Rams
Track 2008 State Finals
Overall: 5th
June
7, 2008
Event Results:
1st - 4x400 3:13.46*
1st - 4x200
3rd - 400m Dash
7th - Shot Put
Congtratulations on another great track season. Hats off to retiring coach
John McKinney
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Trotwood Police
Sergeant Richard Wright has a few cuts and bruises after a robbery suspect
forced him across the Rt 35 median during a pursuit. Twenty miles later the
suspect crashed into a Dayton home and was captured. This new cruiser is a
complete loss.
Friday's
rush hour got a little longer for Salem Avenue commuters as police cleaned up
a fender bender near Gettysburg. Even the RTA busses had to wait it out in the
sweltering 90 degree heat. (photo by Vito Cameruchi)
Shelly Bailey
33 was captured Sunday by US Marshalls on a tip in connection with the New
Lebanon robbery. Her accomplice fired at police several times during the hour
long chase around the Trotwood and Dayton area. Six police vehicles were disabled
and at least three private cars crashed during the chase.
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18 proud graduates
of the first Trotwood Volunteer Academy were given their diplomas May 30th.
The students presented their final projects that are designed to help their
neighborhoods and the city.
Reader
Photo of the Week - Sixth grade Trotwood Middle School Social Study
Scholars earned a trip to Columbus. They toured the Capitol and sat in the House
of Representatives. The trip was part of an initiative by City Councilwoman
Mary McDonald and teacher Patricia Dungy.
Rains on Monday night and Tuesday morning dropped 3.5" on Trotwood causing
some flooding. Not everyone ran for cover from the heavy rains. These ducks
on Snyder road took advantage as their pond overflowed into the nearby yard.
The
volunteer academy listened intently to the keynote address from Dave Mathews
of the Kettering Foundation. He encouraged building a leaderful community. "Leaders
should be gate openers, not gate keepers." Mathews served as Secretary
of Health Education and Welfare during the Ford administration.
