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Managing Editor for newspaper in Dayton area. HUGE Cubs and OSU fan. oh yeah. Da Bears too. and Blackhawks. and bulls. Also, EPND. Opinions are my own.
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YS superintendent to retire, Xenia native named successor

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By Scott Halasz Verified
| Xenia Gazette Verified
YELLOW SPRINGS — Dr. Terri L. Holden has announced her retirement as Yellow Springs superintendent. Holden, who has 35 years in education — will step down effective June 1, 2026. Xenia native Megan Winston will assume the role of superintendent Aug. 1, 2026, the district said. Holden has been a steadfast champion of innovation, equity, and deeper learning, according to district officials.
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Oh say, she can sing

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By Scott Halasz Verified
| Xenia Gazette Verified
DAYTON — After singing the Star Spangled Banner at the state basketball tournament a few times, one would assume Bri Vermillion would have zero nerves before performing it this year. Think again. “It was a lot less nerve-racking last year,” the 17-year-old Bellbrook High School student said. “This year I had a little bit of pressure on me.” It’s understandable given that she was asked to sing before the Alter-Bellevue girls Division-IV championship at the University of Dayton Arena on Friday.
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Former physician takes plea deal

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By Scott Halasz Verified
| Fairborn Daily Herald Verified
YELLOW SPRINGS — A former Yellow Springs physician accused of sexually assaulting patients accepted a plea deal and will serve no jail time. Donald A. Gronbeck pled no contest to two bills of information, one charge of gross patient neglect and attempted patient abuse, and another with 12 counts of gross patient neglect.
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