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The cover to the 2005 edition of Looking Glass. The annual edition will be available on February 22nd. (Cover designed by Jennifer Shaffer)
Tibetan monks to complete mandala today Students at Kenyon College had something different to study when they went to the campus library this week. Tibetan Buddhist monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery were in the atrium of Olin Library constructing a mandala sand painting amidst a background recording of monastic chanting. The event was sponsored by the Circle K Club at Kenyon, a Kiwanis-sponsored organization. Students inducted into Mount Vernon honor society Forty juniors and three seniors joined an elite group of students during Mount Vernon High School’s National Honor Society Induction ceremony held Jan. 28. Current NHS members, under the direction of advisor Mark Tuel, served as ushers and new inductee registrars. Utica Jr. High hosts health fair Promoting health and safety was the purpose behind the health fair held Feb. 8 at Utica Junior High School. Informational and interactive stations were manned by representatives from Knox Community Hospital, Licking Memorial Hospital, Utica EMS, Utica Police and the Newton Volunteer Fire Department. |
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2 families homeless after apartment fire
An early morning Centerburg apartment fire left two families homeless and their belongings destroyed. Bullying: What can parents do? Child development experts agree that bullying is not a normal part of growing up, it is learned behavior. Since parents are a child’s first teachers, they have a tremendous impact on his or her character, value system and attitude toward other people, and can help their children learn how to get along with others. Fire alarm fees up for discussion The Mount Vernon City Council will be be holding a committee meeting before the regular council session on Monday to talk about the proposed increases in false fire alarm fees. It’s been proposed to increase the fee from $25 to $250 per incident. In other newsTaking it to the streets Do
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places to worship in Knox County. Local Dems like choice of Dean for DNC chairman Local Democrats seem pleased with the choice of Howard Dean as chairman of the Democratic National Committee. Dean will be officially named today to replace Terry McCauliffe. |
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Weekend EditionSneak Preview of the Looking Glass storiesAvailable only today, viewers can get a sneak peak of three stories from the Looking Glass 2005. Lone survivor of boat accident sees hope and struggle four years later His boat was gone in seconds, dragged down in a powerful rush of water that he barely escaped. As Joe Marcantonio shivered in a life raft, wearing only underwear and a flimsy poncho, he wondered how this could be happening to his family again. Carbon emissions trading is new weapon to battle global warming Environmentalists always said there would be a price to pay for all the carbon dioxide being spewed into the atmosphere. Well, now there is. While prized resources such as oil, gold and wheat have been traded for decades, there is a budding market for one of the industrialized world’s abundant but unwanted byproducts: carbon dioxide, a gas produced when fossil fuels are burned and which many scientists believe causes global warming.  Entertainment |
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