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Since a company that runs a local biodigester stopped accepting human waste last year, the Village of Yellow Springs now disposes of their wastewater by-product differently
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The Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs has decided to close until public demand for movies increases.
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The transfer of the nature preserve in Yellow Springs from Antioch College to a community non-profit was completed last week
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Antioch President Tom Manley discusses the highs and lows of running a liberal arts college in Yellow Springs.
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There have been Black Lives Matter protests for thirteen consecutive weeks in Yellow Springs, and they will continue this Saturday.
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The facility breaks down organic material and converts it to methane gas, which is then harnessed as green energy. The by-products from that process is then provided to local farmers as a free fertilizer for their fields. However, nearby landowners have complained for years of foul odors, heavy truck traffic and possible groundwater contamination from the facility’s storage pond.
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The Ohio Secretary of State Has Ordered The Greene County Board of Elections To Reject Non Citizen Voter Registration In Yellow Springs, Which The Village Approved In A Charter Amendment This April
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The Tecumseh Land Trust says the cover crop blend will enrich the soil and lead to better sunflowers for years to come
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The Little Art Theatre in Yellow Springs reopens on Friday, July 24, with new precautions to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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A village-wide effort is underway in Yellow Springs to have the area designated as a National Wildlife Federation Wildlife Habitat Community. Catherine…
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Channeling stories through music, video and community participation, Yellow Springs-based collective Toadstool Shadow is releasing the first part of their…
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There’s a new memorial mural for George Floyd in Yellow Springs. Artist Pierre Nagley tells WYSO’s Jason Reynolds he just had to document this moment in…