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Two for the W
Gabe Faulkner (2), a Jay County High School senior, runs back to the sideline in jubilation as the line judge (left) signals a go-ahead two-point conversion by Michael Schlechty is good during the waning moments of the JCHS football team’s 22-21 victory over the Blackford Bruins on Friday. For a story and photo, see Sports. (The Commercial Review/Chris Schanz)
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Water park worker
Portland Water Park is open every day throughout the summer, usually for five to eight hours a day. But for city employees in charge of maintenance and running the pool, the season starts in March and ends in September. The hours usually extend much further, too.
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Patriots run it in for the win
HARTFORD CITY — The decision to go for it was easy.
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Plan approved
REDKEY — A downtown revitalization plan is in place.
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Water park worker

Portland Water Park is open every day throughout the summer, usually for five to eight hours a day. But for city employees in charge of maintenance and running the pool, the season starts in March and ends in September. The hours usually extend much further, too.
Motherson Sumi wins AAA rating

Motherson Sumi Systems Limited, parent company of MSSL Wiring Systems of Portland, has received an AAA rating from India Ratings and Research, according a press release this week.
Plan approved

REDKEY — A downtown revitalization plan is in place.
Man sentenced to 17.5 years

A Hartford City man was sentenced to 17 and a half years in prison for dealing methamphetamine.
Free flights

An annual breakfast at Portland Municipal Airport will have a new attraction.

Sports

Patriots run it in for the win

HARTFORD CITY — The decision to go for it was easy.
Stars shut out WC despite sloppy play

BERNE — Both the Starfires and Golden Falcons had trouble moving the ball effectively.
FRHS grad has a rough outing

PEORIA, Ariz. — The stellar performances were bound to come to an end sooner or later.
JC volleyball struggles against Delta in sweep

MUNCIE — The Patriots were just about even with the Eagles during the first set.
Continued dominance

Battling heavy rains and the opposing defense, Kendra Muhlenkamp botched all three of her first-half scoring chances.

Opinion

Employees are dragging their feet

On in four? You must be kidding.
Technology has changed equation

To the editor: This is in reply to Stephen Erwin's letter to the editor in the Aug. 13 edition of The Commercial Review.
Democracy requires press freedom

Newspapers all over America are talking today about the importance of press freedom. (bostonglobe.com/freepress)
Friendship stays alive in memories

The email was just one word: “Sadly.”
Homemade guns are already legal

To the editor: While I rarely agree with Michael Kinser, his recent letter about printed firearms was a well researched and balanced presentation on the subject.