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I think we are seeing a new life and a new energy in our community. plus the great incentives cleveland is giving Young Professionals to stay inside to avoid brain drain. from the station that sees the possible, this is channel 3 news, brought to you by the cal veto brothers calvetta brothers floor show. time to fall in love with your home. good evening, everyone. for the First Time Since her rescue from a home in missouri, a local teen is sharing her story. the 15yearold from brooklyn was missing for a month until the fbi found her hundreds of miles away. she says a man held her against her w...

Whats right for the economy when it sees fit and may or may not be patient depending on whether patience is required or warranted. The dow gained and the s p gained 2. 22 and the nasdaq. So we go back to what brought us up here profit outlooks opportunity, and most important, pentup demand. No not pentup demand for laborer sales or new homes. Pentup demand for stocks. As so many Portfolio Managers wanted to be sure the fed wasnt going to create another they know nothing moment and crash stocks lower. Yep, weve become binary again, hanging on every word from the fed, hoping and praying it wont ...

Did the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision’s 7th Annual Dining in the Dark sell out again? Yes it did! SCBLV’s largest fundraiser was...

YMCA hosts gymnastics meet Abby Wrasman,17, of Ft Loramie, competes in the vault competition at Sidney-Shelby County YMCA. The YMCA hosted the Wild About Gymnastics Meet on Saturday, Feb. 20. Thirty five girls competed from various counties in the area including Dark Co YMCA, Powel Crosley Jr., and Country Side YMCA. Abby is the daughter of Kevin and Amy Wrasman. Sidney Daily News | Steve Egbert Shelby Ham, 17, of Anna, warms up for the vault competition at Sidney-Shelby County YMCA. The YMCA hosted the Wild About Gymnastics Meet on Saturday, Feb. 20. Thirty five girls competed from various...