The self-proclaimed #PartyInstigator, he has been a DJ/Entertainer since November 2009. He is the CEO of Great Harvest Publishing, LLC which offers Project management for clean/Christian entertainment and DJ services for clean entertainment.
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Current voting districts are designed so that incumbents get re-elected. One party or the other dominates a given location. In the past Gerrymandering was a guessing game. Now, with mega data and computer power, the districts can be precisely drawn to benefit the incumbent.
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Since they welcomed their first infant in December, 2017, they have cared for 250 babies and families in the crisis of addiction. They are the first facility in Ohio to offer in-patient, home-like treatment. Brigid’s Path offers support for families facing addiction with compassion, care and guidance.
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The Castle first opened its doors October 11, 1993. It was started by a group of parents and citizens who recognized the scarcity of services for the adult mentally ill population. Their target members have severe mental issues including: Schizophrenia, Bipolar Disorder and Anxiety.
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South Community is committed to improving the quality of life and mental health status of children, adults and families residing in the Greater Miami Valley. This is achieved by providing a dynamic continuum of behavioral healthcare services and by drawing upon the health-promoting resources of its consumers and the community it serves.
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They strive to provide the highest quality bourbon in America while building a family of passionate whiskey drinkers. The company is dedicated to creating whiskey that honors the heritage of our country while providing employment opportunities to veterans who have served or are currently serving, their family members and those who seek to make a difference in general.
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This scholarship requires a guidance counselor’s recommendation with an emphasis on financial need and a desire to pursue a degree in the student’s chosen trade. In addition to financial assistance, each student will have two mentors. A scholarship to Sinclair University provides up to $750 per semester for up to six semesters, sufficient for an associate degree. A scholarship to Trade Schools is a one-time payment of $2500.
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Society will never have enough foster families. Foster parenting can be a path to adoption, but the process has a lot of bureaucracy and it is very difficult. You can help without becoming a foster parent. Find a foster family to support or look for ways to get involved with families that are struggling before their kids get removed.
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In July 1965, a discussion between Past Optimist International President Carl Bowen and former FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover resulted in the birth of the Respect for Law program. After his tragic death on January 12, 1998, the Centerville Noon Optimist club changed the name of the award to honor John P. Kalaman.
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Rob’s experience as a teacher and coach prepared him to lead CHS athletics to tremendous success. He brings so much energy and enthusiasm to CHS. Originally a math teacher, this is his 30th year as an educator and his 10th year at Centerville.
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