Deer Strike Near Jamestown Triggers Vehicle Damage
Bob Flickinger reported a deer collision on Old US 35 while driving from his Jamestown home to Beavercreek. The buck dented a Ford Escort front grill, airbags deployed, and he was shaken. Ohio records show rising deer vehicle crashes from October to December with hundreds of injuries and several deaths yearly.
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Tom Mercer
Troy Junior High
Dayton area malls to get 35 million renovation plan
The owner announced 35 million dollars in renovations and 150000 square feet of expansion across two local shopping centers in Dayton Fairfield. In sports, Buckeye利用 edges Michigan State 32 19 with late Ted Ginn touchdowns as the Buckeyes finish strong. Forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with a high near 60 and a low around 30. Get updates at middletownjournal.com.
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Fenwick Fights Hard as West Liberty-Salem Wins in OT
West Liberty Salem edged Fenwick 19-13 in overtime DV play, overcoming a tough battle by Fenwick. The game closed with a dramatic extra period sealing the win for the hosts.
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West Liberty-Salem
Middletown boys win Division I state cross country title
Middletown wins the Division I state cross country meet at Scioto Downs Columbus outrunning Cincinnati LaSalle. Senior Jeff Lee defends his title with a 15 25 and earns All Ohio for the fourth straight year. Monroe’s Seth Darrell also makes All Ohio with ninth place in Division III.
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Middies
Middletown High
Gary Lebo
Scott
Dalton
Tim
Turner
Dave
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Jeff Lee
Monroe
Seth Darrell
Marines Prepare for Ground Operation Near Fallujah
US Marines ready a ground action near Fallujah as insurgents strike in Samarra and Rama, with a deadly car bomb at a police station and others injuring dozens. Memorials bloom nationwide as insurgent leaders threaten to widen operations in the Sunni triangle.
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Iraq
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Samarra
Rama
Baghdad
Arafat not in coma says spokesman in Paris
Spokesman Nabil Abu Adeneh said Yasser Arafat was not in a coma and remained in intensive care after medical tests. He declined to confirm recovery or diagnose the illness and noted the patient is under strict medical observance and sleeping while results are awaited.
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France
Yasser Arafat
Nabil Abu Adeneh
Arafat
Abu Adeneh
Leila Shahid
Too red, too blue how can healing begin after 2004
A readerly reflection on the deep partisan divide after the 2004 election. Americans see the other side as wrong, with families and friends fractured by voting choices. Voices from Kerry and Bush supporters illustrate the raw emotions and questions about bridging the gap.
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John Kerry
George W. Bush
Gulf
Iraq
Welton Gaddy
Interfaith Alliance
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