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Trimming up the town
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Baskets of beautiful flowers attached high on poles line North Second Street, Mill Street and General Hartinger Parkway in Middleport. The beautification project was the joint endeavor of Middleport Village Council, the Middleport Community Association, and Peoples Bank of Middleport. Wednesday afternoon representatives of the organization were ...
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NEWS
Stimulus funding sought for septic repairs
POMEROY — Meigs County Commissioners will seek $150,000 in federal stimulus funding to repair or replace failing home sewage systems. Meeting Thursday, commissioners authorized Grants Administra...
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Sheriff reports B&E incidents
POMEROY — Sheriff Robert Beegle is asking residents to be good neighbors and keep an eye out for suspicious activity in light of a number of breaking and enterings reported recently. Beegle repo...
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Middleport ‘Fourth’ to light up sky
MIDDLEPORT — With the Bridge of Honor in the background, Middleport plans to light up the night sky at 9:30 p.m. Saturday with a fireworks display which will end an entire day full of activities...
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Stone locks up first half Riverside championship
MASON , W.Va. — Carl Stone of Ripley has sealed his claim to the first half championship in the Riverside Senior Men’s Golf League. Stone has a total of 144 season points and holds a 22.5-point l...
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Tri-County Junior Golf Tour tees off
POINT PLEASANT — A few wet spots remained, but bright sunshine was in charge as the young linksters launched the 2009 Tri-County Junior Gold Tour at Hidden Valley in Point Pleasant. The premie...
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Ex-Blue Devil Austin King selected by Dodgers
OGDEN , Utah — Former Gallia Academy standout Austin King was drafted in the 31st round — number 937 overall — last weekend by the Los Angeles Dodgers. King — a four-year starter at shortstop dur...
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Mike Swisher, left, chairman of the Rio Grande Community College Board of Trustees, shook hands with Don Wood, the University of Rio Grande’s interim president, after the signing of a new contract between the university and the community college.
Mike Swisher, left, chairman of the Rio Grande Community College Board of Trustees, shook hands with Don Wood, the University of Rio Grande’s interim president, after the signing of a new contract between the university and the community college.
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Marietta Ghost Tours 7:00 PM to 12:00 AM
Ghost Trek walking tours of historic and h...
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Our Readers’ Views
Support libraries Dear Editor: The state of Ohio provides 80 percent of all funding for our library and the governor has announced a devastating cut in our funding. In a few days, the legislature ...
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No cuts

Library services too vital to reduce
On June 30, a decision will be made on the state level on the proposed local library budget cuts. These cuts would affect both large and small, and even Bossard Memorial Library in Gallipolis. The...

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Reader’s View: Stay at it — MLEF should press for facilities
Dear Editor: This is a letter in support of The Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation’s achievements and efforts to get the badly needed sports facilities built for Meigs Local School District. This g...
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