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February 2007

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  • Health board declares old middle school a nuisance
  • Experience a major factor in winter driving accidents
  • Local school bus drivers go through background checks, training
  • Five Cougars pass 1,000-point mark
  • Jackets flying high after win
  • MV senior girls to be honored
  • 2
  • Commissioners eyeing Upper Gilchrist Road for new Senior Citizens Center
  • Future of Station Break discussed
  • Contingency plan offered for New Hope facility
  • Coe excited about COTC moving into Knox County
  • Seton Bereavement Ministry to be offered
  • Jackets declaw Tigers
  • Freddies down Redbirds
  • Trojans shoot past Blue Devils
  • Tygers pull away from host Colts
  • Scots pick up win over Eagles
  • 3
  • MySpace cracks down on sex offenders
  • Bill would require sex offenders to register Internet addresses
  • Counterclaim filed in cyberstalking case
  • November is target date for opening of historic depot
  • 3-pointer leads to victory (VIDEO)
  • Tigers topple Jackets
  • Mount Vernon can’t get road win
  • Johnnies defeat rival Vikings, 44-37
  • 5
  • Symphony superb in winter concert
  • Amish home in Brown Township damaged by fire
  • St. Vincent celebrates 150 years of education
  • Pets are expert therapists
  • Village discussing new zoning category
  • Dinner raises funds for bicentennial
  • Colts host OCC
  • Loudonville wins Gribble’s Classic
  • 6
  • VIDEO: Conley gives glimpse into life of OSU coach
  • BLOG: A raccoon rookie
  • Centerburg looks at grant
  • Financial condition improves in Gambier
  • Fredericktown discusses new zoning ordinance
  • Danville looking to increase parking fines
  • Dangers lurk in frozen water ways
  • Senior Citizen Center plans, levy discussed
  • Protect yourself from the bitter cold
  • Area teams set for postseason
  • Johnnies celebrate golf team
  • Draw sets teams’pathways
  • 7
  • North Fork school levy passes
  • New strip mall to be built along Coshocton Avenue
  • Fire damaged home being rebuilt by Amish
  • Cougars down Walsh, seize first
  • Lexington takes win from Jackets
  • Freddies defeat Jonathan Alder
  • 8
  • City, township officials discuss services
  • Yauger Road development still a concern for township
  • Drug trafficking case continued for Mays
  • United Way celebrates successful campaign
  • Event helps KCCC students apply knowledge to real-life situations
  • Self-taught Colopy still training horses
  • Teams rely on ‘sixth man’to win
  • Jackets host pair over weekend
  • Mount Vernon closing out season
  • 9
  • Exercise simulates pandemic
  • Senior Services levies language discussed
  • County moving ahead on sewer plans
  • Water problem causes school to close
  • Eggerton preparing to take over as New Hope CEO
  • Fairbanks honored for ‘Heart of Gold’
  • Business roundup: AAA office undergoes facelift
  • Colts upset Freddies, 49-43
  • Olentangy routs Jackets for title
  • Eagles fly past Lions
  • Spartans stick Johnnies with loss
  • 10
  • City looks to improve safety at Pleasant Street intersection
  • Highland to place income tax issue on May 8 ballot
  • Nunda Road shop destroyed by fire
  • Yellow Jackets topple Braves (VIDEO)
  • Mount Vernon wins road finale
  • Johnnies knock off Redskins
  • Clear Fork holds off Knights for win
  • 12
  • MVNU lays off eight staff members
  • Couple killed in early morning trailer fire
  • Preparing for winter driving
  • Barn, farm machinery destroyed
  • Jackets win third straight
  • Redbirds make it three in a row
  • Local swimmers advance to district championship meet
  • Scots fall to league rival River Valley, 60-45
  • 13
  • City crews on 12-hour shifts to handle snow
  • Library evacuated due to gas leak
  • MV council supports three lanes on Coshocton Avenue
  • Northridge BOE approves replacement income tax
  • Appellate court reverses local man’s conviction
  • Seniors say farewell to “The Hive”
  • Freddies’defense keeps winning
  • 14
  • Florists hope weather won’t dampen sales
  • County snowplows clearing the way
  • City pays tribute to two former employees
  • Not a good start to year for structure fires
  • Moundbuilders’payroll problems continue
  • Utica’s Johnson inspired to win
  • 15
  • Fight continues over rezoning of Butler property
  • Snow keeps city, plows busy well after storm rolls through
  • Commission discusses rezoning of former church
  • Home and Garden Show set for this weekend
  • EK board looks into future of middle school
  • Snow dampens, but doesn’t destroy holiday business
  • 16
  • County to place senior levy on May ballot
  • Sanctuary shows support for senior services levy
  • Menapace named assistant fire chief
  • Proposed zoning generates discussion at RPC meeting
  • RPC chair gives annual report
  • County receives good report on CVB
  • Penny project helps teach youths
  • Freddies win Round 1
  • Johnnies lose at buzzer
  • Redskins fall in overtime
  • 17
  • Spring’s in bloom at Home and Garden Show
  • Mavis: Residents, workers do well after storm
  • Four sentenced for felonies
  • Beekeepers facing new problem
  • Freddies leave Redbirds behind
  • Redskins edge past Vikings
  • Mount Vernon girls win tourney opener
  • Yellow Jackets lose season finale in OT
  • Trojans’defense holds off Blue Devils
  • 19
  • Space hears concerns, needs of farmers
  • Participants arrive in Mount Vernon
  • Concerns raised over new sewer regulations
  • Developer looking at building senior housing
  • Home and Garden Show a success (VIDEO)
  • Keller breaks MVNU scoring record
  • Cougars win AMC title
  • Freddies defeat Colts
  • Blue Devils advance
  • 20
  • Republican Party turns back the clock
  • Kenyon College student dies after accidental fall
  • Making up calamity days can be confusing
  • Junior Misses treated with elegance
  • Kiwanis helps kick start OJM week
  • School year must include minimum number of days
  • Council acts on three ordinances
  • Jackets derailed by Logan
  • Yellow Jackets ready for tourney run
  • 21
  • Northridge implements corrective measures
  • Danville council discusses area’s scenic byway system
  • Rotary hosts OJM participants
  • AAA Auto Club hosts Business After Hours
  • Junior Misses serve up fun
  • Freddies knock out West Jefferson
  • Jackets pass by Comets
  • Vikings pick up big win
  • Trojans fall on late shot
  • Despite good effort, Bulldogs lose game
  • 22
  • Pullins dismisses cyberstalking case
  • Fight continues over cleanup of Harcourt Road property
  • KCESC board discusses legislative proposals
  • Wrestling parents raise concerns
  • OJM enjoys day with ‘grandparents’
  • Cougars edge Shawnee State
  • Johnnies win in double OT
  • Eagles get wings clipped by Jaguars
  • Scots get eliminated by Cardington, 59-46
  • A senior night with “Sites”to remember
  • 23
  • Finishing touches put on senior levy
  • Crockett faced many hurdles in life
  • OJM contestants, host mothers treated by Soroptimist Club
  • Danville drops out of tourney
  • Jackets prepared for state title shot
  • 24
  • Quarantine in effect at dog pound
  • Preliminary awards given at OJM
  • Judge orders explanation of subpoenas
  • As of now, Mavis sole candidate for mayor
  • Shipley captures memories through the years
  • Jackets finish with two finalists
  • Mount Vernon relay team finishes 20th; seniors end careers
  • Hornets sting Freddies
  • Ready vaults past Utica
  • Africentric steals Vikings’postseason
  • 26
  • Heritage Centre taking steps to solve downtown issues
  • MV police officers outfitted with body armor
  • Voss chosen as Ohio’s Junior Miss
  • Downtown restaurant closes
  • OJM visits The Living Center as community service
  • HCA to identify areas for revitalization
  • Blue Devils down Lakers
  • MV’s Lybarger lone Jacket headed to state
  • Jackets’season ends in defeat
  • Johnnies can’t stop Hawks
  • 27
  • Grade changes not intended to cause harm
  • Finances topic at North Fork board meeting
  • MV council discusses storm water regulations
  • Scott presents city debt refinancing plan
  • Freddies lose to Spartans
  • Clear Fork’s helping hand has own fan club
  • 28
  • Dog pound remains under quarantine
  • Weikle, Webb plead guilty in Common Pleas
  • News has finalists in 2006 AP contest
  • Overtime win advances Redbirds
  • Colts eliminated by Tigers
  • Scots’Shepard making history
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