook formats are available from MidPointe Library System.
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Thea Atwell
Florida
Blue Ridge Mountains
Thea
MidPointe Library System
Cincinnati State Middletown expands with new campus property
Cincinnati State Middletown acquires the deed to the former county workforce development office on Central Avenue and will soon gain the city owned First National Bank building as part of its growth. The college aims to renovate current facilities and add classrooms and a student lounge as construction proceeds.
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Cincinnati State Middletown
County Workforce Development
Central Avenue
First National Bank
North Main Street
Middletown
N. Main St
Tom Hale
Caudill Fires Through Windshield in I-675 Incident
In Montgomery County a war rant led Caudill to fire twice through a windshield as Brown moved a parked car. Brown, hit in the leg, exited the vehicle as Caudill stayed uninjured. Brown fled before officers later identified him as John Doe awaiting jail. Caudill, a five year veteran, comforted Brown at the scene.
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Montgomery County
Caudill
Brown
Myers
Monroe
Brian Curtis
Curlis
John Doe
Curtis
Huber Heights
Dayton-Yellow Springs Road
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Ty Greenlees
Bigfoot Conference
By Bob Jackson
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Brian Seese
Rachael Lavender
New Middletown
Leese
Irian Seese
Animal Planet
Vanessa Lalama
Brian
Leighton
MidPointe Library
Ohio Association of Community Colleges
Miami University
Butler Tech
Cincinnati State
Lauren
Pack
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