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By Dayton Daily News
"I've got to tell you, Bill Cunningham lending his voice to this campaign is extremely important."
Former U.S. Rep. Rob Portman, there to announce his endorsement of Sen. McCain, followed Mr. Cunningham by saying, "Willie, you're out of control again. So, what else is new? But we love him," and "I've got to tell you, Bill Cunningham lending his voice to this campaign is extremely important."
Read on... Our view: Bill Cunningham? What was Ohio GOP thinking?.
by steve young
Bill Cunningham got punked.
At least that how the story's been sold. Backstory...
Read on... The John McCain-Bill Cunningham Con.
Teachers across the state are upset about a tripling in license fees that takes effect today.
The State Board of Education voted weeks ago to raise the fees, saying the money is needed to support a more-stringent system for unearthing criminal and ethical infractions within the profession.
A typical five-year license will cost $200 instead of $60.
Read on... Ohio teachers upset over steep license fee increase - cleveland.com.
For more than six months, Diane Maute worked this zinger into all manner of polite conversation: "Got a kidney you'd be willing to donate?"
Read on... The Columbus Dispatch : Strangers give of selves.
MIDDLETOWN, Ohio -- Birthday candles may be in short supply in Middletown, where two unrelated women have turned 104 just three days apart.
Read on... The Columbus Dispatch : Two in same city turn 104, days apart.
Use also varies by age, race, gender and location, according to Miami University study.
Although seat-belt use remains steady in Ohio, pickup-truck drivers and their passengers continue to wear them less than others, according to a new study.
Read on... The Columbus Dispatch : Seat belts are used less in pickup trucks.
Students' pancake fundraiser will send WWII veterans to D.C. memorial
Some World War II veteran, when he soon boards a plane bound for Washington, D.C., can honestly say that pancakes paid his way.
A lot of pancakes. About 1,500 pancakes. And 110 pounds of bacon, 50 pounds of sausage and 90 dozen eggs.
That's how much food 115 eighth-graders at Upper Arlington's Hastings Middle School cooked and served this week to about 375 people to raise money to send veterans to see the National World War II Memorial.
Read on... The Columbus Dispatch : Flipping flapjacks so vets can take flight.
Athletes commit to colleges
SYMMES TOWNSHIP, OHIO NEWS – Seven women athletes were honored at Loveland High School on February 7. The Loveland seniors will be committing to play interscholastic athletics at the college level. High School Athletic Director Jeff Zidron said, “For all, this is both the end of a long process and the beginning of a new adventure. Everyone of these athletes have been competing across multiple sports for over 10 years. The number of car pools, practices, weekends, the emotional high and lows and the shear volume of practices, games and events they have been part of is astonishing.”
Addressing the student's parents in attendance, Zidron said, “To parents, this is an end of literally years of sacrifice and enjoyment. It is also the start of a level of competition your young athletes have been preparing for their entire lives.” Zidron said he hopes that the Loveland Athletic program has aided in their preparation both physically and emotional for the upcoming challenge.
Zidron told the women to remember “Tiger Pride” and you will be successful.
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by Jim Wallis
The occasion for the shock jock's diatribe was his introduction of Senator John McCain at a rally. To his great credit, McCain denounced the remarks when he heard about them, disassociated himself from this kind of attack, and reaffirmed that his campaign would be conducted on higher ground. Good for you, John McCain. So of course, the local loud-mouth, Bill Cunningham, quickly withdrew his support from McCain and now is denouncing him too; which, of course, was quickly picked up by his mentor, the national radio loud-mouth Rush Limbaugh (whom the local Cunningham seems to desperately "wannabe"). And, of course, Rush is now denouncing both Obama and McCain.
Read on... God's Politics - Jim Wallis blog, faith blog, religion, christian, christianity, politics, values.
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