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Remembering Gail Lichtenfels— A life in pages (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Gail Lichtenfels operated Epic Book Shop for five decades in three downtown YS locations. Over those years, she cemented herself as a village institution, and her store as a place that welcomed those who were curious. Here, Lichtenfels is pictured in her Dayton Street location in the early aughts. (Submitted photo) Since her mother died in August, Hypatia McLellan has been finding Gail Lich
Miami Township Trustees continue cemetery work (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account The grounds of the Pine Forest natural burial area at Glen Forest Cemetery. (Submitted photo) At its Wednesday, Sept. 9, regular meeting — moved from Monday because of the Labor Day holiday — the Miami Township Board of Trustees moved closer to opening the Pine Forest section of Glen Forest Cemetery, approving a price for cremation plots and the purchase of pine needle ground cover. They al
Yellow Springs resident publishes a 'Lullaby' (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account Scott Randall Lindberg will read from his new children’s book, “Lullaby: A Bedtime Story,” Sunday, Sept. 27, at 2 p.m., at Tesseract Books. (Submitted photo) A song Scott Randall Lindberg wrote more than a decade ago has found a second life — this time between the covers of a children’s book. “Lullaby: A Bedtime Story,” recently published by Belle Isle Books and illustrated by Shannon Szcze
‘Revival’ nods to Blues Fest, H.U.M.A.N. (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account (Yellow Springs News archive photo by Aaron Zaremsky) When “Revival: A Celebration of American Music” comes to the John Bryan Community Center this weekend, organizers with the Village’s Public Arts and Culture Commission hope the free, three-day event will bring back some of the communal spirit of Yellow Springs’ former AACW Blues Fest. As Village Council member and liaison to PACC Carmen
Yellow Springs Porchfest returns — now with more porches (opens the original)
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You must login to comment on articles or post in the forums. Find lost passwordRegister for a free account DOCTOR MEAT from the 2025 YS Porchfest. (Photo by Reily Dixon) Yellow Springs Porchfest will stretch a little farther this year. The free, villagewide music festival returns Saturday, Sept. 19, with 79 acts scheduled to perform on 50 porches, patios, yards and other outdoor spaces. Music will run from noon to 8 p.m., an hour later than in previous years. The lineup is the largest in the his
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