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2021 VALS AND SALS: Crossley, Fields lead the way in Santa Anna - Vimarsana News

2021 VALS AND SALS: Crossley, Fields lead the way in Santa Anna

Valedictorian Faryn Crossley and Salutatorian Madison Fields SANTA ANNA – Faryn Crossley is the Santa Anna School Class of 2021 valedictorian while Madison Fields earned the honor of salutatorian. Santa Anna High School graduation will take place at 8 p.m. Friday, May 21. Crossley, the daughter of Clay Crossley and Amanda Lishka, said of receiving the news she was named valedictorian, “It means the world to me to be valedictorian of my class. It has been a goal of mine for as long as I can remember, and it is a big accomplishment to me. It was both a surprise and expected. I had a good fe...

A look back at 2020 — January-March: High hopes, then a pandemic - Vimarsana News

A look back at 2020 — January-March: High hopes, then a pandemic

A look back at 2020 — January-March: High hopes, then a pandemic News Journal An historic building in Blanchester was destroyed by an overnight fire. (Photo by JoJo Van Winkle.) The Blanchester High School boys basketball team, co-champions of the SBAAC National Division, and fans celebrate going 21-1 on the year before finally falling to Fenwick in the sectional tournament. An historic building in Blanchester was destroyed by an overnight fire. (Photo by JoJo Van Winkle.) The Wilmington High School girls basketball program won its third straight SBAAC American Division basketball champi...

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Ohio is seeing a surge of interest in solar farms - Vimarsana News

Ohio is seeing a surge of interest in solar farms

Blocked from developing more wind power in Ohio, renewable energy companies have set their sights on the sun. Nearly two dozen solar farms are in some form of development across the state, according to the Ohio Power Siting Board, the state agency that approves construction of new sources of electricity. Add it all up, and it amounts to about 4,000 megawatts of power — the equivalent of two or three traditional power plants and about a seventh of Ohio's current total electricity production. Right now, solar power contributes just about 0.5% of Ohio's output. "We can't develop them fast eno...