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Sincl air Community C o ll e ge continues to serve as a regional and na tional l ea de r in advancing Science, T e c h n o l o g y , Engin eering, and Math (STEM) education. Community College Week magazine’s annu- al Top 1 00 R an ki ng s cited several of  Sinclair’s STEM relat- ed pro gra ms as bei ng amo ng the most pro duc - tive in the nation. “STEM educat ion is absolutely critical to developi ng today’ s workforce and to com- peting in tomorrow’ s economy,” said Steve  Johnson, President of S in cl ai r C om mu nity College. With a 20 p er ce nt inc re as e sin ce last year, Sinclair’ s engi- neeri ng technologi es and engineering relat- ed fields have b ee n ranked ninth largest in the nation in two-ye ar associate degree pro- ducing schools. Computer and infor - mation scie n ce s and support servic es degre es at Sinclair have grown 19 percent, ranking the program fourth among t he nation’s two-year col- leges. The Jiffy Lube at 560 W. C en tral Ave. in Springboro is proud to share they are the number one Jiffy Lube store in Ohio. Competing against 2,400 Jiffy Lubes at the annu- al J-T eam All Stars compet ition, Ric Boo ker , Custo mer Serv ice Adviso r at Sprin gboro ’s Jiffy Lube, said their success of being number one in Ohio is thanks in part to the people of Springboro. “They’re the people who put us in this position to do tha t,” Booker said. The Springbo ro Jif fy Lube held a special service appreciation day on Saturday, June 25 giving customers free water , soda and hot dogs to thank them. The Jiffy Lube J-Tea m All Stars competi tion  judges based on teamwork, enthusiasm and dedi- cation. It challenges teams to deliver exceptional customer experience. “The bottom line is we do have integrity, we do have honesty,” Booker said. Spring boro Sun, Thurs day , July 14, 2011 3 151st Annual http://shelbycountyfair.com Shelby County Fair Jo in Us Ju ly 24 th thru 30 th FREE entertainment with admission to the fair Chu ck Wi ck s & Bo Bic e Joe Diffi e         2         2         0         1         0         9         2 TRAILER SALES 23N., Between Delaware & Powell, Ohio Utility, Equipment, Car Haulers, Cargo Trailers Quality products...at competitive pricing (740) 201-8117  sctrailersales.com 2200331 Merge Wright  Nexting, but not today A couple weeks ago I was doing a wedding and reception at Crockett’s Run in the Hocking Hills of southeast Ohio. A beautiful venue and picturesque location. The wedding took place 33 steps down a hill near a pond and huge rock formation. It was magnificent and the weather perfect. After the ceremony guests were lined up at the bar for refreshments. I had been in line about three minutes and was next when a gentleman came up to me and inquired, “Are you nexting today”? Quickly I countered, “No, I’m working today and I never next while I’m working.” I then asked, “Where are you from?” I mean this guy had evidently read my column from two days ago. He replied, “Miami Township just outside of Springboro.” The newly weds were from Settlers Walk in Springboro so many guests were from our area. It caught me by surprise, but my reaction came quick and right on. If you missed the column, nex- ting is what I do now and then when I’m next in line. When it’s my turn I let the person behind me go so I can be next again. Yes, texting, sexting and now nexting…what else will they come up with. If you miss a Merge Wright column, away on vacation, wintering in Florida, withering in Arizona or Ice Road Trucking in the Arctic you can always read a PDF version on Facebook. Each week’s column is posted on FB every Friday. Where it says search at the top of your FB page type in: Merge Wright and it’ll take you there. As a matter of fact, about 60 columns going back to the spring of 2010 are there. And while you’re visiting, become a friend of Merge Wright. Only 590 individu als were caught drunk driving over the Fourth of July holiday weekend in Ohio. What is it that these people don’t get? I’m sure there were probably five times that many maybe even more, but the unlucky 590 that will be cough- ing up thousands of dollars for fines, attorney’s fees, higher insurance costs and more are the ones that got caught. Were they caught at OVI check points? Yes, many were. When they post on the news, TV, and internet where the OVI check points will be locat- ed and they drive right to the check point and sit in line waiting to get caught what does that say about the individu al? Duhh. A designated driver or a cab ride is soooo much cheaper and easier on one’s life not to mention the possibility of an accident and injury to you and/or others. Hines Ward down in Atlanta, win- ner on Dancing With the Stars and awesome foot- ball player for the Pittsburgh Steelers is now famous for drunk driving too. Don’t drink and drive. South Campus of Christ United Methodist Church of Kettering which meets in the auditori- um at Dayton Christian Schools at Spring Valley and Washington Church Road., offers one of the most wonderful contemporar y services in the area. Lucy and I being Episcopalians for 43 years gave up trying to convince the church that contem- porary will bring young people and renew the church. We tried several other churches in the area and then Wayne Botkin, one of our Optimist club members, invited us to the South Campus Christma s eve service. We’ve been there every week except a few where we’ve had to work. Wayne gives hip, today sermons, talks 21st cen- tury right where we’re at now not 200 or 400 years ago. Lance the director of music and media arts is phenomenal. He writes Christian songs, sings, plays guitar and choreographs some of the most outstan ding services we’ve ever attended. Great singers, instrumentalists..pretty unbelievable. Come join Lucy and I some Sunday at 10 a.m. at South Campus follow the Connect signs on Spring Valley or Washington Church Road. Don Wright Columnist Springboro Sun Photo by Jennifer Osterday Ric Booker, Customer Service Advisor at the Springboro Jiffy Lube, stands to the far left with the rest of the Jiffy Lube team on Saturday, June 25 during their Customer Appreciation Day. They’re number one Jiffy Lube in Springboro tops all other stores in the state of Ohio Sinclair leader in STEM education Donate your Hail Damage Sale

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Sinclair CommunityCollege continues toserve as a regional andn at ion al l ea de r i nadvancing Science,T e c h n o l o g y ,Engineering, and Math(STEM) education.

Community CollegeWeek magazine’s annu-al Top 100 Rankingscited several of  Sinclair’s STEM relat-ed programs as beingamong the most produc-tive in the nation.

“STEM education isabsolutely critical tod ev elop in g tod ay ’sworkforce and to com-peting in tomorrow’seconomy,” said Steve

  Johnson, President of Sinclair CommunityCollege.

With a 2 0 p er ce ntinc re as e s in ce las tyear, Sinclair’s engi-neering technologies

and engineering relat-ed fields have beenranked ninth largest inthe nation in two-yearassociate degree pro-ducing schools.

Computer and infor-mation sciences andsupport servi cesdegrees at Sinclairhave grown 19 percent,ranking the programfourth among t henation’s two-year col-leges.

The Jiffy Lube at 560 W. Central Ave. inSpringboro is proud to share they are the numberone Jiffy Lube store in Ohio.

Competing against 2,400 Jiffy Lubes at the annu-al J-Team All Stars competition, Ric Booker,Customer Service Advisor at Springboro’s JiffyLube, said their success of being number one inOhio is thanks in part to the people of Springboro.

“They’re the people who put us in this positionto do that,” Booker said. The Springboro JiffyLube held a special service appreciation day onSaturday, June 25 giving customers free water,soda and hot dogs to thank them.

The Jiffy Lube J-Team All Stars competition judges based on teamwork, enthusiasm and dedi-cation. It challenges teams to deliver exceptionalcustomer experience.

“The bottom line is we do have integrity, we dohave honesty,” Booker said.

Springboro Sun, Thursday, July 14, 2011 3

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151st Annual

http://shelbycountyfair.com

Shelby County Fair

JoinUs July 24ththru 30th

FREE entertainment with admission to the fair

ChuckWicks&BoBice

JoeDiffie

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TRAILER SALES23N., Between Delaware & Powell, Ohio

Utility, Equipment, Car Haulers, Cargo Trailers

Quality products...at competitive pricing

(740) 201-8117  sctrailersales.com

2200331

Merge Wright 

Nexting, but 

not today 

Acouple weeksago I was doinga wedding and

reception at Crockett’sRun in the HockingHills of southeast Ohio.A beautiful venue andpicturesque location.

The wedding tookplace 33 steps down ahill near a pond andhuge rock formation. Itwas magnificent andthe weather perfect.

After the ceremony guests were lined up at thebar for refreshments. I had been in line aboutthree minutes and was next when a gentlemancame up to me and inquired, “Are you nextingtoday”? Quickly I countered, “No, I’m working

today and I never next while I’m working.”I then asked, “Where are you from?” I mean this

guy had evidently read my column from two daysago. He replied, “Miami Township just outside of Springboro.”

The newly weds were from Settlers Walk inSpringboro so many guests were from our area. Itcaught me by surprise, but my reaction camequick and right on. If you missed the column, nex-ting is what I do now and then when I’m next inline. When it’s my turn I let the person behind mego so I can be next again. Yes, texting, sexting andnow nexting…what else will they come up with.

If you miss a Merge Wright column, away onvacation, wintering in Florida, withering inArizona or Ice Road Trucking in the Arctic youcan always read a PDF version on Facebook. Eachweek’s column is posted on FB every Friday.Where it says search at the top of your FB page

type in: Merge Wright and it’ll take you there. As amatter of fact, about 60 columns going back to thespring of 2010 are there. And while you’re visiting,become a friend of Merge Wright.

Only 590 individuals were caught drunk drivingover the Fourth of July holiday weekend in Ohio.What is it that these people don’t get? I’m surethere were probably five times that many maybeeven more, but the unlucky 590 that will be cough-ing up thousands of dollars for fines, attorney’sfees, higher insurance costs and more are theones that got caught.

Were they caught at OVI check points? Yes,many were. When they post on the news, TV, andinternet where the OVI check points will be locat-ed and they drive right to the check point and sitin line waiting to get caught what does that sayabout the individual? Duhh.

A designated driver or a cab ride is soooo much

cheaper and easier on one’s life not to mentionthe possibility of an accident and injury to youand/or others. Hines Ward down in Atlanta, win-ner on Dancing With the Stars and awesome foot-ball player for the Pittsburgh Steelers is nowfamous for drunk driving too. Don’t drink anddrive.

South Campus of Christ United MethodistChurch of Kettering which meets in the auditori-um at Dayton Christian Schools at Spring Valleyand Washington Church Road., offers one of themost wonderful contemporary services in thearea.

Lucy and I being Episcopalians for 43 yearsgave up trying to convince the church that contem-porary will bring young people and renew thechurch. We tried several other churches in thearea and then Wayne Botkin, one of our Optimist

club members, invited us to the South CampusChristmas eve service. We’ve been there everyweek except a few where we’ve had to work.

Wayne gives hip, today sermons, talks 21st cen-tury right where we’re at now not 200 or 400 yearsago. Lance the director of music and media arts isphenomenal. He writes Christian songs, sings,plays guitar and choreographs some of the mostoutstanding services we’ve ever attended. Greatsingers, instrumentalists..pretty unbelievable.

Come join Lucy and I some Sunday at 10 a.m. atSouth Campus follow the Connect signs on SpringValley or Washington Church Road.

DonWright

Columnist

SpringboroSun

Photo by Jennifer Osterday 

Ric Booker, Customer Service Advisor at the Springboro Jiffy Lube, stands to the far left with therest of the Jiffy Lube team on Saturday, June 25 during their Customer Appreciation Day.

They’re number one Jiffy Lube in Springboro tops all

other stores in the state of Ohio 

Sinclair leader 

in STEM education 

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to St. Vincent de Paul

and receive a possibletax deduction.

All proceeds stay inthe local community.

The benefits help totransform the life of a

homeless person.St. Vincent de Paul

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and free vehicle pickupwill take place within24

hours.For more information

call 222-3661 or visitwww.stvincentdayton.org.

The CommunityService

Board will meet Monday,

  July 18, at 7 p.m. at the

Springboro City Building,

located at 320 W. Central

Avenue.

Community 

Service Board 

to meet 

SATURDAY

JULY 16

9AM-5PM

SUNDAY

JULY 17

11AM-4PM

TUESDAY

JULY 19

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MONDAY

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9AM-8PM

THURSDAY

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9AM-8PM

FRIDAY

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9AM-6PM

SUNDAY

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SATURDAY

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9AM-5PM

MONDAY

JULY 25

9AM-8PM

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