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Marion Local Beats Minster Again, 27-9, Behind Griesdorn’s Four Scores
MARIA STEIN, Ohio — Even chaos bends toward the usual ending in Maria Stein. Marion Local fumbled the opening kickoff, survived five combined first-half turnovers and still beat Minster 27-9 on Friday night, November 13, at Booster Stadium in an OHSAA Division VII, Region 28 semifinal, according to Press Pros Magazine’s game report. The Mansfield […]
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Greenville graduate Tripp Davis inducted into NJIT Athletics Hall of Fame
GREENVILLE — From the pitching mound at Greenville High School to professional baseball, Tripp Davis built a career that has earned him a place in the New Jersey Institute of Technology Athletics Hall of Fame. Davis, a 2009 Greenville graduate and son of Mark and Gretchen Davis, was inducted...
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Newark Catholic volleyball falls in Division VII state semifinal
Another championship season for the Newark Catholic volleyball team has come to an end. NC was unable to sustain a fast start Nov. 12 in a loss to Fort Loramie, 27-25, 25-18, 25-19, in a Division VII state semifinal at Wright State. The Green Wave (21-5) were reigning Division VI state champions and hoping stay on top but fell to Fort Loramie (23-4), the 2024 Division VII state champion. Leah Caudill recorded 15 kills in her final match for NC, which led 9-1 in the first set before Fort Loramie came charging back, eventually scoring six of the final seven points. Sophia Basham added 14 kills, Gabbie Hill 22 assists and Calla Whitlach 17 digs. This article originally appeared on Newark Advocate: Newark Catholic volleyball falls in Division VII state semifinal
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Sidney voters will decide on recall measure Feb. 2
SIDNEY, Ohio (WDTN) – Tensions have been high between Sidney residents and city officials, and it all started when they realized a data center was coming to town. In February, Sidney residents will be voting on whether they want to add a line to the city’s rules about being allowed to recall city officials. At […]
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Wapakoneta considers data center amid resident concerns
WAPAKONETA, Ohio (WDTN) – Wapakoneta is considering a proposal to build a data center, causing quite a stir in the city. As Colocation Technology Services prepares to present its proposal to the city of Wapakoneta at the next city council meeting, many have raised the alarm about the prospect of a data center. However, the […]
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Lawyer jailed in ‘felon friend’ case now accused in murder-for-hire plot
A suspended Northern Kentucky defense attorney incarcerated for retaliating against an ex-girlfriend who testified against him at trial is now accused of plotting to pay to have someone killed, court filings show. Chase Cox, 33, is charged in federal court in Covington with using interstate commerce facilities to commission a murder-for-hire and lying to federal authorities. A grand jury indicted him on Nov. 12. Prosecutors say Cox used the mail and a "facility of interstate commerce" with the intent to kill a victim who is only identified by their initials in court filings. When agents from the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives questioned Cox about whether he posed a threat to the victim, the indictment states he replied, "No, I love [the victim] with all my heart, I would never put [them] in harm's way." The statement was a lie, prosecutors said, because Cox knew he was trying to have someone kill the victim on his behalf. His attorney did not immediately respond to a phone call from The Enquirer. U.S. Magistrate Judge Candace Smith ordered that Cox be transferred from the Shelby County Detention Center into the custody of the U.S. Marshals Service. He's
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Buckeye Trail Turns Troy-to-Dayton Stretch Interactive Saturday
The Buckeye Trail Association will open its first interactive section this Saturday, Nov. 14, on the stretch from Troy through the Dayton area. QR-coded markers are meant to pull up the history of the exact spot a hiker is standing on, and walkers can collect digital badges as they move through canal towns, river corridors and working farmland in the Great Miami Valley.