Trinway
Trinway, OH · Education
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Unbeaten Pleasant Sweeps Utica for Fourth Straight District Volleyball Title
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Pleasant’s perfect season now carries a fourth straight district championship. The top-seeded Spartans swept No. 4 seed Utica 3-0 on Thursday, October 29, to win the Division V district title at Ohio Dominican University’s Alumni Hall, according to the Marion Star. Pleasant (25-0) has yet to drop a set all season, and […]
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Ghosts, Goblins, and Ghoulish Gales
Lancaster High School recently hosted its 10th annual Ghoulish Gales trick-or-treating night on Tuesday and welcomed approximately a thousand people from the community. Adults and children showed off their costumes, collected candy, and enjoyed all of the attractions at the event. LHS students represented their clubs and extracurriculars and hosted activities for everyone. Ghoulish Gales was an opportunity for the community to get together where parents and their children could gather to celebrate the spooky season safely.
Mount Vernon News
Central Ohio Technical College opens Thomas J. Evans Hall for public safety programs
Central Ohio Technical College officially opened Thomas J. Evans Hall as the new home for its public safety programs, according to an Oct. 23 announcement on the college's website. The facility, dedicated to police academies, held a grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Oct. 15 attended by state and local officials including Congressman Troy Balderson and Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy Executive Director James Cyphers.
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Newark Advocate
Denison University closing historic student cabins after 50 years
Denison University students will not be able to live in a housing co-op located about a 20 minute walk from campus for the first time in 50 years after a decision by the school. The Homestead, a group of cabins where students chop their own firewood, will close after the spring 2027 semester, Dispatch news partner WCMH/NBC4 reported . Ric Hall, vice president for student life at Denison, said the decision was made due to declining student participation and the need for long-term investment to sustain the program and facility. The decision to close the Homestead had been made several years ago, NBC4 reported, but students have been protesting as the closure nears. The set of cabins have 12 available beds, all of which are occupied this year. Students living in the Homestead have contested the university's assertion that students are not involved and there is limited engagement with the Homestead by campus. The Homestead opened in 1977 as an experiment into environmentally sound living, NBC4 reported. Students who live there tend gardens, use more dated technology for sustainable living and keep chickens. Editor Bethany Bruner can be reached at bbruner@dispatch.com . This article originally appeared on Newark Advocate: Denison
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Seattle ON Tap
Buchtel's Coach Is On Leave, But The Four Forfeit Losses Tell The Real Story
Nfl logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) Bryan Williams, Buchtel High School’s athletic director and head football coach, has been placed on administrative leave by Akron Public Schools. He wasn’t on the sidelines for last week’s […]