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Assessing the value of diversity For Jewell Graham, the 1950s, ’60s and ’70s were exhilarating times to live in the village. Having come to Yellow Springs as a young African-American woman with her new husband, Paul, who after graduating from Antioch had been offered a job at Vernay Laboratories, Graham was impressed with the quality of relationships between blacks and whites.
Rachel Brookshire McKinley • The Yellow Springs News
By YS News Staff. Published: January 28, 2021. 1 Comment ». Rachel Brookshire McKinley passed away peacefully surrounded by her family, in the comfort of her own home, on Jan. 18, 2021. She was 63 years young. Diagnosed a year ago with an aggressive form of pancreatic cancer, she was determined to hold on long enough to cast her vote for Joe ...
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HISTORY OF YELLOW SPRINGS 1988–PRESENT. Sex policy shone national light on Antioch In a paper he wrote in the spring of 1992, Antioch College student Dan Shoemaker said, “Looking back over my time at Antioch (1988–92), I can think of no single issue that polarized the community as much as the Sexual Offense Policy and the process through which it …
Yellow Springs: 1803 to 1853
Installment 1: 1803 to 1853. Judge William Mills, whose beloved estate once stood at the center of Mills Lawn, was not the first patron of Yellow Springs. Even his father, Elisha Mills, who built up the spring resort, was not the first to draw people to what is known today as Glen Helen. But Judge Mills may be considered the village’s founder ...
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editorial. Balance land uses. For some in the village, the Center for Business and Education has been a long-term solution-in-progress to the loss of larger scale businesses in Yellow Springs.
Writing to grieve, then to remember - ysnews.com
Writing to grieve, then to remember. “The book is the important thing,” she said, resting her hand on five years of work bound up in hardcover copy. More than 50 years after the horrors of her childhood, Yellow Springs resident Luisa Lang Owen is anxious that people know the story. Her words flow out like an undammed river with the curl and ...
Editorial - Yellow Springs News Online
Deepening our dialogue. While some students of human foibles may turn to the police report first when they read this paper, most people say their favorite section is letters to the editor, which we call the community forum. These folks have good reasons for their preference: the community forum is the heart of the Yellow Springs News.
Dave Kohstall of Back Chat Coffee - ysnews.com
Other people must be noticing the quality of Back Chat Coffee as well. Kohstall spends 30 to 40 hours a week roasting 500 pounds of coffee beans, about 100 of which are for Tom’s alone. Kohstall gives his supplier in Minneapolis a lot of the credit. Cafe Imports sends him samples of award-winning coffee.
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Parents parley over IEP needs. By Brooke Bryan. More must be done to address issues in the special education program in the Yellow Springs schools, especially in the upper levels, according to approximately 10 parents who came to a special meeting held on Wednesday, Dec. 2.
Sports - Yellow Springs News
2018年12月26日 · The YSHS boys basketball team extended its winning streak by two more games after beating Metro Buckeye Conference foe Miami Valley, 71–55, and longtime rival Greeneview, 58–44. Yellow Springs controlled the game last Friday night, Dec. 20, as the visiting Rams only got as close as four points during the game before eventually losing by 16.