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April 2007

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  • Site unveiled for senior citizens center
  • Freshmen finding way to Kenyon
  • Swallow sets goals as hospice director
  • Tough winter for Snow Trails Ski Resort
  • Dance-A-Thon at Kenyon raises $400
  • Packed house for Ignite the Flame event at Lakeholm
  • Church leaders, volunteers get training as counselors
  • Scots knock off Blue Devils
  • Jackets pick up two more victories
  • MVNU dedicates new softball field
  • 3
  • April declared Child Abuse Prevention Month
  • Danville considers proposal for welcome center
  • Gambier continues discussing heating system
  • Art projects on tap at Fredericktown
  • Centerburg council informed of water problems
  • Health department honors individuals, businesses
  • Trojans defeat Bulldogs
  • Hoyt remembers last Ohio State championship team
  • Fans stunned by Florida again
  • 4
  • Clinton Twp. to allow business to expand
  • Bobcat sighting near Howard
  • Proposed rules may begin being enforced in early May
  • Schools keep CAT proceeds for now
  • Scots down Yellow Jackets
  • MV softball gets win
  • Johnnies hammer Trojans, 14-4
  • 5
  • Police investigating apparent break-in
  • Guard a viable option for area residents
  • Recycle papers on Earth Day
  • Fire inspections make it safe for owners, customers (VIDEO)
  • Tygers bite Clear Fork
  • Colts dump Tygers
  • 6
  • Child advocates honored at luncheon
  • New law to affect teen drivers (VIDEO)
  • Commissioners vote to continue trail clearing
  • Stalking the wild mushroom
  • Striking out never an option
  • 7
  • City seeks to solve standing water problem in parking lot
  • ACE award winners are hard working, determined
  • Use caution through construction zones
  • Protecting plants (VIDEO)
  • FDA extends cloning comment period
  • 9
  • Seat belt usage up in county
  • Trees mistakenly cut in Mohican
  • Cahill to be featured at cooking school
  • Math match prepares students for testing
  • Subprime mortgage industry struggling to survive
  • Local marathoners stay busy winter
  • 10
  • Centerburg principal heading to Afghanistan
  • Students recognized by North Fork board
  • Questions remain on street repair
  • National Geographic photographer at Kenyon
  • Jackets power past Celtics
  • Celtics use entire playbook to beat MV
  • Trojans beat host Freddies in 10 innings
  • Redbirds top Johnnies; take lead
  • 11
  • City may acquire historic bridge (VIDEO)
  • Marchers take back the night
  • Workers recovering from accident
  • Fifteen indicted for felony crimes by April grand jury
  • Many things to consider when getting ready for 2007 prom (VIDEO)
  • Robbery trial expected to wrap up today
  • Jackets bash Wildcats, 9-0
  • Redskins motor past Bulldogs
  • Johnnies take home tri-meet
  • Cougars split pair with Panthers
  • 12
  • MV board postpones naming superintendent
  • Pullins’motion against AVPOA denied
  • Agricultural museum to expand
  • Tax time intense as deadline approaches
  • Planning commission discusses rezoning
  • Ocker found guilty
  • Spring Open House set for this weekend
  • Activity directors pour their hearts into their work
  • Highnam to be inducted into District 11 HOF
  • 13
  • Earth Day Marathon close
  • Jackets sweep Celtics
  • Cold slows Northridge Invite
  • New Aglow chapter starting in Knox County
  • Graham celebration stirs up controversy at Kenyon
  • Mother says sex offender father does not deserve custody of children
  • Possum Street home destroyed by fire
  • Coleman donates to Locks of Love in honor of her father (VIDEO)
  • 14
  • Former compliance officer joins lawsuit against hospice
  • Pet food recall impacts local retailers
  • Citizen Corps to organize special day
  • Site stabilization nearly complete in Mohican Forest
  • Progress being made on project
  • Green Field FarmÂ’s quest for the perfect egg
  • Regular pruning helps promote safe and healthy plants (VIDEO)
  • Step It Up event to be held in Gambier
  • Two local residents in Â’Make Me FamousÂ’ semifinals
  • East Knox gets good news about site work
  • PTLW classes to get college credit
  • The Narrator to play at Kenyon
  • Beloved Wiggin Street mascot dies
  • Montgomery set to run first time
  • Comeback seals South win over North
  • North rolls past South, 76-43
  • 16
  • Historic clock makes its way to Fredericktown
  • Habitat holds 'blitz build'(VIDEO)
  • Mellow Jackets, Roarin'Jazz and alumni 'rock this town'(VIDEO)
  • Newspaper from 1964 found during remodeling
  • Business roundup
  • Teams forced to deal with adverse spring conditions
  • 17
  • Fredericktown to purchase new truck
  • Freak accident cause of house fire in Danville
  • Danville BOE hears about arts festival
  • Johnnies blast Bulldogs
  • Trojans knock off Blue Devils
  • Mount Vernon suffers first loss
  • Jackets pick up OCC victory
  • 18
  • Monitoring of old gas station continues
  • Greeneville Treaty Line to be marked
  • County prepares for visit from high court
  • Trail safety and courtesy encouraged this spring (VIDEO)
  • Business After Hours: Health department
  • Historic eateries come alive in book
  • Scots get redemption, run-rule Elgin
  • MV tracksters race past Celtics
  • Redskins top Redbirds
  • Jackets rebound for OCC victory
  • 19
  • Colleges look at security following Tech tragedy
  • Clearing animal carcasses from roads not a pleasant job
  • Local students feel safe
  • East Knox breaks ground on new building
  • State holds court in Knox County (VIDEO)
  • Highland to present musical 'Oliver'
  • Soroptimist honors its members
  • Butcher enjoys working as volunteer with ISS
  • Late rally hands Colts OCC loss
  • Shaffer prepares for Junior Nationals
  • Mount Vernon tames Wildcats
  • Home run seals Yellow Jackets fate
  • 20
  • Volunteers preparing for Graham celebration
  • RPC approves sketch plan for major subdivision
  • Ocker sentenced to seven years
  • Commissioners look at possible site for sheriff's storage building
  • Concerns raised about subdivision
  • Students excel in speech contest
  • Rock 'N Bowl to raise funds for Children's Connection
  • Orange Barrel debuts 'Pride and Prejudice'
  • Jackets sweep Pats
  • Mount Vernon thumps Marion
  • Newark Catholic sweeps Johnstown Relays
  • Jackets fall to Celtics
  • 21
  • New EMA director named
  • Discussion to continue on Spruce Street crossing (VIDEO)
  • Woodward begins total exterior restoration
  • Wind-borne litter a problem at Wolf Run
  • Area teams fare well in Knowledge Bowl (VIDEO)
  • 'Cowboy Challenge'to be at Horse Park
  • Spring a good time to test soil (VIDEO)
  • Jackets shut out Wolves, 4-0
  • Taking it to the Streets
  • 23
  • Nice weather brings out crowds for expo
  • Historic program offered for bicentennial
  • Interim superintendent selected for MRDD
  • Business damaged by fire
  • Rolls-Royce machine shop to close at end of May
  • Plaster work continues on depot
  • News staffers place in annual AP contest
  • Scots take back-to-back titles
  • Riley, Stone finish run first
  • Freddies, Scots place in top 3
  • Jackets unable to defend their Relay title
  • 24
  • Gunning for a gobbler (VIDEO)
  • Harger resigning from Station Break
  • MV man killed in crash in Muskingum County
  • Danville boy home from hospital after being hit by car
  • City begins process for water lines
  • Shultz named Granger of the Year
  • Fredericktown to hold Beautification Day
  • Insurance confusion leaves many fruit growers without coverage
  • Cold snap takes bite out of local fruit crop
  • Students honored for academics
  • Olivera in concert at Memorial Theater
  • Good samaritan act completed after 47 years
  • Jackets drop game to Wolves
  • Campbell pitches Jackets past Wolves
  • Mount Vernon blanks South
  • 25
  • Kidd to retire after 47 years
  • McCoy pleads guilty to aggravated assault
  • Blubaugh set to take over as EMA director
  • Bringing history to life, one character at a time
  • Second fire burns building to the ground
  • MV starting over in search for superintendent
  • A final spike at 'The Hive'
  • Wildcats swat Jackets
  • Yellow Jacket tennis continues win streak
  • Blue Devils hold off Redskins
  • 26
  • Police begin ASP baton training
  • Rhoades re-elected to lead health board
  • Clark to bring spirited show to county fair
  • 27
  • EPA orders UPI to take steps to protect river
  • War of 1812 vet honored
  • Four new firefighters sworn in at ceremony
  • Fumes force evacuation at Danville
  • Track set to host first race
  • New sponsors step up to support track
  • 28
  • Webmaster propels award-winning News'site
  • City honors longtime volunteer Shock
  • Brazilian Rotarians tour Fredericktown farm
  • Time to prepare the garden (VIDEO)
  • Beta Sigma Phi celebrates 75 years
  • A growing interest in row tunnels
  • Students go face to face with sustainable agriculture
  • Taking it to the streets
  • Redskins down host Bulldogs, 4-3
  • Eagles fly to girls title
  • Scots edge out host Freddies for boys title (VIDEO)
  • 30
  • Cowboys up to challenge (VIDEO)
  • 200 participate in Heart Walk
  • Fire damages home
  • Windbreaks encouraged for Soil and Water Stewardship Week
  • Symphony unveils stirring scores
  • Fun at the arts festival in Danville
  • St. Vincent school goes green
  • Pacemakers opens 2007 with a bang
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