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CEDARVILLE

Parade planned for Labor Day

The city will celebrate Labor Day with a parade beginning at 1 p.m. Monday.

The All American Parade is sponsored by the Cedarville Area Chamber of Commerce and Cedarville University.

The parade will include marching bands, motorcycles and fire trucks. The parade’s grand marshals are Fire Chief Scott Baldwin and his wife, Betty, and Police Chief Chris Gillough.

Linda Davis, president of the Cedarville Ministerial Association, will deliver a blessing on the harvest as the parade makes its way down the hill of Ohio 72.

Those attending the parade are encouraged to bring a sack to collect items that will be distributed by more than 30 participants.

For more information, call 937-766-5418. STAFF REPORT

XENIA

Purged voter names available online

People in Greene County can check to see if their names have been purged from voter rolls due to inactivity by checking alphabetized lists published online by the League of Women Voters of Greater Dayton.

Federal law allows county boards of election to remove names from the list of registered voters if the person has not participated in an election for the last two federal elections. Those who have been inactive should receive notification from their local county board to verify if their addresses are current, and those that do not respond can be purged from the list.

That means they can’t vote on Nov. 3 unless they re-register by Oct. 5.

To see the list of purged voters in Greene County, visit www.lwvdayton.org and click on the county name under “Purged.”

All voter registration forms and absentee ballot information are available online at www.sos.state.oh.us or at the local county board of elections office. STAFF REPORT

BEAVERCREEK

Getting lawn ready for winter is topic of seminar

St. Andrew United Methodist Church, in conjunction with its Giving Garden outreach ministry, will sponsor a seminar by Master Gardener Gerald Haun titled “Here Comes Winter: Fall Bulb Planting and Winterizing Your Lawn and Garden” from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 17, at 350 N. Fairfield Road, Beavercreek.

During this presentation, which is open to the public, participants will get practical tips for preparing lawns, vegetable gardens and flower beds for winter.

For more information, call 937-426-6491. STAFF REPORT

FAIRBORN

Home rehabilitation funds available

Home rehabilitation funds are available for income eligible residents of the City of Fairborn to assist with repairs needed to ensure that the home is safe, sanitary and healthy.

Some of the eligible projects included in the program are repairing or replacing HVAC, new roof, sewer line repair, windows, siding and electrical systems.

For more information, contact Missy Frost at Missy.frost@ci.fairborn.oh.us or at 937-754-3060. STAFF REPORT

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