Probate judge to name Coventry trustee
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COVENTRY — The Coventry Board of Trustees are a");
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Colerain Township has hired a new administrator.\n\nJim Rowan comes to Colerain Township from the Princeton City School District, where he has served as treasurer since 2010.\n\nThe township will pay Rowan, who lives in Oxford Township, Butler County, an annual salary of $125,000 annually. The initial employment ");
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DiStasi to open at former Sturkey's site
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WYOMING A restaurant that has been sitting idle for more than four years will open this summer under the new management of a familiar face.\n\n\nDino DiStasi, who owns Gabby’s at 515 Wyoming Ave., bought the property from the city of Wyoming, and plans to serve an eclectic menu with Mediterranean flavor.\n\n\nGabby’s, down the street, serves American food with Italian flair.\n\n\nDiStasi agreed...\n
Sayler Park students' imaginations soar at Delhi library
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They took a journey across an imaginary sea to a land accessible only by a book.\n\nAuthor and illustrator Will Hillenbrand was the travel guide for a kindergarten class from Sayler Park");
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McAuley High School?s Vocal Ensemble sponsors a Spaghetti Dinner Fundraiser from 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 12, in the McAuley cafeteria, 6000 Oakwood Ave.\n\nThe student vocalists will be performing a variety of solos and group songs as entertainment on the half-hour during the dinner, which includes spaghetti and meatballs, salad, breadsticks, and homemade desserts.\n\nThe proceeds of the dinner will ...\n
Special school board meeting Feb. 3
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Springdale elected sign support for Princeton levy
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SPRINGDALE — City Council has shown its support for the Princeton City Schools o");
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St. Martin students celebrate 100th day of school, in school's 100th year
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St. Martin of Tours parish in Cheviot celebrated its 100th anniversary last year.\n\nNow it?s the school?s turn to mark its centennial anniversary.\n\nThe parish was established in 1911, and the school opened one year later in 1912.\n\n?This is a big year for us,? said St. Martin Principal Carolyn Murphy. ?St. Martin has a long, great tradition in Cheviot.?\n\nStudents and staff are celebrating the occasi...\n
Students, staff to brave frigid waters for charity
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ANDERSON TOWNSHIP — Mercer Elementary School students and staff are ready to take the plunge. Literally.\n\nFor the second consecutive year, a group from the sch");
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That old college spirit
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Evendale Elementary school students were asked to support their favorite college by wearing a shirt with the college logo. There was quite a range of schools and the students were very proud of the college they were supporting.\n\n \n\n \n\n ...\n
Waycross receives community award
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The Winton Woods City School District board presented the Community Spirit Award to Waycross Community Media at its January board meeting.\n\n?This award is presented to an organization or individual to recognize t");
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CALENDAR for Feb. 3, 2012
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ART\n\n\n\n Ashtabula Arts Center, 2928 W. 13th St., Ashtabula, 440-964-3396. Gallery open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Thursday; 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission is free. www. ashartscenter.org\n\n\n\n Conneaut Community Center for the Arts, 1025 Buffalo St., Conneaut. 440-593-5888. Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 440-593-5888, www.conneautartscenter.org\n\n\n\n Erie Art Museum...\n
High electric rates ding area schools
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American Electric Power?s latest rate hike isn?t just affecting\nsmall businesses, the Athens County Fair Board and area residents ?");
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Lawmakers want schools to start after Labor Day
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COLUMBUS (AP) ? Ohio lawmakers who want public schools to wait\nuntil after Labor Day to start classes say the state?s tourism\nindustry loses business when kids go back to school too early.\n \n \n\nState Rep. Bill Hayes, a co-sponsor of the proposed legislation,\nsays one reason for the bill was to see if having schools open\nwould help tourism, which he says is ");
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Mayfield Alliance Celebrates Groundhog Day
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Solon's 'Monster Maniax' Headed to State Competition
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In twelve week, Ram Rambhatla's team \"The Monster Maniax\" built and programmed a robot, equipped with motors, sensors and various tools.
\n\n\nThey studied the problem of bacteria infecting school lunches, consulting with experts at Nestle about food processing.");
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Chiefs receive 11 trophies at DECA Competition
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Bellefontaine High School students attending the DECA District 3?s annual Career Development Conference this week at Bluffton University were awarded with 11 individual and team trophies for their performance in various disciplines. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n \n\nPHOTO | SUBMITTED\n\n\n\nThose who received DECA diamond trophies were Cody Proffitt, first place marketing test; Aleesha Carothers, second place ma...\n
Bill would start Ohio public schools after Labor Day
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ? Ohio law?mak?ers who want pub?lic schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes say the state?s tourism indus?try ");
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Former Ohio State coach Tressel takes administrative position at Akron
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For?mer Ohio State foot?ball coach Jim Tres?sel speaks after being intro?duced as the new vice pres?i?dent for strate?gic engage?ment at the Uni?ver?sity of Akron Thurs?day, Feb. 2, 2012, in Akron, Oho. (AP Photo/Mark Duncan)\n\n\nBy TOM WITHERS\n\n\nAP Sports Writer\n\n\nAKRON, Ohio (AP) ? Jim Tres?sel is get?ting a ?sec?ond chance? at the school where he started coaching.\n");
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Boy, 16, arrested in gun threat at Amelia High
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Column: Super Sunday reaches out to community
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Every February during Black History Month we honor outstanding African-American inventors, activists and trailblazers who have made a significant impact on society. But not everyone who has made a difference will find their names in a textbook.\n\nThere a");
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Student thanks patrol deputies
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As part of Catholic Schools Week, students from Mary, Queen of Heaven School paid a special visit to the Boone County Sheriff?s Office. They brought a handmade poster honoring the sheriff?s department for being part of the community along with homemade cookies....\n
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Rossford BOE meets Saturday\nROSSFORD - The Rossford Board of Education has scheduled a special meeting at 1 p.m.\nThe purpose of the of the meeting will be to hold an executive session to discuss the appointment of a public official and other business that may be necessary to transact.\nThe meeting wi");
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Mid-Atlantic wind farms take step forward
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BALTIMORE (AP) ? Offshore wind farms from New Jersey to Virginia took a big step closer to reality with the completion of a review that showed the renewable energy source would not cause major environmental damage, officials said Thursday.\n\nObama administration Interior Secretary Ken Salazar also said his department also was trying to speed up the process for issuing renewable energy leases....\n
Capstone program moving ahead in county
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BUCYRUS -- This week's meeting on the senior Capstone project indicates school districts are embracing it to varying degrees.\r\n\r\nPioneer Career and Technology Center in Shelby, where ea");
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Volunteers needed for new pen pal program
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BUCYRUS -- Bucyrus Elementary School will launch a new pen pal program for fourth-grade students Feb. 6.\r\n\r\nParticipants will choose a book based on their interest and reading level, and then write a letter to their pen pal, introducing themselves and explaining their book selection. Adult pals will then respond with a similar letter. Over the remaining weeks, students and their pals will correspo...\n
Highlands history preserved in terra cotta letters
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FORT THOMAS — One man?s actions proved to have a las");
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A ?LEG?O up on th");
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LAKE TWP. — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n Can students at Lake Center Christian Elementary School build the best robot — out of LEGOs?\n\n\n\n This weekend, they’ll give it their best shot as they compete in the Ohio State First LEGO League Champ");
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Book launch helps tell story of William Powell?s achievements in golf and life
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CANTON — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n The inspiring story of Clearview Golf Club designer and builder William Powell was told Thursday in the words of a book, the thoughts of its author, the memories of Powell’s daughter, and the actions of children as they began to learn his beloved sport.\n\n\n\n Richard Michelson — the author o...\n
Canton school board changes venue for special meeting
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CANTON — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n The Canton City Schools Board of Education has changed the meeting location");
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On the beat: Local theaters abuzz with Feb. productions
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CANTON — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n Brace yourselves, local theater fans. An onslaught of promising productions is heading our way this month. Three of them are opening the same night.\n\n\n\n • “Evil Dead: The Musical,” a campy and gleefully bloody stage version of a classic gore movie, will be performed Feb. 17 through 2...\n
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COLUMBUS — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n The Ohio Department of Education is looking for local sponsors and sites to operate the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP).\n\n\n\n Last summer, an average daily total of over 49,859 Ohio children recei");
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State should stop giving our money to private schools
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Regarding “Debate heats up over school choice” (Jan. 29): Ridiculous! I do not believe our tax dollars should be spent to send children to private schools, regardless of the performance of schools or family income.\n\n\n\n I can’t even imagine the cost of sending 60,000 students to private schools.\n\n\n\n Our taxes pay for public education and continue to increase. As seniors and famili...\n
Chillicothe students showcase early dividends of leadership program
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CHILLICOTHE -- With firm handshakes and steady eye contact, students confidently welcomed local business leaders to Allen Elementary School on Thursday.\n\nThe sc");
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Former OU-C dean Bebee accepts post in Washington, D.C.
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WASHINGTON -- Former Ohio University-Chillicothe dean Richard Bebee has returned to higher education after a brief hiatus.\n\nBebee, who served as the dean of OU-C for nine years before retiring in June 2010, now is the dean of the University of the District of Columbia's School of Business and Public Administration. He started work at UDC, the only public university in Washington, D.C., on Jan");
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Piketon site workers speak up for off-site waste disposal
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Piketon workers speak up for off-site waste disposal
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PIKETON -- Two workers at the Department of Energy site in Piketon on Thursday urged the DOE to remove all hazardous materials off-site as decontamination and decommissioning work continues.\n\nThe Department of Energy is seeking input from the public before presentin");
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Used prom dress sale set for Feb. 25
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GREENFIELD -- An annual multi-school prom dress sale will be conducted Feb. 25 in the multi-purpose room of Greenfield Elementary School, 200 N. Fifth St. in Greenfield.\n\nThose looking to sell their used dresses can price them and, for a $5 dollar donation to the Tricia Duff Scholarship Fund, offer them for sale during the event.\n\nArea schools invited to participate include McClain, Adena, Paint V...\n
Idea for new lending business popped up in unusual place
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Ohio State makes Huntington its official bank in $125M ");
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University of Cincinnati medical school faces big funding gap
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?We?re working with faculty on how to share resources,? said UC?s Dr. Stephen Strakowski.\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n \nJames Ritchie\n Staff Reporter - Business Courier\n \n \n\n \n\nFacing a $10 million budget shortfall, the University of Cincinnati?s medical school is taking on a significant restructuring and cost-cutting effort in its ...\n
Last chance arts events
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Henry VIII: All Is True\n\nAfter years of marriage to his brother?s widow, Henry begins to suspect that his u");
document.write("nion with Katherine of Aragon isn?t as holy as he thought. This weekend is the last chance to uncover all this play?s secrets.\n\nDetails: 7:30 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Cincinnati Shakespeare Company, 719 Race St., Downtown. $22-$32. 513-381-2273; www.cincyshakes.com.Shakespeare...\n
Mark your calendar
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April 20: Barry Manilow\n\nTickets on sale 10 a.m. Friday. 7:30 p.m., Bank of Kentucky Center, Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights. Singer-songwriter and producer. No cameras, signs, strollers, food or gifts. Ages 2 and up must have a ticket for show. $10 cash charged for parking at lot. Doors open 6:30 p.m. $124.99 level one, $74.99 level two, $54.99 level 3, $34.99 ");
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Negative ads cloud race
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Just because a few of the many 2012 Republican");
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COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ohio lawmakers who want schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes for the year say that would help the state's tourism industry. \n\nRepublican State Rep. Bill Hayes says what he describes as the state's third-largest industry loses business when scho");
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Princeton City Schools facing budget crisis
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GLENDALE, Ohio - Princeton City Schools must cut millions out of its budget. \n\nConcerned residents heard just how deep those cuts will be at a public meeting at Glendale Elementary Thursday night. \n\nThe district will have a 6.5 mill operating levy on the March ballot. Even if that levy passes, Princeton will have to cut $3 million over the next three years, which would likely impact teachers. \n\nA ...\n
Princeton schools forum to address impending levy
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CINCINNATI - Princeton City School leaders plan to hold a forum tonight to discuss an operating levy they've put on the March ballot. \n \nThe meting is open t");
document.write("o the public and will be at the Glendale Elementary School starting at 7 p.m. \n \nThe superintendent, Dr. Gary Pack, will be there,and the district says this will be a good time to ask questions. \n \nDistrict leaders are concerned about rumors a...\n
Sheriff's department: Teen sent text messages about bringing gun to Amelia High School
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CINCINNATI - A 16-year-old boy is in police custody for allegedly sending text messages to other students indicating he was going to bring a gun to Amelia High School Thursday. \n\nThe investigation began when two students notified school authorities that they had received the threatening messages just before 10 a.m. School officials then alerted the Clerm");
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Extra Officers Called To Amelia High School Following Threatening Texts
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Officials at Amelia High School called in extra security today after two students got anonymous, threatening text messages. \n\nThe texts were sent just before 10 a.m. Thursday. They said that someone would be coming to the school with a gun. The two students immediately reported the texts to the principal, who alerted the Clermont County Sheriff's Department. \n\nThe Clermont County Sheriff's Departm...\n
SolarWorld GT Sets Out on Round-the-World Journey
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CAMARILLO, California, February 1, 30, 2012 (ENS) - A sports car powered by roof-integrated solar cells took off this week on a 21,000-mile quest to circle the entire globe, propelled only by the rays of ");
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Teacher Arrested After Bondage, Abuse Photos Of Students Found
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - Bail for a former Los Angeles elementary school teacher has been raised to $23 million in a case where he's accused of taking bizarre photos of children in his classroom for a sexual thrill. Sixty-one-year-old Mark Berndt appeared in court Wednesday to face allegations of committing lewd acts involving 23 children as young as 6. He could face life in prison if convicted. \n...\n
Deputies: Teen Sent Texts About Gun At School
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You're Hired: Trump Endo");
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(CNN) -- Celebrity business magnate Donald Trump endorsed Mitt Romney for president Thursday, telling reporters he will not mount an independent campaign if Romney is the Republican nominee.\n\nTrump, who has repeatedly flirted with the possibility of his own White House bid, revealed his decision in Las Vegas two ");
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2 eastern Ky. counties shut schools because of flu
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JACKSON, Ky. (AP) - Students in two eastern Kentucky counties have given students flu days - calling off classes in hopes of stopping the spread of the illness.\n \n\nSchool administrators in Breathitt and Wolfe counties made the decision to keep students home Thursday and Friday in 11 schools after consulting with doctors.\n \n\nWolfe County School Superintendent Kenny...\n
Early graduation bill passes state Senate
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - The Kentucky Senate has approved a bill to allow some students to graduate from high school early so they can enter college.\n \n\nThe proposal by Sen. Ken");
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Former teacher pleads guilty to sex with a minor
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FORT WAYNE, Ind. (AP) - A former Allen County teacher accused of having sex with a teenage neighbor has pleaded guilty to a felony charge of sexual misconduct with a minor.\n \n\nThe Journal Gazette reports (http://bit.ly/yJ9QMv ) that 29-year-old Kristi Metzger of Hoagland, about 10 miles southeast of Fort Wayne, pleaded guilty Thursday in Allen Superior Court. She received a suspen...\n
Forum held to discuss levy for Princeton schools
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Heavy snowstorm hits C");
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By STEVEN K. PAULSON\nAssociated Press\n \n\nDENVER (AP) - A powerful winter storm swept across Colorado on Friday as it headed east, bringing blizzard warnings to eastern Colorado and western Kansas, and winter storm warnings for southeast Wyoming and western Nebraska.\n ");
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House, Senate not in session on Friday in Ky.
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) - Most Kentucky lawmakers, still idled by restricting efforts, won't be meeting on Friday.\n \n\nThe day will be made up later in the legislative session, after lawmakers have completed the legislative and congressional redistricting process that has slowed the General Assembly to a crawl.\n \n\nLegislative redistricting, which has been approved ...\n
Local students put on a live wax museum
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FORT THOMAS, KY (FOX19) -\n \n\nStudents from Fort Thomas Independent Schools put on a live wax museum at Moyer Elementary School on Tuesday.\n\nFourth graders from Moyer Elementary, Woo");
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Teen arrested after threatening texts sent at Amelia High
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AMELIA, OH (FOX19) -\n \n\nDeputies say they've identified the teenage boy who is suspected to have sent threatening texts to Amelia High School students.\n\nSheriff A. J. Rodenberg says a couple students received text messages from an unknown origin saying that someone would be coming to the school with a gun. \n\nThe students contacted the principal and school resource officer, who alerte...\n
16-year-old male charged for sending threatening text to Amelia High School
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document.write("A.J. Rodenberg in a press release just announced that a suspect, a 16-year-old male, has been identified, is in custody and charges are being filed in Clermont County Juvenile Court.? At this time, Rodenberg does not know if the suspect is a student of Amelie High School.\n\n\n\nUpdate:\n\n\nTeh following information was released by West Clermont Local School District officials:\n\n\nTwo stu...\n
Suspect in custody for sending threatening text to Amelia High School
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Clermont County Sheriff A.J. (Tim) Rodenberg, in a press release, said a 16-year-old male has been identified as the person who sent a text to two Amelia High School students earlier today. The text said someone was going to ");
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Circle of Friends at Avon Lake school whip up food, learn social skills
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It’s Thursday and Circle of Friends at Westview Elementary School in Avon Lake is whipping up something good. \n\n\n The cooking-based program, created by speech pathologist Beth Meister, is designed to help students with special needs learn and reinforce the social skills that many students take for granted. \n\n\n Whether it’s sitting quietly at the lunch table, asking a friend to play a...\n
Curtain Call
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Here are the current listings and synopses of selected professional, amateur, high school and children’s theaters in the area. Call theaters for any late schedule changes. Ratings are as follows");
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ROGER EBERT: BIG-SCREEN BRIEFS
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“THE WOMAN IN BLACK” (Horror, PG-13, 95 minutes): A stylish and creepy ghost story set in a crumbling mansion in the north of England that is haunted by the spirit of a woman who mourns her lost child. A young attorney (Daniel Radcliffe) journeys there to search through her moldering papers, and because he needs the work, he refuses to be frightened away by the shrieks and shadows with...\n
Donate blood in Beachwood at the Agnon School \"Pint Size Heroes\" event
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Make your way to Beachwood between 3:45-7:45 p.m. Feb. 6 for the Agnon School");
document.write("'s \"Pint Size Heroes\" blood drive.\n\nAgnon's upcoming social justice project is a \"Pint Size Heroes\" blood drive. After attending an American Red Cross educational assembly, Agnon students learned about the importance of collecting blood for those in need and were encouraged to recruit their parents and other adults to don...\n
Marcus Garvey Academy, a Cleveland c");
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Marcus Garvey Academy, a Cleveland charter school slated to be shut down by the state at the end of June because of its poor test scores, will instead close in two weeks. \n\n\nIn recent years, the school went through a cheating scandal and had its state funding temporarily froz");
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Medina Township hires three new officers
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Enlarge\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n Tara Quinn, Sun News\n\n Hallie Beardsworth is one of two \nnew full-time Medina Township police officers hired \nrecently. \n\n new cops gallery (3 photos)\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n\n\nMEDINA TOWNSHIP Passage of a 3-mill levy last May has enabled the township to add two full-time police officers and one part-time officer to its safety forces...\n
Virgil E. Brown Sr., blazed trail in Ohio politics in elected, appointed posts: Black History Month
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As part of Black History Month, we remember Virgil E. Brown Sr., a trailblazing politician.\n\nBrown, a Republican, in 1972 became d");
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Entertainment listings Feb. 2-8
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MUSIC \n\n Brothers Lounge, 11609 Detroit Ave., Cleveland. (216) 226-2767. \n\n\n• Mojoflo will play at 9:30 p.m. Feb. 4. Tickets are $5. \n\n\n Phantasy Nite Club, 11802 Detroit Ave., Lakewood. (216) 228-6300. \n\n\n• Anthony Scrofano & Guests, Feb. 3. Admission: TBA. \n\n\n• Summer Solstice w/ guests, 7 p.m. Feb. 4. Admission i");
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Dimora trial: Kelley says he took bribe from legislator
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AKRON -- Federal prosecutors' key witness J. Kevin Kelley says he accepted a $10,000 bribe from his distant cousin, Ohio state Sen. Tom Patton.\n\nPatton, a Strongsville Republican who's been a senator since 2008, has not been charged with a crime and has flatly denied that he paid a bribe and said that \"never happened.\"\n\nPatton also served as a state representative 2003-2008 and Kelley was not...\n
Dimora witness Kelley: \"It wasn't a party anymore\"
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AKRON -- J. Kevin Kelley testified about the day the FBI raided homes and county offices and the \"party\" was over.\n\nThe former Cuyahoga County employee and Parma school board member, who has already pleaded guilt");
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Jim Tressel hired at University of Akron
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AKRON -- Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel is going back to school - in a newly created position at the University of Akron. \n\nThe school announced Thursday that Tressel has been hired as vice president for strategic engagement and will earn a base salary of $200,000 per year. The job starts May. 1. \n\nUniversity officials say he will work with alumni, community organizations and f...\n
Kelley saw work done on Jimmy Dimora's house
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AKRON -- Informant J. Kevin Kelley witnessed work being done on Jimmy Dimora's house in Independence");
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AKRON -- Through it all, Jim Tressel never lost his charm. \n\nAs he worked the room the way he did for a decade as Ohio State's coach, delighting students and faculty members, school trustees and Akron's president with stories of past successes and plans for the future, Tressel felt like he had come back home. \n\n\"This,\" he said, \"is a se");
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?Windfall tax? on shale drillers proposed to deal with fracking
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Jeff Bell\n Staff reporter - Business First\n \n Email\n \n \n \n\n \n\nA new voice was heard Thursday in the running debate over taxing Ohio?s shale gas operations, with a Columbus-based think tank calling for a windfall profit tax on oil and gas companies.\n\n\nA report from Innovation Ohio, a left-leaning public policy group, s...\n
Dogged effort
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Now that the Coalition to Ban Ohio Dog Auctions has more than enough valid petition signatures\nto force consideration of such a ban, the General Assembly should take the issue up and work ou");
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Retired bishop still blessedly involved
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His black teammates were his friends, and he didn?t think too much about it.\n\n\nThen one day, Sprague took a buddy from the team to a store he liked. Each boy bought a bag of\nchips and a Pepsi.\n\n\nSprague was charged 10?cents. His friend, 50 cents.\n\n\nThat was the moment, Sprague said, when he felt God?s call to the ministry. That was the start\nof a long career focused on justice for minorities, wome...\n
Union County tests convergence plan
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The Union County Board of Commissioners, the Marysville City Council and the Marysville Board of\nEdu");
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3 industrial design students innovate household objects, wi");
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A door knob, a step ladder and an extension cord. Three commonplace products matched with three Ohio State industrial design students who found award-winning design solutions to solve user problems that most people overlook.\n\n Jenny Clark, Michael Maclean and Evan ");
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Student wins award for artwork
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SWCS plans technology upgrade
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(by Andrea Cordle, Southwest Editor - February 02, 2012)\n\n \n\n \n\nOfficials in the South-Western City Schools District want to upgrade technology in the classroom. Extra funds from the state");
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Tolles will host college financial aid event on Feb. 12
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Ohio Lawmakers Propose Starting School After Labor Day
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Police: Man Made Sexua");
document.write("l Gestures Toward Elementary School Children
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Carson Elementary School's principal warned parents Thursday to keep a close eye on their children after two separate incidents involving students, 10TV's Glenn McEntyre reported.\n\n\nPrincipal Sara Brlas said that three girls, a fourth grader, third grader and first grader, reported that th");
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School Background Checks Under Scrutiny
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A California teacher was in jail on $23 million bond on Thursday after being accused of tying up his students and other children up and taking pictures.\n\n\n\n\n\nThe teacher, Mark Berndt, had passed his background check, CrimeTracker 10’s Jeff Hogan reported.\n\n\n\n\n\nA central Ohio superintendent said on Thursday that there were checks in place to prevent a school employee from getting away with cr...\n
Bullied Powell Man Shares Story, Advice
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POWELL, Ohio --\n \n \n\nA Powell man remembers the humiliation he suffered at the hands of bullies during his college years and offers others his advice.\n\n“Bullying takes on a wh");
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Minnesota school bans 'rape tag' game played by fifth-graders
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Rape Tag at New Ulm School Shocks Parents: MyFoxTWINCITIES.com\n\n\n\nNEW ULM, Minn., Feb. 2 (UPI) -- An alarming game called \"rape tag,\" played during recess at a Minnesota elementary school, sparked a chain of complaints from parents, officials say.\n\nParents first alerted Washington Elementary principal Bill Sprung in New Ulm their children were playing \"rape tag\" -- a game described as similar...\n
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University of Akron hires Jim Tressel
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Conesville youth league s");
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Describing the candles during Catholic Schools Week
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High waters on the Ohio River
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Indian Mud Run obstacle course to aid park district
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COSHOCTON -- Although a levy to fund the Coshocton County/City Park District recently failed, it doesn't mean support for the district is all dried up.\n\nOrganizers hope a wet and wild event this summer will bring thousands of people and dollars into the county.\n\nThe Indian Mud Run will be from 8 a.m. until dark July 14 at Lake Park. The obstacle course geared toward adult athletes will be similar ...\n
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COLUMBUS -- As Gov. John Kasich prepares to deliver his State of the State speech in the heart of Ohio's sha");
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Ridgewood baseball, softball sign-ups
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Tressel hired by Akron for fundraising
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Underground Railroad museum in deep financial trouble
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CINCINNATI -- It opened to great fanfare and promise in 2004. Now, the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, whose exhibits focus on the story of the American struggle for freedom, especially that of African Americans, is in deep fi");
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Could a film shot in Cleveland launch a John Hughes-like career?
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Paramount Pictures is betting that a movie shot last year in and around Cleveland will turn its director into the next John Hughes.\n\nThe New York Times runs a fun feature on Josh Schwartz, whose film “Fun Size,” about a teenager (Victoria Justice) who loses her brother on Halloween, will be released in October.\n\nThe word on the movie seems to be good, as “Paramount is betting tha...\n
Worth the risk? NCAA will have its eyes on the University of Akron
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UD law school to giv");
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University of Dayton School of Law is giving out $1,000 for textbooks, reference texts and supplemental materials to some students for their first year.\n \n\n\n\n\n\n \n \n \n \nLaura Englehart\n Reporter - Da");
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Authorities reveal past complaint about LA teacher
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LOS ANGELES — Prosecutors declined to file attempted fondling charges 18 years ago against an elementary school teacher now suspected of taking bondage-style photographs of children in his class, saying that they didn't have enough evidence.\n\nThe investigation came after a 10-year-old girl claimed elementary school teacher Mark Berndt reached toward her genitals during class and she pushed ...\n
Fairmont AD Brian Donoher on leave following sex arrest
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DAYTON — Brian Donoher, the athletic director for Kettering Fairmont High \nSchool, has been placed on paid ");
document.write("administrative leave following his arrest \nWednesday in Dayton on suspicion of soliciting prostitution.\n\n\n\n\nDonoher, 42, the son of legendary University of Dayton men’s basketball coach \nDon Donoher, was taken to the Montgomery County Jail where he was held \nbriefly on suspicion o...\n
Sinclair explores $25M campus expansion
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St. Patrick's Day 2012Rich Weber set to lead city celebration
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The city of Dublin has named Rich Weber as Grand Leprechaun of Dublin's 2012 St. Patrick's Day Parade.Weber follows in the footsteps of his father, Chi Weber, who was Grand Leprechaun in 2004.Weber becomes the fourth Grand Leprechaun to share the honor of being Grand Leprechaun with a family member.Last year, Dave and Margie Amorose shared the honor.\n\n \n In 2010, Clay Rose III was Grand Lep...\n
Positive buzz dominates public meeting on school bond issue
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CALCUTTA - Beaver Local Schools Superintendent Kent Polen took his message to a largely receptive crowd at Calcutta Elementary School on Thursday evening to answer questions and attempt to persuade parents an");
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SALUTING VETERANS
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Paula Todd of the Tayanoka Council Camp Fire presented the 'Salute to Hospitalized Veterans' program to the kindergarteners of Michele Emery's class at West Point Elementary School Thursday. After learning what a veteran is and why they should be respected, the children made Valentine's Day cards for patients at the regional Veteran's Affairs hospitals. She is presenting the program to elementary ...\n
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document.write("Lawmakers want to force schools to start after Labor Day
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COLUMBUS ? Ohio lawmakers who want schools to wait until after Labor Day to start classes f");
document.write("or the year say that would help the state’s tourism industry.\n\n\nRepublican State Rep. Bill Hayes says what he describes as the state’s third-largest industry loses business when schools reopen too early.\n\n\nThe Columbus Dispatch reports a bill Hayes has co-sponsored would give school districts a w...\n
Japanese entrepreneurs aim for Silicon Valley
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Past claims raise further questions about teacher
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- A 10-year-old girl claimed her elementary school teacher tried to fondle her - 18 years ago. The allegation is gaining new attention with the arrest of teacher Mark Berndt, who's accused of photographing children for sexual thrills.\nProsecutors declined to file to charges against Berndt in the 1993 report, saying they didn't have enough evidence.\nNow Berndt is charged with comm...\n
Rabbi: 'Hatred has been taught'
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By SARA ARTHURS\r\n\r\nStaff Writer\r\n\r\nHatred doesn't just spring up out of nowhere, but is often cultivated. And when it comes to the prejudice that has existed toward Jews, it has been taught and spread over the centuries, sai");
document.write("d Rabbi Alan Mayor Sokobin at a talk at Owens Community College on Thursday.\r\n\r\nSokobin, a former congregational rabbi and now professor at the College of Law at the University...\n
Regional leaders traveling to Japan
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By JOY BROWN\r\n\r\nSTAFF WRITER\r\n\r\nMayor Lydia Mihalik and seven other regional leaders will head to Japan on Saturday for an eight-day economic development trip.\r\n\r\n\"Seven Japanese companies currently operate in Findlay and are key to our economic success,\" Mihalik said. Efforts such as this trip are essential for the retention and expansion of these businesses, and recruitment of other companies, s...\n
Registration being accepted for preschools
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Early Discovery Preschools operated through the Putnam County Educational Service Center has started pre-registration f");
document.write("or the 2012-2013 preschool year. \r\n\r\nPreschools are located in the elementary buildings at Columbus Grove, Continental, Fort Jennings, Leipsic and Miller City-New Cleveland. \r\n\r\nIn accordance with the State of Ohio Department of Education, children with disabilities and children w...\n
Stores busy as Colo. prepares for major snowstorm
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Local students ready to get innovative
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New Riegel student earns state winner in American Legion test
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3241\n \n\n By Alex Boroff\n\n Focus Reporter\n\n NEW RIEGEL — A local New Riegel student has earned her stripes from the Ohio American Legion.\n\n New Riegel sophomore Taylor Kirian was selected as one ");
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Sports Briefs
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3265\n \n\n Game results\n\n Coaches can submit results to The Focus via E-mail at newsjohn@fostoriafocus.com, fax at 419-435-0101, phone at 419-435-6397 Ext. 28 (message) or in the box by the office’s front door at 112 N. Main St. in Fostoria.\n\n Softball\n\n The Tiffin Men’s Softball League has re-organized. Teams interested in playing Tuesday, Wednesday or Thu...\n
SW set to serve during Catholic Schools Week
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3242\n \n\n By John Montgomery\n\n Focus Reporter\n\n St. Wendelin Schools students will focus on serving others during this");
document.write(" year’s Catholic Schools Week.\n\n The event runs Feb. 5-12 for St. Wendelin’s K-12 students, with daily activities planned.\n\n “The national theme is faith, academics and service, and we’re going to put a strong spin on service,&r...\n
FHS graduates prove you can go home
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By HANNAH NUSSER\r\n\r\nSTAFF WRITER\r\n\r\nMany restless high schoolers might say they can't wait to run off after graduation and never look back. \r\n\r\nPerhaps there's something to be said for returning to your alma mater ? just ask any of the Fostoria High School faculty members who know firsthand.\r\n\r\nMore than a dozen teachers and administrators at the Junior/Senior High School alone are employed");
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Akron welcomes Tressel
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AKRON -- Through it all, Jim Tressel never lost hi");
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FREMONT -- Medical career opportunities are available through the Diversified Medical Occupations Program at Vanguard-Sentinel Adult Career and Technology Center, 1220 Cedar St. This one-year course prepares students for a job in an allied health profession. DMO graduates a");
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What high school's all about
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FREMONT -- Students and parents got a closer look at St. Joseph Central Catholic High School Thursday, as part of Bishop Hoffman Catholic Schools' first-ever \"Check Us Out Day\" held in conjunction with Catholic Schools Week.\n\nSuperintendent Tim Cullen said the day had gone well, with sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders from St. Joseph Elementary School visiting some of SJCC's classes and getting a...\n
Dublin schools to eliminate 9 central office positions
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The Dublin City School District will reduce the equivalent of nine full-time jobs in the district's Central Office for the coming school year.Dublin Superintend");
document.write("ent David Axner announced the administrative cuts at the Dublin Board of Education meeting last week."We are doing everything we can to minimize the impact of budget reductions on our classrooms," Axner said."Every depar...\n
Free financial aid event to be held at URG/RGCC
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Staff reportmdtnews@mydailytribune.com\n\nRIO GRANDE — The University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College (URG/RGCC) will host the statewide college financial aid event “College Goal Sunday” (CGS) at 2 p.m. on February 12, 2012. The free event, presented by the Ohio Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (OASFAA) and endorsed by the Ohio Board of Regen");
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The practicality of ham
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Dear Editor:\n\nWe wholeheartedly support the effort to finish Route 35 with the imposition of tolls. In this time of fiscal austerity, what more fiscally responsible way can one find to complete a much-needed project? As frequent travelers on Route 35, we have witnessed too many close ca");
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Granville winter play is today, Saturday
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GRANVILLE -- The Granville High School Theatre Department will present \"All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten\" at 7 p.m. today and Saturday in the school's Performing Arts Center, 248 New Burg St.\n\nThe cast includes Claire Bidigare-Curtis, Anna Burkett, Michael Crum, Robert Crum, Maddie Donaldson, Will Emery, Austin Finley, Meredith Foster, Rachel Gibler, Mary Hanson, Danny Hussey, ...\n
Get fit at spring Hyde Park meeting
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HYDE PARK — Fitness will likely be the theme of this year?s Hyde Park Neighborhood Council spring open meeting.\n\nAlthough details of the meeting, which will be");
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Learn about Cincinnati Jewish treasures at Coffee Talk
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KENWOOD — Cincinnati Chapter of Hadassah will present its next Coffee Talk/Decaf Caf? program, \"Echoes of Our Jewish Hearts\" at 7:30 p.m., on Monday, Feb. 13, at the Center for Holocaust and Humanity Education.\n\nGuest speaker Sarah Weiss, executive director of CHHE, will talk about Cincinnati Jewish treasures and how they came to our city.\n\nIncluded will be a tour of the \"");
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Scarlet Oaks to offer new hospitality program
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document.write("VILLE — Every day, visitors to southwest Ohio stay in one of hundreds of hotels, motels, and inns.\n\nTheir experience is affected by the managers and staff who operate those businesses.\n\nStarting in 2012, Scarlet Oaks will offer a program for high school students who want to enter this growing management field. Called Lodging Management and Hospitality Services, this program is ideal fo...\n
Channell named Miamisburg coach
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1:14 AM Friday, February 3, 2012\n \n \n\n \n \n \n\nBy Rick Cassano\n\nStaff Writer\n\nSteve Channell is a head football coach again.\n\nOusted after 21 years in charge of Edgewood High School’s program before spending last season as Middl");
document.write("etown’s quarterbacks coach, Channell was named head coach at Miamisburg on Thursday, pending school board approval Feb. 16.\n\n“It&rsqu...\n
Fairmont AD Donoher's solicitation hearing set for today
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Updated 7:12 AM Friday, February 3, 2012 \n \n \n\n \n \n \n\n\n\nDAYTON — Brian Donoher, the athletic director for Kettering Fairmont High \n School, is scheduled to make his initial Municipal Court appearance this \n afternoon on allegations he offered money to an undercover officer for sex.\n\n\n\n\nHe has been placed on administrative leave by Kettering school officials.\n\n\n\n\nDon...\n
Man guilty in case of Fla. girl found in landfill
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Updated 3:51 PM Friday, February 3, 2012 \n \n \n\n \n \n \n\nGREEN COVE SPRINGS, Fla. &mdash");
document.write("; An unemployed restaurant worker pleaded guilty Friday in the abduction, sexual battery and slaying of a 7-year-old Florida girl who was found in a landfill, as dozens of her family and friends packed a crowded courtroom wearing shades of purple, the little girl's favorite color.\n\nJarred ...\n
Official: 2nd teacher from LA school arrested
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Updated 3:46 PM Friday, February 3, 2012 \n \n \n\n \n \n \n\nLOS ANGELES — A second teacher pulled from a classroom at Miramonte Elementary School this week was arrested Friday, just days after a third-grade teacher was charged with lewd acts involving photographing nearly two dozen children for sexual thrills, authorit");
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Woman charged in beheading plot held without bond
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Updated 3:46 PM Friday, February 3, 2012 \n \n \n\n \n \n \n\nWILMINGTON, N.C. — A federal judge in North Carolina ruled Friday that a Raleigh school administrator accused of paying a hit man to behead three witnesses in a terrorism case should be held without bond until her trial.\n\nNevine Aly Elshiekh made her first court appearance Friday after being arrested last month af...\n
Voter registration deadline for March primary is Feb. 6
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The deadline to register to vote in the March 6 primary election is Feb. 6. \nProspective voters may register:\n • At any county board of elections or the Secretary of State’s office;\n &b");
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Akron hires Tressel as vice president
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AKRON (AP) ? Through it all, Jim Tressel never lost his charm.\n\nAs he worked the room the way he did for a decade as Ohio State?s coach, delighting students and faculty members, school trustees and Akron?s president with stories of past successes and plans for the future, Tressel felt like he had come back home.\n\n?This,? he said, ?is a second chance.?\n\nTressel is back on campus. He?s starting over...\n
Commissioners keep fighting for SEOEMS money
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document.write("re a private attorney to fight their case against a former emergency medical service.\n\nAt their Thursday meeting commissioners vowed to recover the more than $300,000 a 2011 audit they believe shows the county is owed from Southeast Emergency Medical Service, an EMS once made up of Lawrence, Jackson an...\n
Alternative dropout bill OK'd
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FRANKFORT ??? The Senate Education Committee passed a bill Thursday that would allow local school districts to raise the dropout age rather than using the statewide approach backed by Gov. Steve Beshear. Senate Bill 109, sponsored by Sen. Jack Westwood, R-Erlanger, won unanimous support and passed in conjunction with another measure ??? Senate Bill 3");
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Analysis finds Cleveland's commercial real estate market recovering well
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CLEVELAND A recovery in the city’s commercial real estate market could end up easing a predicted tax revenue shock on public-sector budgets that depend on property taxes, such as those for school and library districts, according to a new analysis. \n\n\n Every four years, Cuyahoga County’s staff appraises commercial and residential properties for purposes of assessing property taxes. Thi...\n
Olmsted Falls High's Post Prom has Feb. 7 Applebee's fundraiser
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Dine in or out at Applebee's Great Northern eatery and a portion of your bill will help the Olmsted Falls High School Post Prom Committee.\n\n\nThe fundraiser runs from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. T");
document.write("uesday, Feb. 7 at the North Olmsted eatery at Great Northern Plaza. \n\n\nThe restaurant will donate 15 percent of the sales that day to the committee when customers present a flyer with their order. All sales of gift ...\n
Three Canal Winchester seniors sign with colleges
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CANAL WINCHESTER -- Still planning on getting his daily run in, Canal Winchester senior Jarrod Genther declined his celebratory cake after signing his letter of intent Thursday along with classmates Kayla Scott and Lauren Arndt.\n\nThe real treat for Genther and his classmates was being able to share the moment with a room full of friends, family, coaches and teachers.\n\nScott will run cross country ...\n
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On August 26, 1994 God smiled down and blessed this loving family with the g");
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AMHERST - Gerald N. Moore, 74 years of age, and a resident of Amherst, passed away Wednesday, February 1, 2012, at New Life Hospice Residence Center of Lorain following a short illness. \nGerald was born April 15, 1937, in Amherst. He was raised in South Amherst where he graduated from South Amherst High School and Amherst has been his hom");
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Tressel takes administrative job at Akron
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By BOB FINNAN\nrfinnan@MorningJournal.com\nTwitter: @BobCavsinsider\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n\n\n \n\n\n \n\n \n\nAKRON — The black mark on his resume has short-circuited his coaching career.Jim Tressel, though, is r...\n
100 years ago in West Jefferson
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Feb. 2, 1912\n\n\nMadison County Democrat ? The members of the school board have elected Miss Ethel Foote, of Columbus, to fill out the year, by the resignation of Miss Edith Headley.\n\n\n? The Married Ladies? Thimble Club was entertained a");
document.write("t the home of Mrs. T. C. Gregg last Wednesday afternoon. A delightful lunch was served. (The Greggs lived at 204 W. Main St.)\n\n\n? Mrs. Sam Feder will entertain the l...\n
College football: Bielema grumbles about OSU
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MADISON, Wis. (AP) ? Wisconsin coach Bret Bielema unveiled a 12-player recruiting class Wednesday and was asked whether he had noticed any changes in recruiting in a Big Ten with new coach Urban Meyer now in charge at Ohio State.\n\n\nTurns out, the answer is yes.\n\n\n“There’s a few things that happened early on I made people be aware of that I didn’t want to see in this league that I...\n
In the hunt for former mayor photos
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By Fran Odyniec\n\n\nEditor\n\n\n \n\n\nPlain City Historical SocietyOne of the photo finds is an image of R.C. McCloud who was mayor in");
document.write(" 1871 when Pleasant Valley became known as Plain City. McCloud also served as Master of the Masonic Lodge, Urania Lodge No. 311, Plain City in 1878, 1879, 1881, 1882, 1883, 1884, and 1894.A mid-1950s TV?show, ?Love That Bob,? opened with a flash of a camera and the li...\n
Ready to make a big splash
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By Fran Odyniec\n\n\nEditor\n\n\nErin Farmwald brings some experience with her to the job of swimming pool manager at Plain City?s new aquatic center in Pastime Park.\n\n\nShe served as a lifeguard at the old pool while she was in high school and college. She did not have far to go to work as she could see the pool from her home?s back window.\n\n\n?Growing up, it was one of my favorite jobs,? Erin said");
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20 will seek opportunity to compete at Miss Ohio
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MANSFIELD -- Twenty women");
document.write(" from across the Buckeye State will compete to become the new Miss Mansfield 2012 or the new Miss North Central Ohio 2012 on Saturday night at Mansfield Senior High School.\n\nBefore the night is over, seven teenagers from across Ohio will compete for the title of Miss Mansfield's Outstanding Teen 2012.\n\nThese three titleholders will compete at the Miss Ohio Scholarship Prog...\n
Ashland grad Kyle Stout will coach Crestline football
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CRESTLINE -- Kyle Stout was approved Thursday as Crestline's new football coach.\n\nThe hiring took place during a special board of education meeting.\n\n\"Kyle comes across as a very mature, impressive young man with a lot of passion,\" Crestline Superinte");
document.write("ndent Dave Heflinger said. \"He's very driven and I think he is going to do great things with the program.\"\n\nStout, 23, graduated from Ashland Univers...\n
MCS pre-kindergarten registration under way
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MANSFIELD -- Registration for pre-kindergarten in Mansfield City Schools for the 2012-13 school year is under way. Morning and afternoon classes will be offered for 3- and 4-year-olds and children who will turn 5 after Sept. 30.\n\nSmall classes, taught by certified early childhood educators, will follow standards set by the Ohio Department of Education and feature developmentally appropriate curric...\n
Catholic schools
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While students from St. John Central Grade School flooded the Marietta Roller Rink Thursday, their counterparts at St. Mary School joined forces across grade ");
document.write("levels for some fun and educational activities.\n\nThursday's events - along with pizza, ice cream, community meals and acts of service - were part of the local observance of National Catholic Schools Week, celebrating the role of Catholic scho...\n
Council recognizes recent city retirees
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Marietta City Council on Thursday approved resolutions honoring three city employees who retired at the end of January after at least 30 years of service.\n\n Bill Sutton, bacteriologist and operator at the city water department, had been with the city since 1981;\n\n Roger Tabor was hired in 1978 and completed 33 years with the wastewater department.\n\n Randy Britton, foreman with the city utilities m...\n
Mary Jane Eichmiller
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Mary Jane Eichmiller, 72, of Vincent, Ohio, died Wednesday (Feb. 1, 2012)");
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A sharpened edge");
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CALEDONIA - Clay Rollison believes competing against tougher opponents early in his season can springboard him to success during the latter stages of his campaign.\n\nRollison is a senior wrestler for River Valley High School and the co-winner of the Fahey Bank Athlete of the Month award for December. He shared the honor with Marion Catholic baske");
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Akron creates job for former OSU coach Tressel
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AKRON - Through it all, Jim Tressel never lost his charm.\n\nAs he worked the room the way he did for a decade as Ohio State's coach, delighting students and faculty members, school trustees and Akron's president with stories of past successes and plans for the future, Tressel felt like he had come back home.\n\n\"This,\" he said, \"is a second chance.\"\n\nTressel is back on campus. He's starting over wher...\n
OVAC Cheering Championships unfold Saturday
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WHEELING -- The 21st Annual OVAC Cheering Championships will be held this Saturday at WesBanco Arena. Thirty teams will take the floor beginning at 9:30 a.m. with Class A and this year the dynamics have changed for several teams as the fifth division has been added to the competition. \n\n\"There are 5 in 1A, 5 in 2A, 8 in 3A, 7 in 4A & 5 in 5A,\" said OVAC Cheering Director, Mrs. Libby Shepherd w...\n
Switzerland of Ohio now facing MRSA
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BEALLSVILLE Steps to further combat Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus, better known ");
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Catholic Schools Week: Sts. Philip and James
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CANAL FULTON — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n www.saintsphilipandjames.org\n\n\n 532 High St. NE Canal Fulton\n\n\n 330-854-2823\n\n\n\nAbout Sts. Philip and James\n\n\n Sts. Philip and James, a school with an average class size of 16 students has a mission that reflects this year̵");
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Jim Tressel joins administration at Akron
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Jim Tressel is getting a “second chance” at the school where he started coaching.\n\n\n\n The former Ohio State coach, who resigned in disgrace last May amid a cash-for-tattoos scandal at the football powerhouse, was hired by Akron on Thursday as vice president of strategic engagement — a position newly created for him.\n\n\n\n Tressel will earn a base salary of $200,000 per year, more t...\n
Letter to the Editor: Convinced BOE wasn?t up front when it extended levy for new WHS0
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I’ve been attempting to get four questions answered by the Board of Education. Is the high school paid for (and when)? Was the building levy changed to a perm");
document.write("anent levy? How much money will it bring into the district? What is it being used for?\n\n\n\n I sent an email to the board (no response). I called the assistant superintendent, but his secretary was unable to answer and switched me to the ...\n
Man accused of running meth lab remains jailed
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A Lawrence Township man accused of operating a methamphetamine lab inside a Massillon home where his girlfriend’s two children lived remains jailed on $200,000 bond.\n\n\n\n Gerald Burmeister, 34, of 14875 Penford St., made his initial appearance Thursday in Municipal Court. A preliminary hearing will be held next Thursday to determine whether felony charges of illegal manufacture of drugs, il");
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Massillon Schools name interim treasurer
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MASSILLON — \n \n ");
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Tiger star mentoring district students
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MASSILLON — \n \n \n \n \n\n \n \n\n\n\n Administrators at Massillon Middle School quickly have learned that when it comes to improving student behavior, their best offense revolves around a great defensive player.\n\n\n\n S");
document.write("hawn Crable, a Massillon Tiger standout and former University of Michigan Wolverine who spent time in the New England Pa...\n
Today in history - from the files of The Independent
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One year ago - Four-term 3rd Ward Councilwoman Kathy Catazaro-Perry declared herself a candidate for mayor, and a Democratic primary challenger to six-term Mayor Frank Cicchinelli, when she submitted a petition with the Stark County Board of Elections just minutes before the filing deadline.\n\n\n\nFive years ago - With a full moon in store for a Friday, area nurses and police officers were a bit supe...\n
600 from Cloverleaf show up for new school opening
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More than 600 members of the Cloverleaf community turned out for the public grand opening Saturday of Cloverleaf Elementary School in West");
document.write("field Township. (COURTESY PHOTO)\n\n\nMore than 600 members of the Cloverleaf community turned out for the public grand opening Saturday of Cloverleaf Elementary School in Westfield Township.\n\n\nAll elementary students in attendance were invited to help cut the 200-...\n
Cloverleaf Schools' financial panel is complete
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MEDINA ? The final member of a financial planning and supervision commission for Cloverleaf Schools was appointed Thursday by Medina County Auditor Mike Kovack.\n\n\nJacqueline Pursley, of Lodi, joins Cloverleaf resident and parent Brad Romano; governor-appointed Westfield Center resident Pat Hewit, state director of the Office of Budget designee Sharon Hanrahan and Ohio ");
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Former OSU coach Jim Tressel takes job with Akron
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document.write("RON, Ohio ? Former Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel is going back to school? in a newly created position at the University of Akron.\n\n\nThe school announced Thursday that Tressel has been hired as vice president for strategic engagement and will earn a base salary of $200,000 per year. The job starts May. 1.\n\n\nUniversity officials say he will work with alumni, community organizations and fri...\n
Groundhogs are mixed on the weather forecast
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PUNXSUTAWNEY, Pa. ? Pennsylvania?s Punxsutawney Phil told people to prepare for six more weeks of winter on Thursday, making him the minority opinion among his groundhog brethren who seem to think spring is coming early.\n\n\nBut with such a");
document.write(" mild and relatively snowless winter so far, who can tell the difference?\nHinckley kindergartner Aiden Henry says hello to Grundy, a groundhog, as Joey Ciszmadia ...\n
Public meetings slated for Feb. 3
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TODAY\n\n\nLafayette Township trustees, special meeting, noon, township hall, 6776 Wedgewood Road.\n\n\nMONDAY\n\n\nBuckeye Board of Education financial audit committee, 7 p.m., administrative offices, 3044 Columbia Road, York Township.\n\n\nChatham Township Board of Zoning Appeals, organizational meeting, 7 p.m., community center, 6306 Avon Lake Road.\n\n\nHarrisville Township trustees, 8 p.m., township hall, ...\n
Brush seniors visit Notre Dame College for in-depth research (with video)
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Brush High School seniors took advantage of a valuable resource in their own backyar");
document.write("d this week in order to complete a school project and learn a little bit about what their futures may hold.Over 100 seniors visited Notre Dame College on Wednesday and Thursday as part of an in-depth, seven-week class project that aims to develop their skills in multiple areas.“The main objective is to get th...\n
Companies seek skilled workers through All");
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Many of the area’s largest manufacturers were on hand at the annual meeting for the Alliance for Working Together at Lakeland Community College’s Holden University Center on Thursday evening.The AWT is a group of area manufacturing companies that works to promote");
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Dispute between Teamsters, Red Cross may lead to Valentine's Day strike in northern Ohio
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A blood collections union and the agency that distributes the blood are preparing to square off over a contractual dispute.Teamsters Local 507 in Cleveland this week notified the American Red Cross Northern Ohio Blood Services Region of its intent to strike on Tuesday, Valentine’s Day, if a new contract is not in place by then, a move that has garnered national media attention.The union alle...\n
High school wrestling rooms aren?t the gloomy places they used to be ? but the work hasn?t become any easier (with video)
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