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- The Cleveland Plain Dealer
- Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland releases his tax returns for past four years; draws contrast with Republican challenger John Kasich
- Safety director will discipline officers who mistook woman's body for a deer
- Cleveland Councilman Terrell Pruitt wants to give police more authority to confiscate portable basketball hoops
- Veteran traffic cop who crashed into disabled car postpones his trial
- Teen killed in crash this morning in Medina County, near Highland High School
- News Comment of the Day: Is it time to do away with teacher seniority?
- Ohio News Roundup: Huge blaze in Cincy; family in shock after slaying; a coroner on the hot seat
- Dan Gilbert postpones opening of Cleveland casino to no earlier than 2013
- A.M. News Links: A trail stops short, a corpse left untended
- Man dead after hostage situation in Cuyahoga Falls
- Threatened with prison, former deadbeat parents are paying child support
- Fairmount Performing Arts Center play examines baffling world of food and body image
- Man holds woman hostage for hours at Cuyahoga Falls home
- Lee Fisher has 'commanding' lead on Jennifer Brunner in Senate race, new poll shows
- Seniority-based system for laying off teachers has a long history
- Deadline approaching for returning absentee ballots in Cuyahoga County
- Cuyahoga County to borrow additional $30 million in stimulus bonds for the medical mart complex
- GE Lighting protests Cleveland deal to make Chinese firm exclusive LED supplier
- Suspect in Cleveland parking lot shooting ordered by court to wear monitoring device
- St. Paul Croatian Credit Union in Cleveland taken over by federal agency
- The Cincinnati Enquirer
- Judge to hear Widmer evidence
- Driveway accident kills woman, 69
- Withrow senior gets volunteer award
- Electronic menu wins NKY Innovates prize
- Scaminace joins Cintas board
- 187,000 Ohio households got winter heating aid
- UPS finishes Louisville hub expansion
- The evolution of an anti-school tax activist
- Another Derby horse hurt, scratched
- Kroger fined over worker's death
- Frost advisory out until 9 a.m.
- Armed burglary suspect apprehended
- Soldiers suspected in brutal attack
- Woman struck, killed in own driveway
- Truce ordered in 'rock war'
- Players work for uniforms
- Person hit by car in Independence
- Butler Co. officials want 'Arizona' law
- Crash shuts Beechmont Ave.
- First Lady, race tracks fight cancer
- The Columbus Dispatch
- Both lanes of I-71 reopen after head-on collision
- Strickland releases tax returns, asks Kasich to do same
- 'Missing' girl now safely home
- Ohioan in Obama incident had been cited for use of blue lights
- One lane of I-71 reopens after head-on collision
- Fairfield County closes health department to treat for fleas
- Pickerington man fights for right to go barefoot at Statehouse
- Ohio hostage-taker dead after 12-hour standoff
- Lee Fisher opens large lead over Jennifer Brunner in poll
- Northbound I-71 expected to remain closed for hours after head-on collision
- Police ID man killed when pickup rolled over on I-270
- Cordray calls for strong AG role in overseeing Wall Street
- Local E. coli type is often undetected
- Paying to talk? That's the rub
- Waverly bracing for plant closures
- Skittish school districts eschew conversion levies
- Repeat offender ruled competent for trial
- Ohioan's gun permit pulled after N.C. arrest near Obama's plane
- Mike Harden | Commentary: Grandson's purpose is Titanic tale of family love
- Man who killed mother to get psychiatric care
- Akron Beacon Journal
- 3 area libraries warn of big cuts if levies fail
- Man shoots himself after standoff in Cuyahoga Falls
- Stark man faces charges in crash with horse, buggy
- Hazardous waste center opens Tuesday
- Former Summit deputy files suit against sheriff
- Local news briefs - April 28
- Norton resident sues for U.S. citizenship
- Police standoff at Falls duplex
- Program provides fresh air, lots of fun
- Flowers, jewelry help cancer fight
- Children Services wins ruling
- Akron slaying leaves wife, children in shock
- Cuyahoga Falls, school board seek deal to allow State Road project to proceed
- Area death notices - April 27
- Stark • Doxsee, Margrit (...
- Local news briefs - April 27
- Ryan faces challengers on all sides in election
- UA students build whale of a lesson
- 'Orientals' nickname is on the way out
- Falls officials review retail plan at packed meeting
- Toledo Blade
- Michigan Senate rejects Granholm appointments to university boards
- Nearly 2 feet of snow falls in N.Y., New England
- Magazine: Bullock is divorcing James, adopting baby
- Crystal Bowersox to perform in Toledo on Sept. 2
- Latest poll shows Fisher widening lead in Senate primary race
- Dundee coach being investigated for relationship with young girl
- Dundee coach being investigated for relationship with young girl
- Stock futures climb, point to higher opening day after Greek crisis
- 2-year-old boy hit by car in critical condition
- 2-year-old boy hit by car in critical condition
- Reality TV gets real
- Robert Downey, Jr.: The art of the superhero
- Ottawa County resident draws first rebukes from TV judges
- A world of fans for Crystal Bowersox
- Hope grows in mission's new garden
- Pitcher doesn't let disability stop his dreams
- Toledo man who beat son, 4, gets suspended sentence
- Not even in South Park does anything go
- Hungary's turn
- Close Title IX loophole
- Dayton Daily News
- SunCoke air permit appeals dismissed; others pending
- Warmer temperatures coming, but weekend rain predicted
- Injury accident involving semi reported in Harrison Twp.
- Is Ohio law on illegal immigrants too weak?
- Baby girl from Ethiopia adds to WSU coach s family
- New daughter melts Wright State coach s heart
- Doctor opens medical mall in his hometown
- Dayton gets a bump in bond rating
- Snafu may mean no census workers in Franklin
- Man found dead in overturned car identified
- Home sales surge as rebate ends
- Pending Ohio immigration bills could restrict employers, empower local police
- Missing elderly man found in Xenia
- Solar power workshop planned for Sinclair
- Air Force meeting with businesses interested in support, services work
- Immigration bill should mirror Arizona plan, sheriff, state rep. say
- Ruling against Day of Prayer stirs prayer debate
- Dayton meatpacking company to add 79 jobs with state loans
- Air Force Museum should get Space Shuttle, Ohio Congressmen say
- 187 jobs coming to Miami Valley Research Park
- The Vindicator
- Toyota recalling about 50,000 Sequoia SUVs
- Bullock files for divorce
- Poll: Pets listen better than husbands
- Unemployment falls in a majority of U.S. cities
- IOC strips China of 2000 gymnastics bronze medal
- Fed inmate pleads guilty to mailing threatening letters
- Microsoft sides with HTC in fight with Apple
- Pittsburgh attorney pleads guilty to child porn in office
- 5-minute colon cancer test could save thousands
- Flea infestation closes Ohio health agency
- LeBron James puzzled by elbow injury
- People magazine: Bullock divorcing husband, adopting baby
- Man found dead after standoff in Cuyahoga Falls
- Mercer Co. man sentenced for raping girl who got pregnant
- Comcast 1Q profit up 12 percent, advertising rebounds
- Student art show starts Friday at mall
- Poll: Lee Fisher opens up double-digit lead over Jennifer Brunner for Senate seat
- Youngstown firefighters injured fighting South Side blaze
- Retired doc charged with teen's gunpoint rape
- Robbers respond to Craigslist ad, steal thousands
- The Lima News
- Letter: Husky Refinery keeps its word
- Commissioners approve elevator contract
- Minneapolis bridge collapse prompts local bridge limit review
- Police calls for Wednesday, April 28
- Letter: An explanation of school levy language
- Letter: Begg shouldn't be proud of this endorsement
- John Grindrod: What s up with Bill Gephart s or anybody else s, salad days?
- Letter: Fairgrounds attack out in left field
- Editorial: Lima Charter changes deserve support
- CR25A crash kills one, hurts another
- Letter: Sneary the voice of small government
- Lima teachers to vote on federal grant participation
- Police calls
- School bus driver faces DUI charge
- Prom gift worries parent
- Cal Thomas column: Prayer and the state
- Letter: Bob Tomlinson made a difference
- GM will invest $115 million in Defiance foundry
- Prom gift worries parents
- Whirlpool will add more than 100 jobs at new Ottawa plant
- Mansfield News Journal
- Lucas Schools seeking renewal levies
- Shelby Floodplain Commission ponders Black Fork options
- Cold spring temperatures put berries, other plants in peril
- Richland County votes will affect electric bills
- Dad of dead Plymouth soldier: Punishments not severe enough
- Police calls: Man reports forged checks
- Girl, 3, dies after weekend car crash
- Dye firebombing trial delayed
- Council rep: Reservoir must be open for rec
- Therm-O-Disc gets $1M Ohio tech grant
- Most laid-off deputies to return Monday
- Bond, levy issues would upgrade school facilities
- Richland commish candidates talk budget, sheriff at GOP luncheon
- Pedestrian in fatal accident was seeking help
- CORRECTIONS
- Accidents sends Mansfield couple to hospital
- Jury: Man guilty of kidnapping, attempted rape
- MOST WANTED: Authorities seeking 3
- Friends: Coshocton man not a threat to prez
- Jail visit lands 2nd suspect behind bars
- The Chronicle Telegram
- Caller threatened 'to blow people up' at Elyria Giant Eagle
- Sign up now to be in this year's Lorain International parade
- Fight between girls draws crowd, cops
- Kovarbasich trial: Gay porn from victim's computer shown in court
- Interim Ohio chief justice speaks to local lawyers
- LaGrange woman OK after rolling SUV on Route 20
- Family members of jailed militia members to testify
- Kovarbasich trial: Brother, Children Services worker take stand
- If You Want to Go Green You Have to Grow Green!
- Princess profiles: Meet Irish princess Ashley Williams
- Native Ohio Plants - Sunflowers
- Valu-Rooter of Elyria Offers a Wide Range of Services
- Native Ohio Plants - Daisies
- Create a Tranquil Feature With a Koi Pond
- Ohio county closes Health Department after flea infestation
- Reference Guide for First-Time Flag Owners
- Does Your Dog Snore? It Could be Seasonal Allergies
- High school softball: Middies roll to win over Ridgeville
- Tree Huggers
- Feeding the Birds
- Crain's Cleveland Business
- Cleveland State study reports on impact of JumpStart Inc.
- Ferro Corp. posts improved results for first quarter
- PVF Capital Corp. raises capital levels above regulators' requirements
- Diebold Inc. reports higher first-quarter earnings
- Lubrizol Corp. raises quarterly dividend 16%
- Fifth Third Bank extends hours at many Northeast Ohio branches
- Discount retailer Five Below to open six stores in Northeast Ohio
- National Interstate Corp. to buy Vanliner Insurance for up to $135 million
- Ohio approves $30 million in bonds for Cleveland convention center/medical mart
- PNC economist predicts slow, steady recovery
- Cleveland State study reports on impact of JumpStart Inc.
- Ferro Corp. posts improved results for first quarter
- Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. reports smaller first-quarter loss
- Sandusky's Thakar Aluminum Corp. closing
- Corporate Columbus steps up to plate at Huntington Park
- Duke Energy pulls in lower rates as customers hit switch
- Minority set-asides increasing
- JumpStart generates $90 million, study says
- Doctor opens medical mall in his hometown
- Lee Fisher opens large lead over Jennifer Brunner in poll
- The Daily Record
- Virginia Brothers
- Donna Busson
- Roxana Dawson
- Ruth Hipp
- Pallbearers
- Leah Wolford
- Mary Young
- Letters to the editor
- Accidents
- Children Services has open board seat
- Public can comment on U.S. 62 bridge construction
- Millersburg getting software through grant
- Police
- Pomerene to add digital mammography to services
- Solid waste plan update OK'd
- Region briefs
- Community record
- Young women get lab work lesson
- Sharing stories about MHRB services
- Triway using ARRA dollars to make bond issue affordable
- The Courier
- 3 Putnam Candidates Face No Opponents
- What Is A Primary Election?
- Republican Sheriff, Commissioner Contests On Seneca County Ballot
- North Baltimore School District Asking Voters To Replace Levy
- Rep. Latta Faces Challenger In Primary
- Parthena Belle 'polly' (perkins) Weston
- Carl W. Tiell
- A. Louise Stober
- Marcille E. Russell
- Jo Ann Page
- Denford Golden
- Dallas Etue
- Ivy Church Jr.
- Norman Calloway
- Roger Bisson
- Roger L. Basinger
- Dermatology Academy Honors John Voorhees
- Powell Project Contracts Ok'd
- Robbery Suspect Subpoenas Prosecutor
- Judge Denies Request To Drop Lawsuit Filed By Fired Nurses
- Newark Advocate
- Second soldier charged in beating of homeless man
- Man wants to go barefoot in Ohio Statehouse
- Poll: Fisher opens wide lead in Senate primary
- Licking Valley students to stage competing prom
- Some families will face wait to cover young adults
- Peanuts gang sold to owner of Joe Boxer for $175M
- Ohio superintendent to drop 'Orientals' nickname
- Ohio senators make push for space shuttle
- Follow automated Twitter updates with new AdvocateNewsBot
- Events in and near Newark
- Become a fan of NewarkAdvocate.com on Facebook
- Freeze watch in effect for early Wednesday
- Survey: 72% of Millennials 'more spiritual than religious'
- City's deer program expected to be in place by hunting season
- Parents defend Granville English Language Learner teachers
- Mayor: Resident's allegations unfounded
- Council picks apart Diebold's merger plan
- $25,000 bond for man accused of attacking two women
- Granville Township woman gets 4 years for kidnapping, robbery
- 1 new obituary posted today
- Times Recorder
- Tri-Valley teacher to visit Holocaust sites
- Thanks goes to all who prayed for me, helped during time of heart surgery
- We need to take our country back from what?
- Arizona's new law is just wrong
- NASA's goals should inspire future explorers
- Gag orders should be last resort
- Austin E. Stoops
- Howard Stewart, Sr.
- Marjorie E. Spencer
- Eleanor Louise Guard Wickham
- Ellen Louise O'Neal
- Norman D. Martin
- James Goins
- Katherine M. Dunzweiler
- Polar bear cub at Toledo zoo gets Alaskan name
- Two arrested in assault on homeless man
- Sheriff's office investigating break-ins
- UNITED WAY FUNDRAISER
- No one should be 'boar-ed' at this event
- Cardi's CoolWIRE invention on display
- The Star Beacon
- Daniel P. Wertz
- Mary A. Triozzi
- John W. Kananen Jr.
- Sports and Sports:
- Eatery exposer out of jail
- Conneaut manager back on job
- Ex-school board prez could get year in prison
- Request for transfer
- 9 schools vie in Botany Challenge
- GHS students clean park, meet frogs during cleanup
- Hauff warrant had errors
- Rev. Don C. Sillaman Sr.
- Virginia McElroy
- Charles Stickle
- Immunizations set for soon-to-be 7th-graders
- Firefighter pact gets initial OK
- Vocational students train in public safety domains
- Station Avenue residents clean up
- Man invades home, finds babysitter, two children
- A monster born; Buckeye schools
- Record Courier
- Streetsboro kids counting on levy
- Patrick F. Mendiola Sept 3
- James Freeland Long Rootstown
- Arthur Robert Power
- Medio V. Sarrocco
- Streetsboro kids counting on levy Xy
- JAY AMBROSE: New war on God requires blind faith
- DAN THOMASSON: Papers in order? Echoes of Third Reich in Arizona
- Thankful for Kent Samaritan
- OUR VIEW: College Fest different than last year; rain helped
- OTHER VOICES: Ike memorial costly, needless
- Goldman execs defend conduct
- Greece feels pressure of aid
- Goldman execs defend conduct
- No coverage for young adults
- Climate bill remains likely
- Snow smacks New England
- Ford turns another big profit
- 'Peanuts' gang sold for $175 M
- Soldier arrested in beating of homeless man
- The Crescent News
- Mark Froelich column - Taylor Swift makes fans wishes come true
- Nearly 2 feet of snow falls in NY, New England
- Zachrich returning to ring Thursday
- Bryan's Carpenter back with Tennessee
- DHS adding six to Athletic Hall of Fame
- Defiance school board mulls OSFC project
- Paulding Co. sheriff suing commissioners
- Whirlpool plans big investment in Ottawa
- H.S. Scores 4/27 (updated 9:50 p.m.)
- Defiance steamrolls Van Wert
- Fairview topples Wayne Trace, 4-0
- Dr. Peter Gott - How is trait of colorblindness passed on?
- Deroy Murdock - New EPA rules bad news for blacks
- Arthur Cyr - Obama scores with Cooper Union speech
- Defiance GM plant receiving $115M investment that will help create up to 189 new jobs
- GM to make announcement about Defiance Powertrain plant today
- H.S. Scores 04/26/10 (updated 8 p.m.)
- Bulletin Board 4/26/10
- Daytime Emmys move to Las Vegas
- Rodenberry's 'Star Trek' memorabilia up for auction
- The Times Leader
- McVey had previous local police issues
- Ex-Hopedale police officer makes court appearance
- Stimulus to help fund summer program
- Guarded optimism
- Building sand castles
- Rollover stalls traffic
- West Liberty grad faces 'terror' count
- Council weighs street changes
- Barnesville man gets suspended sentence
- Levy information meets set
- Armed man - a West Libert grad - wanted to see Obama in North Carolina
- Ferry HofH adds three
- Animal assistance goes postal
- Dogs, owners helping to raise money for fight against cancer
- Monroe garden taking shape
- Pappano: Bellaire police levy 'a bargain'
- Reopening a painful wound
- Quirk ready for new role
- Two informative sessions remain
- Camp set for its 10th edition
- Chillicothe Gazette
- Dinner for Matt Boedeker a success
- Support the hard-working students at Pioneer Center
- NASA's goals should inspire future explorers
- Regulations another assault on capitalism
- Gag orders should be last resort
- Barbara A. Thornton
- Lisa Russell
- Wendell W. Price
- Ruth E. Kitchen
- Juanita M. Fligor
- 'ROCK WAR' ENDS, OHIO CEDES STONE TO KENTUCKY
- SOLDIER ARRESTED IN HOMELESS ASSAULT
- Adena parking lot lost to construction reopens today
- City schools begin student retention program
- Gilette helps AG extend program statewide
- Elderly, banks come together to squash scams
- Elections Commission to hear 17th District complaints
- Drug database shows thousands may have gone doctor shopping
- Plant victim of switch in business focus
- Plant closing news rocks Waverly
- Medina County Gazette
- BREAKING NEWS: Convicted rapist hangs himself in jail
- BREAKING NEWS: IDs of crash victims released
- BREAKING NEWS: One Highland High student killed, 2 hurt in crash
- Obituaries for Apr. 28, 2010
- County gets more money
- The message is safety
- Dr. Rakesh Ranjan - The Mind of a Sexual Predator
- ELECTION 2010 - 13TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
- ELECTION 2010 - BALLOT ISSUE, Cloverleaf seeking levy renewal
- ELECTION 2010 - STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE-MAN
- ELECTION 2010 - MEDINA COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
- ELECTION 2010 - BALLOT ISSUE, Aggregation promising reduced electric bills
- ELECTION 2010 - 16TH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT: REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
- ELECTION 2010 - BALLOT ISSUE, Buckeye board trying for a levy again
- ELECTION 2010 - Roads, bridges renewals; liquor sales before voters
- ELECTION 2010 - Wadsworth Fire seeking funds
- ELECTION 2010 - Highland requesting levy
- Obituaries for Apr. 27, 2010
- There must be something limerickal in the water
- Rapist sentenced to 40 years
- Portsmouth Daily Times
- Peck, Duncan Differ Over Faulty Wastewater Equipment
- Traffic Light Issue Concerns Local Business Owners
- Mayor, City Council Bicker Over CIP Budget
- Neighborhood Truck Traffic Has Mayor Concerned
- No Ruling Yet In Shooting Death Of Child
- Murray Presents Budget To Council
- Shawnee Park s Grupenhof Named Manager Of The Year
- Birthday Celebration Raises Funds For Breast Cancer
- Jaycees Continues Trout Derby Tradition
- Candidates Battle It Out In May 4 Primary: Townships To Decide Local Issues
- OSFC Still Has No Answer For NB School
- Doing The Right Thing: Students Help Rescue Child
- Baby Dies After Shooting Incident
- Ramada Inn To Become Holiday Inn
- Local Pain Clinics Raided
- Pike Co. Shooting Leaves One Dead; Two Jailed
- A Master Plan, But Something s Missing
- Authorities Raid Pain Clinics
- Authorities Raid Pain Clinics
- Authorities Raid Pain Clinics
- Lancaster Eagle-Gazette
- Couple charged in 4-month-old's death to appear in court Thursday
- Pressure Beijing to sever Pyongyang's nuclear lifeline
- Gag orders should be last resort
- Laramee is most qualified candidate
- More cuts would punish our students, our community
- Elizabeth Ann Timmons
- Gregg A. Storts, Sr.
- Yvonne E. 'Betty' Perrault
- Robert E. 'Bob' Garey
- Vernon Collins
- Gregory Wayne Briggs
- FAIR-COLLINS INTERSECTION TO BE CLOSED TEMPORARILY
- EASTLAND CAREER CENTER NAMES ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
- Soldier arrested in assault on Ohio homeless man
- A cut above: LHS carpentry class wins award for helping improve its community
- Drug database shows thousands might have doctor shopped in 2009
- Revitalization position draws interest
- Carroll to headline county fair
- Sad tales a necessary reminder
- Who's got fleas? Health building to close for cleansing
- The Marion Star
- I CAN to offer ACT help
- Church having pork chop fundraiser
- Rec department to begin filling pool
- Council hears proposals for grant projects
- Palace's big band to play in May
- WIND TAKES DOWN TREE
- Truck fires startle neighborhood
- Girl who stabbed classmate sentenced
- Threat keeps 120 Ridgedale students home
- Cinco de Mayo event benefits Red Cross
- 'Hansel and Gretel' at Palace Theatre
- ALMANAC
- PHOTOS ON DISPLAY AT OHIO STATEHOUSE
- Vietnam Awareness School open house Wednesday
- POLICE BEAT
- Friends: Coshocton man not capable of harming president
- Shining Star contest gains momentum
- Marion sewer rates increase on split vote
- Driver in March collision was drunk
- Report: Driver in fatal crash was intoxicated
- Morning Journal
- Long-awaited bed and breakfast ordinances sent to Salem council
- Columbiana school board awards bids for bus garage
- Money transactions questioned
- Dream Shop still a nightmare, neighbors say
- Murder suspect Andrew Irwin will be back with original attorneys for retrial
- Cemetery complaints put to rest
- Ex-Palestine woman among crash victims in Campbell
- Fire union must sign off on callback
- Imagine
- Basketball great added to wall of murals
- New trees planted in Broadway Park
- Patcher purchase pondered
- Firestone Park holiday lights display proposed
- Clean and green
- Three-year cycle of travel reaches Lisbon
- Lawsuit against Baard dismissed
- Five candidates vie for chance at 6th District seat
- County sales tax returns to the ballot
- Some advice from Mom
- Input sought for long-range Salem school plans
- Daily Jeffersonian
- Cambridge netters bag 12th win over Marietta, Wilkinson-Miller win OVAC doubles title
- H.S. TRACK: Bobcats sweep rival Colts on track
- Hundreds petition for bypass around Route 821 bridge work
- Cowboy contests at Hopalong Cassidy Reunion
- Misbehaving sub matter in hands of the authorities
- Outstanding student projects judged at Festival of Learning
- LeBron, Cavs eliminate Bulls, face Celtics next
- Friends suggest armed Coshocton man was no threat to Obama
- Run-ins with Johnson ignite old fire in Gordon
- Cavs' Jamison relishing title shot
- Roethlisberger: Won't appeal suspension
- Tuesday's Local Sports Scores
- A call for help results in being suspect in burglary
- Sub ordered out of the classroom at North School
- Drugs seized, 2 busted at rest area
- Festival of Learning spotlights student projects
- Reds halt Padres' win streak at 8
- Late pass of McMurray snaps Harvick's 115-race win drought
- James' triple-double helps Cavs take 3-1 lead in series
- Weekend reunion is all about 'Hoppy'
- Times Gazette
- Incumbent judge faces primary challenge
- Public Forum
- Buckeye Sampler Reagan started cycle of bashing the government
- Richard E. Dietrich, 79
- C. Richard (Dick) Latimer, 100 World War II vet
- William D. 'Willie' Plummer, 59, loved motorcycle, hunting
- Porter E. Stevens, 84, Silver Star recipient
- Upcoming Services
- Leah Margaret Wolford, 88
- Meeting Notices
- Cooking for one Phyllis Earick has learned the secret to preparing tasty meals without wasting food
- Burglar sentenced to 180 days
- Hillsdale Happenings
- Committee to examine revenue issue
- Livestock board sworn in
- High School Baseball 15-run inning moves CV into tie for first
- High School Track & Field LHS boys sweep MBC
- High School Softball Cougars take advantage of mistakes to roll past conference opponent
- Pet of the Week
- Housing program taking applications for assistance funds
- The Review
- Is your operating system supported?
- A fair way to ensure essentials
- Support Portage, Columbiana issues
- 'No means no'
- Levy 'doesn't make sense'
- Vote 'yes' on Issue 5
- Jarrayd Szesze
- Charlotte Ann Morrison
- Dennis Cost
- Death notices
- In Brief
- Marlington prom to be held Saturday
- YMCA plans aquatic programs
- Sebring briefs
- Briefs
- West Branch Local Schools to hold open houses Saturday
- Honor rolls
- Team Campbell wins dodgeball tourney
- Foreclosure seminar is Thursday
- Soldier arrested in assault on homeless man in Ohio
- The News Messenger
- Lockshin fined for theft, falsification, other charges
- Lockshin fined for theft, falsification, other charges
- FOR THE RECORD
- Oak Harbor improves hitting to beat H-L
- Paul F. Hineline
- Attorney fined for theft, falsification, other charges
- Kelly Ann (Stevens) Hart
- Judges not so keen on Bowersox this week
- Jan R. Fry
- Hotel needs plan to come up with $300K
- Roger J. Bisson
- Vet: Horses likely sick from malnutrition
- Lillian D. Wendling
- Dylan James Skylar Thomas
- Delbert F. Risch
- Virginia Eleanor Michael Reed
- Paul F. Hineline
- Kelly Ann (Stevens) Hart
- Jan R. Fry
- Roger J. Bisson
- Marietta Times
- Mussel study in new dock area
- Cook's Shop rebuilding
- Americas Styrenics trimming 17 jobs at Marietta plant
- 1 superintendent candidate left
- Riverbank care: Marietta wants to develop policy for the public
- Minor injuries in fire: Beverly woman's home damaged
- Primary voting rule perplexes some voters
- Plea deal in tour bus theft
- Students speak up for teachers
- Safety in trees: Do-it-your-selfers urged to get training with chainsaw, be careful, and don't rush
- EXTRA: Bus theft; Ex-AG case; Mine investigation
- Downtown business owners rally behind merchant
- Williamstown students raise trout
- Road closure prompts criticism
- Celebrating another year
- Cycle Safety
- Hoban jury deadlocked
- Ruling won't deter Day of Prayer
- All 3 GOP House candidates stress economy
- Primary issue: Health care
- Sentinel Tribune
- Brunner campaigns in BG
- Business News: 4-28
- Perrysburg invites residents to comment on TARTA plan
- Towering angelic art
- Raymond Zelenak
- Clarence Dean
- Local Briefs: 4-28
- Adoptable dogs in BG listed online
- Chew on this-benefits of eating local
- ODOT lists projects in the county
- Library to try levy
- Perrysburg eyes TARTA funding switch
- To the Editor: City can be proud of BGHS grads
- To the Editor: Raffle to benefit Karen Williams and her family
- To the Editor: Parent supports N.B. levy
- To the Editor: Community colleges critical to our prosperity
- To the Editor: Man thanks Elmwood community
- To The Editor: BG schools desperately need levy funds
- To the Editor: Writer apologizes for flippant comment
- Lake Township considers insurance supplements for injured firefighters
- The Daily Standard
- James Uhlenhake
- Waldon Richards
- Gene Leininger
- Otten Will Take Over For Reed At Coldwater
- Council Tables Tax Credit Issue
- Auditor: Celina In Danger Of 'fiscal Watch' Status
- Osu Honors Reed At Spring Game
- Margaret Braun
- Virgil Bensman
- Celina Students Take Part In Service Learning Day
- Margaret Braun
- St. Marys Students Junior Builders
- Celina Hosting State Student Council Event
- Ann Kremer
- Martha Hanson
- Lachey Remembers His Nfl Draft Day
- Credit Flex Welcomes Diversified Learning
- Jack White
- Richard Abels
- Bottom Of The Order Wins It For The Roughriders
- The Press
- Idol Tour coming to Toledo Sept. 2
- Covenant Harbor Expasion dedication 4-29
- Plant sale set for April 28
- Vietnam vets favorite pin-up girl arriving for three days
- Bittersweet to dedicate new Outdoor Pavilion on May 8
- 577 announces May classes
- Owens sets 'Success Fest'
- EarthTalk
- Genoa councilman questions clerk's post, funding
- Genoa councilman questions clerk's post,funding
- License ban hearing set
- Bay Shore power - EPA extends comment period on draft permit
- Test your memory loss with this Press trivia test
- Thefts investigated
- Lake Twp. - Care-A-Van receives financial support
- This Week in Gov t
- Athletic rivals finding time for prayer after big-time games
- Water sales to Wood County - It s viable if interest is there, officials say
- Getting peppy for testing
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- The Community Common
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- Portsmouth Hotel To Become Holiday Inn
- Portsmouth Passes Deficit Budget
- Spring Sports Calendar
- ODOT Puts $3 Million Dollar U.S. 52 Resurfacing Project On Hold
- SSU President s Gala Planned in April at the University Center
- Dickens' Pub to Celebrate Grand Opening on St. George's Day
- Cain Appointed As State Librarian
- County Financial Commission Accepts Recovery Plan
- HEAP Sign-Ups
- Vendera Filmed By A German T.V. Crew
- Construction On New Clay School Set To Begin
- St. Mary's Over 50 Club
- County Awarded $30 Million In Project Funding
- Prescription Drug Abuse Task Force Established
- Felix Cavaliere Plans To Rock The VRCFA
- A Local Finds Entertainment Success
- Green Township Over 55 Club News
- Closure Planned For County Bridge Project
- Department of Energy Issues Requests for Applications
- This Week Westerville
- Softball: Stable lineup helping South improve
- Baseball: Central trying to come together
- Boys Tennis: Warhawks reach goal in capturing first Raica title
- Rowing: Weather makes Hoover Regatta more difficult
- DeSales Roundup: Boys track team counting on young roster
- Track & Field: Wildcats plan to learn from home meet
- Central trying to come together
- Warhawks reach goal in capturing first Raica title
- Stable lineup helping South improve
- In brief
- Westerville police reports
- 'Otterbikes'availableat collegelibrary
- Parks and recreation
- FACT organizing Casto Park tree planting April 24
- Westerville political novice enters state auditor's race
- Home sales
- College
- WSHS' Tuftswins NationalAchievementScholarship
- Library notes
- RevisedWendy'splan slatedfor vote
- The Pulse-Journal
- Crews respond to fire at Lebanon business
- Crews respond to fire at Lebanon business
- Road crews take advantage of break in snow
- Former Butler County girl on Sports Illustrated cover
- Road crews working to clear streets as more snow predicted
- Snow emergencies heightened in region
- Former Butler County girl on Sports illustrated cover
- Snow emergencies heightened in region; Butler County now at Level 2
- Level 1 snow emergencies declared in Warren, Butler counties
- No refund for illegal tax
- Prosecutor: Property owners won t get refund on improper assessment
- Playgrounds, sidewalks part of $1.1M grant plan
- County moves toward centralized purchasing
- County moves toward centralized purchasing
- Playgrounds, sidewalks part of $1.1M grant plan
- Dean search down to three
- AK Steel back in black in 4Q, but reports net loss for 2009
- West Chester likely to hold off on police levy
- Mission reports record response for Haiti help
- Marchers take to streets in West Chester for peace, unity
- The Sun
- Berea and Midpark schools invite their communities to help the homeless
- Baldwin Wallace College theater to present new and original play
- Campaign trail makes stop at joint meeting of Democratic clubs in Brook Park
- Middleburg Heights fire department to begin hydrant testing May 3
- Keep crucial health and human services funding: Endorsement
- Middleburg Heights' Ireland Cancer Center renovations completed
- Berea's Coe Lake surfaces in county's corruption probe
- Middleburg Heights Food Pantry needs new home
- Get information about Brook Park soccer camp Saturday
- Berea board hears wind turbine proposal
- Charity fun run is Saturday at Berea's Coe Lake
- Middleburg Heights yoga teacher stretches her business
- Berea will remove trees on Fair Street
- Berea's 43rd Grindstone Award winner
- News Sun Obituaries
- Brook Park considers lowering minimum savings reserve
- Middleburg Heights' Polaris culinary students compete nationally
- Olmsted Falls high school busing will not return next year
- Donations honor the late Dr. H. Dean Kelly
- Dr. Edward White named winner of 43rd annual Berea Grindstone Award
- This Week Hilliard
- Watterson delivers to food pantry
- Jaguars benefit from early-season schedule
- Darby hopes history repeats
- Council tables trash contract decision
- Hilliard residents compete in Las Vegas triathlon event
- Wildcats, Panthers set for key OCC match
- Senior news
- Smith relishes role with 'Cats
- Washington Twp. parks
- Two state issues on May 4 primary ballot
- Spring is scholarship season for seniors
- Police reports
- Davidson boys face tough
- Hilliard couple make wishes come true
- Hilliard competes in 4 events at Governor's Cup
- Five apply for director's position
- Medical office building planned for Timberline
- Darby's Hughey chooses Miami over Cincinnati
- City continues to question CVB finances
- Home sales
- Dublin Villager
- Coffman's DeRosa finally flourishing from left side
- Jerome's Davis signs with North Carolina
- Marysville council considering Jerome Village service agreement
- Stein succeeds with old-school style
- Mother's words drive Irish's Benford
- Police reports
- Dublin schools will remain a Win-Win district
- Washington Twp. parks & rec
- Arts council appreciates community's support
- Northwest Side resident honored for public service
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- DEC celebrates first year, new concept
- All South scores produced by area standouts
- Students shape up for 'Feats of Clay'
- Cycling event to kick off spring market season
- Home sales
- Delta wants to amend deal with city
- Dublin pleased with finishes at Governor's Cup
- Bicentennial artist to hear from public
- Coming up
- The Sun Herald
- Cleveland Catholic Charities to host summit on reducing poverty in America
- Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson was a Sun Newspaper editorial cartoonist
- Cavaliers to sponsor Teen Dating Violence Awareness fundraisers
- Cleveland Clinic ends visitation restrictions at local hospitals
- Sesame Street Live returns to Cleveland Feb. 18-21
- Cleveland Metroparks to host program honoring women who served in Vietnam
- Cuyahoga Falls News-Press
- Man found dead in Falls home following 12-hour standoff; hostage released unharmed
- More than 100 attend meeting on State Road tax deal
- School Board, city officials will discuss State Road tax deal tonight
- Woodridge baseball beats Falls, sweeps Rootstown
- Woodridge boys track dominates at Kenston Co-Ed
- Bulldogs girls runners keep winning streak intact
- Magistrate details findings in School Board case
- Magistrate: Board violated meetings law
- State Road deal may not be dead
- The old ball game
- Walk MS event is Saturday at Blossom Music Center
- Softball team loses to Hudson
- Court magistrate sides with former Falls School Board member in open meetings law case
- Patterson wins open meetings case against former Falls School Board colleagues
- Tough week grinds down Falls baseball squad
- Woodridge baseball comes up big vs. Garfield
- Stow softball wins pitcher's duel with Falls
- Boundary changes will reassign some students
- City-school district Compensation deal explained
- Officials react to School Board's vote
- Grove City Record
- Failed levy has no effect on teams
- Tennis team can put dough on ace Thai
- SWCS treasurer endorses Win-Win
- A little puppy love
- Perfection escapes grasp of Grove City
- Voter dissatisfaction, weak economy bolster alternative parties
- Comets' Dorsey emerges as one of area's top hurlers
- Police
- Home sales
- NJROTC headed to national contest
- Pay raises proposed for city police
- In brief
- Theatre
- MORPC serves up regional food plan
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- Events
- The Encampment at Century Village
- Fryer Park pavilion planned along lake
- Engagements
- Derby owner wants to redeem bar's reputation
- This Week Upper Arlington
- Council rejects Tree of Life appeal
- Wellington's Wagner excels with help from dad
- Dolder, McDonald nuptials planned
- Local doctor elected as president of OSMA
- Atwork on display at FCC
- TechUsed will accept e-waste on April 24
- Windermere Kidfest and Gallery Hop is April 23
- Scouts build birdhouses
- Football: Area players excited about North-South game
- Track & Field: Bears ready for tests at Dayton meet
- Boys Golf: Steffensmeier eager to join Dayton program
- Softball: Stellar Classic to feature highly-touted teams
- Baseball: UA already tops last year's win total
- Boys Tennis: Golden Bears' Little is battling big expectations
- Commentary: Wagner excels with help from dad
- BZAP approves changes to tower at middle school
- EngagementDolder, McDonaldnuptials planned
- Area players excited about North-South game
- Bears ready for tests at Dayton meet
- Steffensmeier eagerto join Dayton program
- The Pulse-Journal
- Crews respond to fire at Lebanon business
- Crews respond to fire at Lebanon business
- Road crews take advantage of break in snow
- Former Butler County girl on Sports Illustrated cover
- Road crews working to clear streets as more snow predicted
- Snow emergencies heightened in region
- Former Butler County girl on Sports illustrated cover
- Snow emergencies heightened in region; Butler County now at Level 2
- Level 1 snow emergencies declared in Warren, Butler counties
- No refund for illegal tax
- Prosecutor: Property owners won t get refund on improper assessment
- Playgrounds, sidewalks part of $1.1M grant plan
- County moves toward centralized purchasing
- County moves toward centralized purchasing
- Playgrounds, sidewalks part of $1.1M grant plan
- Dean search down to three
- AK Steel back in black in 4Q, but reports net loss for 2009
- West Chester likely to hold off on police levy
- Mission reports record response for Haiti help
- Marchers take to streets in West Chester for peace, unity
- This Week Olentangy
- Liberty's Uhle sets state pole vault record
- Uhle sets new state record
- Just thinking: A baseball game, a thrill and a moment of truth
- Acker, Volenik to marry
- Powell: Home sales
- Liberty girls basketball coach resigns
- Track & Field: Liberty excited to be host to Freedom Relays
- Softball: Stellar Classic to feature highly-touted teams
- Boys Lacrosse: Familiarity enhances Braves-Pioneers rematch
- Boys Volleyball: Liberty's Kready quickly makes impact upon return
- Baseball: Braves seek improved pitching
- Softball: Things looking up for Orange
- Liberty's Kready quickly makes impact upon return
- Things looking up for Orange
- Liberty excited to be host to Freedom Relays
- College notes
- Stellar Classic to feature highly-touted teams
- Stratford news
- In brief
- Six seek Republican nomination for 2nd District
- This Week Worthington
- Voter dissatisfaction, economy bolster alternative parties
- Engagement Kelly, O'Hara plans announced
- Unforced errors getting best of Kilbourne
- 'Stuff' finds new homes on first Precycle Day
- Thomas' Karageorge signs with Oklahoma
- Home sales
- School board OKs summer construction contracts
- Issue 1 would let state issue bonds for Third Frontier
- Cycling event to kick off spring market season
- March home sales up 54% over February
- Seniors
- Police reports
- Lisko honored for public service
- Thomas forced to alter focus
- Library news
- Flag Lady's business still flying high
- Wolves seeking third straight win over UA
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- Tax hike will help protect quality of life
- In brief
- The Western Star
- SunCoke air permit appeals dismissed; others pending
- Lane closures for Ohio 73 start tonight, Ohio 123 to follow
- Share your home-buying experience
- Classroom is a passion for family of Lebanon teachers
- Tea Party conducts Read the Health Care Bill Marathon
- Is Ohio law on illegal immigrants too weak?
- AK union to commemorate fallen workers
- Dicks Creek cleanup to begin
- Lebanon fragrance manufacture receives state job credits
- Otterbein will have adult day care and child learning center
- What would you put on Waynesville water tower?
- Dealer: Cadillac here to stay in Warren County
- Dicks Creek clean-up to begin
- $18M facility could bring 69 jobs to Middletown
- Tehan case raises relationship issues for others
- Potential development would bring 69 jobs to Middletown
- Springboro school treasurer to work for two Ohio districts starting in May
- Tehan, Hutcherson to appear on Inside Edition
- Program allows students to receive diploma after high school
- Kubala challenging Maag in 35th District
- The Fairfield Echo
- SunCoke netting permit appeals dismissed
- Share your home-buying experience
- AK union to commemorate fallen workers
- Hall of Famer Mu oz at chamber dinner tonight
- New high school schedule being planned
- Students unveil anti-drug campaign
- Tea Party conducts Read the Health Care Bill Marathon
- Is Ohio law on illegal immigrants too weak?
- 19-year-old killed in semi, car collision
- Pending Ohio immigration bills could restrict employers, empower local police
- Sheriff announces 10 more layoffs
- Dicks Creek cleanup to begin
- Sheriff, state rep. seek immigration bill similar to Arizona plan
- Teen killed in semi, car collision
- Father s kidney problems spur renewed appreciation of life
- One Way Farm conducts yard sale
- Immigration bill should mirror Arizona plan, sheriff, state rep. say
- Dicks Creek clean-up to begin
- 1 dead as semi, car collide
- 1 dead as semi, van collide
- This Week Northland
- Northland Village: Menards construction to start in mid-May
- Menards construction to start in mid-May
- Northland area: Home sales
- DeSales Roundup: Boys track team counting on youth
- Brookhaven Roundup: Bearcats' Preacher soaring on track
- Beechcroft Roundup: Baseball team looking for more offensive production
- Boys track team counting on youth
- Home sales
- Coming up
- Special day at local eatery will boost parade fund
- People in business
- FACT organizing Casto Park tree planting April 24
- Teaching suits artist as much as painting
- Sign compliance cut down baseball league's sign-ups
- Business organizations combine to stage health fair
- Turkey Hill backs away from site
- Godsey stresses jobs, education as top priorities for Ohio
- Rhodes: campaign will center on education, job development
- Bearcats' Preacher soaring on track
- Bar concert sparked CityMusic
- This Week Delaware
- Delaware County commissioners fire administrator
- Preservation Parks
- Editorial cartoon
- Letters to the editor
- Hayes Roundup: Track teams still seeking identity
- Spring: It gives us all of those nice bright colors
- Students involved in orchestral initiative
- Only local issue on ballot is school levy
- Delaware: Home sales
- Hospital news
- Library notes
- Four seeking GOP nomination for county commissioner
- Coming up
- County still seeking Crew facility
- Three Republicans vie for place in November election
- Six seek Republican nomination for 2nd District
- Election forum
- Boys Lacrosse: Pacers clutch in overtime situations
- Softball: Pacers are looking to end struggles
- Commissioners nix guarantee for Cannon
- The Medina Sun
- Medina benefit concert promoter hopes to push pink
- Man's best friends join cancer fight in Medina County
- Candle fan keeps Root store running smoothly: Medina Sun Person of The Week
- WHAT'S BREWING: Leadership Ball leaves Medina young ladies with lasting memories, values
- Making all the right moves: Medina students vie for chess tourney honors
- Looking ahead: Medina's Hanwell eyes long-term plans
- Medina Greater Chamber seminar covers
- Sounds of Sousa plan free indoor concert
- Neighbor is reportedly obnoxious: Medina Police Blotter
- Family flick night is coming to a Medina church near you
- Voters urged to back Friedrick in primary bid for county post: Medina Sun Letter to the Editor
- The band plays on: Medina group set for 151st season
- Medina firms earn safety council's salute
- Barbara Ish-Stranca: Medina Sun 'Person of the Week'
- Commission candidate has legal expertise to serve county well: Medina Sun Letter to the Editor
- Rally offers a taste of local Tea
- Medina letter-writer continues battle with leukemia
- Medina's Claggett players set for 'Seussical' performance
- Medina Toastmasters invite community to open house
- Medina Chorus sets Spring Concert
- Parma Sun Post
- Baseball Roundup: Independence High School's Joe Deely throws no-hitter
- Polish parade and other events begin Friday in Parma
- Parma community mourns Dick Smallwood
- Issue 41 in Parma Heights can aid residents seeking help
- Parma resident Nathan Tomasello wins national wrestling title
- No one wants more taxes but levies serve greater good: Parma Sun Post Letter to the Editor
- Come Dance with Me helps bodies and heals souls of those suffering from Parkinson's Disease
- Strong schools are necessary to keep communities attractive: Parma Sun Post Letter to the Editor
- Failure to pass school levies has direct impact on senior citizens: Parma Sun Post Letter to the Editor
- Area boys play in Greater Cleveland High School All-Star Basketball Game
- Kim Augustine: Parma Sun Post 'Person of the Week'
- Sasha is a canine good citizen: Parma Sun Post Picture Perfect Pet
- Parma's Blackheart Rugby Club falls to Ohio City
- Parma Heights should strive to unify, not divide itself: Parma Sun Post Letter to the Editor
- Derek Hahn: Parma Sun Post 'Student of the Week'
- Parma gives break on towing fee to crime victims
- Time for change in Parma Heights City Council make-up: Parma Sun Post Endorsement
- Cuyahoga Community College will host Culture Shock event April 29 in Parma
- McDonald's gets go-ahead on new Pleasant Valley restaurant in Parma
- Parma Heights resident finds it difficult to support additional levies: Parma Sun Post Letter to the Editor
- Stow Sentry
- Kimpton principal among finalists for Streetsboro position
- Flea market for Japan trip planned May 15
- Stow Symphony Orchestra concert set for May 15
- Friends of Library complete best book sale ever
- Stow City Council Finance Committee to meet April 28
- Make mozzarella cheese at library
- Despite controversy, Porter scores first-round KO
- Stow softball's fortunes turns sour vs. local foes
- Walsh baseball three-peats as Falls city champion
- SMFHS Spanish teacher named Ohio's co-teacher of the year
- Bad behavior could bring ban from dog park
- Freedom short for courthouse escapee
- Best of the best
- American Red Cross Bloodmobile to be at library April 28
- Summer clothing swap set for May 8 at library
- No one hurt in April 22 accident
- Vehicle hits tree at Adell Durbin Park
- Freedom is short-lived for courthouse escapee
- Porter to give boxing clinic
- Stow City Council to meet April 22
- Rocky Fork Enterprise
- Coming up
- Engagement Koeneman, Goggin to wed Allmandinger, Wall engaged
- Dissatisfaction, weak economy bolster alternative political parties
- Melissa's House vote likely May 3
- Area standouts score all South's points in victory
- People in business
- Columbus Academy theater department to stage 'Aida'
- Issue 2 drawing support from unusual, diverse groups
- Gahanna leading chase for OCC title
- Lions eye Gahanna Invitational titles
- Residents like G-J education but are skittish about tax hike
- Sports briefs
- Canini returns with answers about partially developed site
- ODOT close to finishing 161 project
- In brief
- Girls lacrosse team awaits return of coach
- Home sales
- MIfflin firefighters share experiences in Haiti
- Duo splits pitching duties for Lions
- Hamilton Road corridor plan generates interest, questions
- This Week Reynoldsburg
- Concerns raised about safe neighborhoods
- Pediatric HealthSource: Reflux: Normal, or cause for concern?
- Two Republicans, two Libertarians in primary
- Reynoldsburg: Home sales
- Football: Area players look forward to North-South game
- Baseball: Raiders hitting their stride at midway mark
- Hartley Roundup: Track teams try to make home event special meet
- Boys Tennis: Trio adjusts to singles quite easily
- Commentary: Jaguars' Wagner, father share love of tennis
- Reynoldsburg: City, business leaders express support for levy
- Two Republicans, two Libertarians in primary, 12th Congressional profiles
- Metro park district
- Funding for Summit Roadheaded for council vote
- MSI's 'Old Town Etna' plan returns
- Area players look forward to North-South game
- Coming up
- 88 Keys relocates to Olde Towne Center
- Everts following dream to Nashville
- Raiders hitting their stride at midway mark
- Reflux: Normal, or cause for concern?
- This Week Clintonville
- Softball duo leads on, off field
- Northland 'Shredding Day' moved to include Clintonville
- Hock returns to baseball sooner than expected
- Flag Lady's business still flying high
- Event
- Farmers market to open this Saturday
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- Robotics team 'proud' of international finish
- Home sales
- Education news
- Church news
- Cycling event to kick off spring market season
- Lacrosse comes to City League
- Coming up
- CRC's 13th annual spring fundraiser set for May 5
- Local market changes with the times
- Purpose of green bike lane clear
- Clintonville: Home sales
- Guest column: Turn-lane debate didn't always focus on facts
- Letter: 'Green box' presents dangers to bicyclists
- This Week Pickerington
- Pickerington: Committee urges state action on texting ban
- Pickerington: Home sales
- Committee urges state action on texting ban
- Baseball: North thinks pitching is up to busy task
- Boys Tennis: Bartsch, Panthers seek to defend home title
- Lacrosse: Central focused on improving
- Joe Ramsey Invitational: Track teams try to make home event special
- Commentary: Wellington's Wagner shares love of tennis with father
- Pickerington: Homestead gets early OK for soccer complex
- Pickerington was Vance's 'first choice'
- North thinkspitching is upto busy task
- Police reports
- Sports briefs
- Bartsch, Panthers seek to defend home title
- Central focused on improving
- 3 North students honored for academics
- District invites community to education forum
- Home sales
- Coming up
- Police department plans to purchase new firearms
- This Week Licking County
- Licking County: LCBDD, LICCO slate second Spring Fitness 5K fundraiser
- Auction, garden fair added to May 15 Dawes plant sale
- Baseball: Pitching key in Lancers' title chase
- Community briefs
- Letters: Many Pataskala residents implore income-tax support
- LCBDD, LICCO slate second Spring Fitness 5K fundraiser
- 161 project completion draws near
- Etna plans many public hearings on comprehensive plan
- Licking County, Granville libraries each seeking 1 mill
- College notes
- Notes: Jenkins sparks Bulldogs' success
- Linton, Stanley exchange vows
- Boys Lacrosse: Second-half letdowns hurt Aces
- Licking County: Home sales
- Softball: Green Wave making push before draw
- Track & Field: Jones, Scott in new territory
- Coming up
- Granville garage sale to benefit county housing coalition
- MORPC: Survey results contribute to regional plan
- Treasurer's office Web site features levy-cost calculator
- West Geauga Sun
- Chagrin Falls girls lacrosse team wins three straight
- Gilmour Academy tennis team beats Cleveland Heights, West Geauga
- Hawken softball team is off to slow start
- Gilmour Academy tennis team loses to Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy
- Euclid to host Johnny Langdon Memorial ASA Class D softball tournament
- Sun News editorial cartoon
- Mayfield boys track team finishes second in Willoughby South Invitational
- Brush boys track team finishes second in Miele Invitational
- Area players compete in 26th annual Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game
- Area girls compete in 17th annual Greater Cleveland Basketball Coaches Association All-Star Game
- Beachwood to host USA Racquetball Regional Championship
- Gilmour Academy girls track team is fourth in Maralyn H. West Invitational
- Cleveland Heights boys, girls track teams win titles at Beachwood Invitational
- Gilmour Academy baseball team has different look this season
- Gilmour Academy will play University School at Progressive Field
- Bekka Simko of Gilmour Academy will run track at Penn State University
- Solon boys track team wins Kimberly Relays
- Hawken School baseball team sweeps doubleheader with Orange
- Area football players are honored by Cleveland Touchdown Club
- Cameron Wright of Benedictine is Division II Player of the Year
- This Week West Side
- Coming up
- Westland area will get $250,000 to enhance parks
- Westland Roundup: Softball team surprised by struggles
- 7 candidates seeking 15th Congressional District seat
- West Side: Home sales
- Teaching suits artist as much as painting
- Contractors flock to hail damage
- MORPC: Community's insight contributing to regional plan
- Three-day encampment event will start April 25
- Trustees fire firefighter, suspend two
- Two Democrats, two Republicans to face off in primary
- Union rallies to oppose cuts
- Urban designer encourages Columbus to be bold in plan
- Three Democrats vying for spot
- National dog competition planned at GCHS stadium
- Gee to attend foundation fundraiser
- Teaching and nonteaching jobs cut
- MORPC: Survey results contribute to regional plan
- Coming up
- West Side: Home sales
- Herald Star Online
- Mall, SVRTA help concerts
- Students evacuated
- Updated 10:20 a.m.: Steubenville homicide investigated
- Chanoski makes statement on investigation
- Updated 10:20 a.m.: Man Murdered Overnight
- John Scott project gets OK
- 9:05 p.m. Council approves John Scott Road legislation
- 2:30 p.m.: Evacuation at high school
- Weirton honors hall of fame inductees
- Students helping a unique cause
- Kelly Holtz hall speaker
- Toronto discusses yard debris
- Farmers' market to open June 17
- Roethlisberger won't appeal suspension
- West Liberty Grad Jailed; Wanted to See Obama
- Poll shows Oliverio leading Mollohan
- Event benefits fire department
- Two injured
- Park supporters recognize Brooke vets
- Special Olympics set for Saturday
- The News Sun
- Berea troupe kicks off season with a locally-written play
- Olmsted Falls school board cuts high school busing
- Border Patrol office to stay on Engle in Middleburg Heights
- News Sun Obituaries
- News Sun Religion listings
- Berea schools students show art in May
- Life turns into a real circus at Big Creek Pet Hospital: Middleburg Heights Happenings
- Brook Park student is pictured in Hollywood Hair magazine: Briefly Brook Park
- Longtime Baldwin-Wallace theater professor, director gears up for act two: Around The Town
- Local author Pat Mote to sign books in Berea Sunday
- NASA, CFD team up to develop robot for first responders
- Water level expected to rise in Berea
- News Sun Go Seek
- Duck returns to nest in Berea shop's window box
- Amusement company employees find their hotel room burglarized: Brook Park Police Blotter
- Intimate encounter at hotel interrupted by police officer: Middleburg Heights Police Blotter
- Accounts of what happened during fight outside bar differ: Berea Police Blotter
- Cleveland Comedy Kitchen will perform Saturday
- Longtime Baldwin-Wallace baseball coach Bob Fisher to be honored
- Let us remember and honor those who died for freedom
- The Sun Press
- Higher taxes only make living in Shaker Heights much less appealing: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- 34 teachers will be laid off at Cleveland Heights-University Heights schools
- Cleveland Heights girls lacrosse team gets ready for rival Shaker Heights
- ' Ohios school funding formula is the problem, not Shaker Heights schools: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Cleveland Heights softball team still aims to win Lake Erie League
- Beachwood High School teacher says visitors shocked by building's deterioration: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Marie Walzer: Sun Press 'Person of the Week'
- Shaker Heights teachers' union must make additional concessions first: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Vote for Issue 12 for vibrant Shaker Heights schools: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Shaker Heights levy failure will damage education: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Mayor Susan Infeld and University Heights Council have done a good job in first 100 days: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Invest in Shaker Heights' future by casting yes vote on Issue 12: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Students in Shaker Heights sing in honor of St. Patrick
- Take a long-term view and vote to support the Shaker Heights Schools: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Yes vote on Issue 12 protects valuable asset: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Shaker Heights residents should no longer mindlessly support school levy: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Sun Press editorial cartoon
- Agnon School students from Beachwood collect money for Haiti
- Issue 12 is needed to avoid deep cuts that will cripple education: Sun Press Letter to the Editor
- Cleveland Heights High School students learn art of the flamenco dance
- News Leader
- School Board decides to try for levy in November
- Trustees schedule special meeting
- Teen-focused retailer coming to Macedonia
- Knights softball rips off three straight wins
- Knights girls track makes progress in loss to Brush
- Five-game skid has Knight baseball seeking answers
- Schools discuss possible levy, budget cuts
- Village gets $261,000 for new fire engine
- City voters face choice May 4: Higher taxes or reduced services
- Parish honors its priests
- Update: ODOT issues traffic advisory for I-480, Middleton Road
- City approves quiet zone agreement
- State, county officials offer development advice
- ODOT issues traffic advisory for I-480, Middleton Road
- Northfield Village Fire Department awarded $261,000 grant
- Nordonia girls track squad struggling to find form
- Bats power up, but Knight baseball still struggling
- Knight boys track squad gets past Mayfield
- There's room for more than one wish in recovery from leukemia
- Silverdonians group disbanded
- Dayton Business Journal
- Ohio getting millions in AstraZeneca settlement
- AK Steel sets $400M offering
- Poll: Democratic primary Fisher s to lose
- Health care reform event draws packed house
- Moody s upgrades Dayton s bond rating
- Ohio doles incentives to five Dayton expansion projects
- US Airways narrows 1Q loss
- Law firm looks to fill 187 Dayton-area positions
- Dayton Metro Library ranked in top 10
- Dayton universities partner on software systems
- Boeing showcases technology in Dayton
- Law firm WilmerHale to open in Research Park
- Red Roof to serve up free Wi-Fi
- Collins Stewart downgrades Fifth Third stock on valuation
- Officials likely to announce Kettering jobs
- Boeing to showcase technology in Dayton
- Deutsche Bank upgrades Rex
- Report: Duke Energy to buy E.On U.S.
- Wright-Patt plans contractor info session
- Base hosting 2nd Annual Career Fair in May
- The Advertiser-Tribune
- Municipal Court repairs to be discussed
- Robert Wallis, 5th congressional district candidate
- Robert Latta, 5th congressional district candidate
- Handy help sought for cabin rebuild
- Board confirms Columbian football hire
- Briefly
- Hopewell Township trustees weigh fiber optic options
- Judge reviews man's extradition to Texas
- Tiffin council considers zoning moves
- Courthouse architect next step
- Republican committee sees 11 races
- Fire damages Clinton Township home
- This little piggy ... raised money for habitat
- Board to hear status of courthouse renovation
- People help high school senior in fight against cancer
- Some shock with your rock?
- Putting their heads together
- Village to draft park levy plans
- New Riegel board gets updates
- Tons of titles
- Hudson Hub-Times
- Letter: Thinks schools have done 'remarkable' job
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- Letter: Shares keys to schools' success
- Letter: Education Association endorses Issue 4
- Letter: Keep the 'Hudson advantage'
- Letter: Teachers ask for Issue 4 support
- Letter: Feels 'blessed' to have attended Hudson schools
- Letter: Urges voters to support levy
- Letter: Wants superintendent to change rhetoric
- Letter: 'Wholeheartedly' supports school levy
- Letter: Says Secretary of State hopeful should be on primary ballot
- Capital News: Enthusiasm gap among voters? Democrats think so
- Endorsement: Support Issue 4 to keep schools strong
- Baseball club goes 3-0 at Cancer Awareness Classic
- Girls lacrosse program rips Cleveland Heights
- Meredith, Reitz, lead softball team to wins
- Macedonia City Council OKs railroad quiet zone agreement
- Memory of slain Hudson mom carries on with March 4 Marci
- School Board hires new busing provider
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- South Euclid will install mobile traffic cameras
- American Cancer Society will host fashion show at Landerhaven
- Sun Messenger Letter to the Editor: Rokakis preferred over Welo
- Sun Messenger Letter to the Editor--Praise for EMTs appreciated
- Mayfield tennis team takes down rival Brush
- Sun Messenger Letter to the Editor: Vote for Issue 45 in South Euclid
- Gilmour Academy students fare well in speech, debate competitions
- Mayfield girls rugby club has largest roster in years
- Person of the Week: James Jones
- Learn how to Dance like the Stars at the Mayfield Village Civic Center
- Foundation accepting grant applications to help those with special needs
- Sun Messenger Editorial Cartoon
- Mayfield Heights and Lyndhurst seek state and federal grants
- North Chagrin Nature Center in Mayfield Village hosts program today to study dragonflies
- Mayfield Heights hosts 24th Annual Pancake Breakfast Sunday
- Richmond Heights resident Tony Hocevar announces candidacy as state representative for Ohio House 7th District
- Ninth Annual Mayfield City School Student Art Show begins Sunday
- Ballet performances set for Hawken Upper School
- Group jazzercise event at Landerhaven in Mayfield Heights
- Gates Mills Library book sale starts this weekend
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- Father Accused In Sons' Deaths Wants Trial Moved
- Man Shot While On East Side Street
- Richland Co. Sheriff's Deputies Back On Patrol
- Child Among Those Hurt In I-71 Rollover Crash
- Man Charged In Mother's Slaying 'Insane,' Court Rules
- I-71 Traffic Moving After Rigs, Car Collide
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- Flea Infestation Closes Health Department
- Police: Alcohol May Have Factored In Fatal I-270 Crash
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- Tractor-Trailers Crash, Closing NB I-71 South Of Columbus
- Fire Tears Through Northeast Side Townhouse Complex
- Person Killed In I-270 Crash
- Patrols Added To Popular Park Trails
- Crews Battling Westerville Apartment Fire
- Crash Closes I-270 North On City's Southwest Side
- Cabinet Plant, Largest Employer In Pike Co., Closing
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- Man Charged With Murdering Mother 'Insane,' Court Rules
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- Tireman slapped with $177,000 in penalties
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- Scammers target Medicare recipients in Ohio
- Mom's House gala features Lisha and Nate Washington
- John Edwards' mistress makes new allegations
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- Brown announces $750,000 for wind energy projects at UT
- American Idol summer tour comes to Toledo
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- Two captured in Toledo jewelry store robbery
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- Robin Vess' animal cruelty trial underway
- Toledo Skyway Marina management contract discussions
- Cory-Rawson HS evacuated after fire scare
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- Scammers target Medicare recipients in Ohio
- Mom's House gala features Lisha and Nate Washington
- John Edwards' mistress makes new allegations
- BGSU police investigate off-campus aggravated assault
- Brown announces $750,000 for wind energy projects at UT
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- Robin Vess' animal cruelty trial underway
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- Cory-Rawson HS evacuated after fire scare
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- Ohio governor releases tax forms showing income
- Sandra Bullock's divorce cites discord as grounds
- Beshear: No budget means Ky. services will stop
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- Ohio homeless beating suspect waives extradition
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- Ohio homeless beating suspect waives extradition
- Beshear: No budget means Ky. services will stop
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- Special grand jury to probe Harlan judge-executive
- Entrepreneurs agree to buy Hermitage Farm
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- Judge to resume hearing on jailed militia members
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- Endorsement, Interactif won't run in Derby
- People: Bullock is divorcing James, adopting baby
- Miley Cyrus Make-A-Wish comes true
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- Police Shut Down Burglary Ring
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- Lordstown Lear Plant Closing
- Permanent Layoffs for Columbiana Mining Company
- Pa. Man Sentenced for Raping Girl Who Got Pregnant
- Boardman Family Escapes Fire
- Fire at Vacant Home Keeps Firefighters Busy
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- Sheriff's office looking for fugitive
- Toddler dies from crash
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- Attorneys withdraw as counsel for Freshwater
- Benick terminated from health dept.
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- Fur flying in 17th District: Ohio Elections Commission finds probable cause that Evans and Daniels campaigns each made false statements
- County school board to take bids on athletic complexes
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- Deputies nab alleged drug dealer
- Jury finds drug trafficker guilty
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- Law Enforcement 101: Sheriff s Citizen Academy coming to Gallia County
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- Toyota To Recall About 50,000 Sequoia SUVs
- Local Graduate Students Assist in National Study
- UK Tuition To Climb Next Year
- Covington Commission Candidates Sound Off
- UK Basketball Seniors To Make Newport Stop
- Elizabeth Post, Etiquette Expert, Dies At 89
- Derby: Cooking With Spirit
- Postal Service Offering Derby Envelopes
- Detective Dragged By Suspect s Car
- Ochocinco Rebounds With Argentine Tango
- LIVE CHAT: Ochocinco Dances The Argentine Tango
- Furor Grows Over Arizona's Illegal Immigration Law
- New Surgical Option Helps Reduce Back Pain
- Cincinnati CityBeat
- April 21-27: Worst Week Ever!
- Comedy: Craig Ferguson
- Lit: National Poetry Month
- Why the Media (Even the Big Boys) Fail to Ask the Right Questions
- Lectures: John Bartlett
- Bonnaroo Buzz, Hip Hop Putin and Hecklers
- Oceans (Review)
- Onstage: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
- Music: Trans Am
- Events: Asian Culture Fest
- Onstage: Angels in America: Millennium Approaches & Perestroika
- Events: Violence Against Women National Conference
- Taste This: Fast Food Monstrosities
- New Albums, New Bands and a Tribute to Woody
- Trans Am
- The Marvelous Wonderettes (Review)
- Blood Into Wine (Review)
- Aloha with Pomegranates and The Buried Wires
- NAACP, Councilman Clash Over Streetcars
- Mother (Review)
- Cincinnati Business Courier
- 3CDC to redevelop downtown hotel
- Scripps names Doyle content VP
- Cheviot Financial to expand lending
- Cincinnati restaurants, hotels win AAA Four-Diamond awards
- 11 win OTR Chamber Star Awards
- Portfolio: Cincinnati 'middling' for fun
- Ex-Hemmer managers form Furlong Building
- Humana beats 1Q earnings estimates
- Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education sets tuition ceilings
- Report: Duke Energy to buy E.On U.S.
- Simon Property Group sweetens General Growth deal
- Kentucky s appliance rebate funds going fast
- N. Ky. chamber to host Grayson-Paul debate
- Sales up, but LSI in red for fiscal 3Q
- Jobless rate drops across Northern Ky. in March
- Fifth Third posts $72M loss, stock drops
- Mallory focuses on safety, jobs in 'State of the City' speech
- PNC 1Q earnings beat the street; net income up 26 percent
- Fifth Third posts $72M loss
- Hillman Cos. to be acquired by Oak Hill Capital
- Columbus Business First
- Strickland calls out Kasich for more income disclosure
- M/I Homes slashes 1Q loss; sales up
- WellPoint beats outlook for 1Q
- Manufacturer Masco shuttering Ohio plant
- Poll: Dems primary Fisher s to lose
- AEP names new top lawyer
- Cincy businessman pleads guilty in Postal Service bribery case
- Ohio getting millions in AstraZeneca settlement
- Healthy spring break bolsters airport numbers
- PNC shareholders want dividend restored
- Strong sales lead DSW to raise profit forecast, again
- Ashland quarterly sales up, profit down
- AEP ups quarterly dividend
- US Airways narrows 1Q loss
- Sugardaddy s ready to debut downtown
- Lingerie chain lands incentive to add jobs
- Sysco closing Columbus plant
- Report finds economists upbeat about economy
- Moyer memorial set for OSU union
- Columbus State lands stimulus money to train health-care workers
- This Week Bexley
- Voter dissatisfaction, economy bolster alternative parties
- Class reunions
- BHS students getting new options to earn credit
- Eyeing the hurdles
- Senior art show on display through May 21
- In brief
- Area athletes take pole vault to new heights
- Intersection near schools undergoing safety review
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- Issue 1 would let state issue bonds for Third Frontier
- 'Local Color on the Corner' event returns this Sunday
- March home sales up 54 percent over February
- Dorsey emerges as elite pitcher
- Election of 1860 sparked excitement in Columbus
- JCC news
- Arens helps Lions earn repeat
- Bar concert sparked CityMusic
- Home sales
- Coming up
- Baseball team earns impressive CCL wins
- Twinsburg Bulletin
- Council to consider tax incentives
- Friends, family say good-bye to firefighter
- Update: ODOT issues traffic advisory for I-480, Middleton Road
- ODOT issues traffic advisory for I-480, Middleton Road
- Port authority settles with township for $1.2 million over Darrow facility
- Twinsburg softball cools off vs. top opponents
- Solon hands Twinsburg baseball first loss of season
- Tigers run with the big dogs in Mansfield
- Hattie, Humane Society develop partnership in Darrow facility
- Sidebar: Animals available for adoption
- City seeks grant for jobs at plant
- Firefighter dies after hunting accident
- April 23 procession routes announced for late firefighter
- Hunting trip ends in tragedy as off-duty firefighter is accidentally shot
- Full-honor firefighter services set for Ty Marlin
- Firefighter killed in hunting accident
- Wisconsin town tops Twinsburg, named 'Single Best'
- Popular 'Officer Joe' retires from police department
- Governor appoints chief justice to state's high court
- Anthony Perici, city's first full-time mayor, dies
- This Week New Albany
- Boosters appeal for help to buy turf
- Community band to perform
- New Albany: Home sales
- Ohio Craft Museum slates gala on April 24
- Track & Field: Eagles girls heading to Penn Relays
- Baseball: New Albany focused on league games
- Boys Tennis: New Albany getting ready for busy weekend
- A Little TLC
- New Albany: Planning commission OKs hotel plan
- Sports briefs
- New wellness center offers alternative health services
- MORPC: Survey results contribute to regional plan
- Planning commission OKs hotel plan
- Concert
- Kalanjali to raise awareness of domestic violence
- Metro park district
- Turkey Hill backs off plans for gas station
- Reflux: Normal, or cause for concern?
- Branch hires old friend as new manager
- OEPA and ODNR endorse Rocky Fork Creek plan
- This Week Canal Winchester
- Area athletes taking pole vault to new heights
- Village staff, officials ready to dig some dirt
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- State issues, races top May 4 primary
- Event will be sign-up
- In brief
- Home sales
- Coming up
- Canal Winchester ready for 'city' status
- Learning a new trick
- Village to distribute free trees
- Business brief
- Indians excited for Will Relays
- Canal Winchester ready for 'city' status
- Canal Winchester: Home sales
- Gallery Players schedule newest production
- Canal Winchester Roundup: Softball team set for Stellar Classic
- Softball: Stellar Classic features highly-touted teams
- Girls Volleyball: Canal Winchester's Hall signs with Providence
- Softball team set for Stellar Classic
- This Week Grandview
- Tale of two taxes: City, library deserve support
- Local opera singer to present concert to observe Yom HaShoah
- Tennis team can put dough on first-singles player
- Tour stop is example of American Foursquare home
- Mayor votes in favor of lot split request
- K-6 talent show shines spotlight on students
- Library
- Glass Axis to hold annual spring sale this weekend
- Councilman contends tax hike will just meet needs
- Baseball team shows progress
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- Dorsey emerges as elite pitcher
- Area standouts score all South's points in victory
- FCV files for Chapter 11
- Library levy supporters optimistic
- Sports briefs
- Yard waste pickup resumes
- Letter: Library is a 'jewel' that merits support
- Football: Area talent primed for North-South game
- Softball: Stellar Classic features highly-touted teams
- Aurora Advocate
- Greenmen varsity softball squad still undefeated in CVC
- Kids' fishing day planned June 5
- Ellis is Lego champion again
- Auto shop must solve parking issue to open
- Window/door work to cost $512,800
- Associated uses at golf club OK as long as the course stays open
- Council may act on golf club rezoning in 2 weeks
- Band director at AHS earns support from throng
- Gardens prep can begin after panels clear all hurdles
- Softball squad still rolling up victories
- Girls tracksters tie for top spot; Baker is co-MVP
- Boys win crown in big meet
- City lays off one, reduces hours of three employees
- Six teachers cut next year; one is dropped to part time
- School levy, candidate races on May 4 ballot
- Mayor out for surgery; Council president fills in
- Letter: Funding needed to link neighborhoods
- Letter: Not sold on hiring new officer
- Kaleidoscope: No encounters with ghosts at old tunnel
- Smoke Signals: Poll shows local papers preferred
- This Week German Village
- Issue 2 draws support from diverse groups
- MORPC serves up regional food plan
- Cycling event to kick off spring market season
- Owens: Musical to 'capture history' of village
- March home sales up 54 percent over February Home sales
- Local church to host health fair on May 1
- In brief
- Spring events will keep German Village buzzing
- Candidates have varied backgrounds, perspectives
- Play ball!
- Coming up
- Neighborhood deli has big sandwiches, artisan sausage
- German Village: Home sales
- MORPC serves up regional food plan
- Earth Day Cleanup
- MORPC: Survey results contribute to regional plan
- Two Democrats, two Republicans to face off in primary
- Seven seek 15th Congressional District seat
- Preservation Month honorsthe best of the best in village
- City resumes free pickup of yard waste
- Gateway News
- Severance plan success, raise reduction to save Streetsboro schools
- Boy Scout working on new American Legion walkway
- School levy before Streetsboro voters; failure of school tax would have 'direct impact on the classroom'
- New high school principal may be named May 13
- Softball squad no match for Copley
- Baseball team drops two straight games at home
- Boys finish fifth at Aurora meet
- Severance plan success, raise reduction to save district
- Scout working on new Legion walkway
- School levy before voters; failure of school tax would have 'direct impact on the classroom'
- A final farewell: Firefighter called 'family man'
- Friends, family say good-bye to firefighter
- April 23 procession routes announced for late firefighter
- Softball club sweeps CVCA
- Track team places sixth at LaBrae
- Baseball squad continues to roll
- School Treasurer Barnes' resignation accepted by Board
- WWII memorial in the works
- Teachers' union OKs concessions
- Resident dies in hunting accident; part-time Streetsboro firefighter had served since 1994
- Brunswick Sun Times
- Colleagues bid farewell to Brunswick City Manager Robert Zienkowski
- Man's best friends join cancer fight in Medina
- Brunswick's priority should be existing housing stock
- Longtime Brunswick schools employee couldn't resist retirement forever: Person of the Week
- Brunswick Schools salute budding artists
- ELECTION 2010: Brunswick's Haney has plans for 13th District
- No-charge Charger begins patrols on Brunswick streets
- Brunswick students help power prevention push
- Brunswick city manager picture clears. . .then clouds
- WHIT & WHIMSEY: Brunswick Hills dancer will help to 'Jazz' up Playhouse Square production
- Brunswick Sun staff invites readers to stop in and say hello
- Brunswick city manager pool gets shallower
- Brunswick city mangager pool gets shallower
- Beer thief gets what he asks for: Brunswick Police Blotter
- Commission candidate has legal expertise to serve county well: Brunswick Sun Letter to the Editor
- Justin Brooks: Brunswick Sun 'Person of the Week'
- Brunswick Historical Society sets indoor sale date
- Whit & Whimsey: Makeover at Mike's is attracting attention
- Brunswick Eagles and firefighters will serve breakfast Sunday
- Brunswick ACT's 'Sunshine Boys' glows on area stage
- The Pataskala Standard
- Vote for Issue 19 to continue a basic service in Pataskala
- Mattie C. Tisdale
- Ruth E. Patten
- Charles S. Levingston, Jr.
- Robert E. Haynes
- Max E. Dawson
- Harold E. Carroll
- Good schools contribute to economic vitality of community
- Our library needs your help more than ever; vote for Issue 12
- True Americans care about our country, our Constitution
- Vote for Issue 19 to continue basic services in Pataskala
- NASA's goals should inspire future explorers
- Gag orders should be last resort
- Par Excellence puts all its eggs in one basket
- Judge backs off polygraph tests for rape victims
- Former Hebron resident's bond set on gun charges
- 3-year-old dies in car crash
- Bond increased for former bus driver accused of rape
- 2 arrested in assault on Ohio homeless man
- Northridge district puts emphasis on passing 2 issues
- Barnesville Enterprise
- Olympic Tae Kwon Do School students competing at state level
- Track team sweeps triangular
- Clearing the hurdle
- Fifth grade Destination ImagiNation team advances
- Donation made to museum
- Taxpayer's warning?
- Chamber Spring Banquet details announced
- Plaques presented for raising money for cancer research
- 'Rocks place third in track-tri at Meadowbrook
- Girls Pup League Champs
- Village prepared to invest more money in industrial park
- County commissioners developing tri-county water system
- Barnesville resident volunteering in Haiti
- Volunteers the key to successful planting
- Lady 'Rocks shutout Lady Jets Freshman Justina Campbell
- Girls Pup League Champs Pictured are the 2009-2010
- photo by Reed Tychonski Carly Starr got on
- Board gets update on technology Cathryn Stanley Editor
- Village prepared to invest more money in industrial
- Barnesville resident volunteering in Haiti Cathryn Stanley Editor
- Archbold Buckeye
- Grand Jury Indicts 11
- Pickup, Dump Truck Collide On US20A
- Jeff Short Hits 300-Win Milestone As Head Baseball Coach
- Zoning Question Prompts Heated Council Talks
- Quilt Week
- Royal Short
- Postpone Lafayette Street Connection?
- Honorary FFA Members
- Two Statewide Issues On Primary Ballot
- Local Issues, Electrical Aggregation On May 4 Village, County Ballots
- Polling Places, Times Stay The Same For Tuesday Election
- Area Residents Among Medical Assisting Grads
- Recipe Corner
- Unemployment Drops, But Still Over 14% During March
- PHS Grad Wins Golden Apple Teaching Award
- Archbold Economic Development Group Welcomes Wylie
- Charles E. Beck
- L. Dennis Miller
- Melvin L. Babe Jones
- Cornelia Short
- The Granville Sentinel
- Toyota to recall about 50,000 Sequoia SUVs
- Want to let your mom know how special she is?
- Man gets 7 years in prison for robbery, assault
- McVey had 2006 flashing lights ticket
- Follow automated Twitter updates with new AdvocateNewsBot
- Events in and near Newark
- Condition of child injured in fall upgraded
- Follow automated Twitter updates with new AdvocateNewsBot
- Events in and near Newark
- Become a fan of NewarkAdvocate.com on Facebook
- Visit our Web site just for moms!
- Freeze watch in effect until 9 a.m.
- C-TEC takes step toward financing settlement, loan
- Former Hebron resident's bond on gun charges set for $250,000
- Coshocton man released from N.C. jail on $100,000 bond
- Freeze warning issued for early Wednesday
- 'Rock war' ends as Ohio lets Ky. take river marker
- Former police chief sues Ohio over prison term
- Three-year-old dies in crash
- Bond increased for former bus driver who allegedly raped elderly passenger
- Johnstown Independent
- Village seeks grant for downtown streetscape
- Northridge Roundup: VanDervort makes most of her misery
- Johnstown-Monroe Roundup: Softball team looks to build on first win
- Letters to the editor
- FFA news
- Community briefs
- Riffe says problems with trash service will be fixed
- 'Rally' supports bond and levy package
- Village, township continue talks about building swap
- Big red tractor
- Calendar
- Auction, garden fair added to May 15 Dawes plant sale
- Missing documents complicate audit
- Northridge students to cut 'Footloose'
- Calendar
- Community briefs
- BZA gives residents more time to comply with law
- Granville garage sale to benefit county housing coalition
- Board approves financial forecast
- Johnstown Roundup: Johnstown baseball team recovers from slow start
- Tribune Chronicle
- 11:45am: First offshore wind farm Ok'd
- 11:50am: Toyota recalls Sequoia SUVs
- Students quiz local candidates
- School robber appeals
- Secretary charged with stealing $300,000
- Still no answers
- Officer faces internal charges
- 2:30pm: Ford turns another profit
- 3pm: Obama touts wind energy, stimulus
- 3pm: 'Peanuts' gang sold for $175 million
- District projects schools in black
- Warren man gets 5 years
- Major drug offender' indicted in trafficking
- Temps are eager to start work
- Dann's wife guilty
- 11:40 a.m.: Coroner releases names in fatal crash
- 11:50 a.m.: Lenhoff pleads guilty
- Noon: Man pleads guilty in gun death
- 11am: Earthquake shakes northeast Ohio
- 11:15am: Massey: Mine was clear of gases
- Cincinnati Community Press & Community Recorder
- Finalists rose through the ranks
- Sharefax Credit Union raises money for Cincinnati Children's Hospitals
- Herbert named to list
- Hazmat specialist to be based at Union Twp. fire station
- Clermont Co: Metro back on the table for Eastgate Express
- Madonna Manor offers 'A Morning in May'
- Dixie student receives scholarship
- Melink works toward net-zero energy efficiency
- Bulldogs, Lions: Tale of 2 tennis teams
- County happy with new blasting plan, seismograph results
- Governor's Scholars students selected
- Student accepted into math and science academy
- 'Cold Case' actor will return for Burg events
- Juvenile court tries to educate young drivers
- Recycling program to help Bick Primary get new slide
- Destinators look to raise money for globals
- YMCA offers free swim lessons
- History/Mystery book club to meet
- Drees: pass smoking ban with two counties
- Letter carriers to 'Stamp Out' hunger
- New Carlisle News
- Medway Amvets To Hold Blood Drive
- Lady Arrows JV Softball Wins 6th Annual Sarah Huelsman Tournament
- Beautification of Henslee Park Underway
- Over 100 Runners Participate in Bicentennial 5K
- Arrows compete in pair of meets
- Burlin Boggs
- Charlene H. Flora
- Bike Trail To Get Finishing Touches
- New Carlisle Ford Won't Sell New Cars
- Reynolds Hopes To Take 'True Conservatism' To The State House
- Rotary Club Celebrates Arbor Day
- Mary E. Riddle
- Anyone Missing a Car?
- Mary Isabel Macy
- Lewis M. Snow, Sr.
- Children's Author Marcella Barrett at Library
- Homeowners Will Benefit From Updates to Auditor s Website
- Closing the Book on a Classic Tale
- Bicentennial 5K Run / Walk Scheduled for April 24th
- Marlene Ann Shoemaker
- Enon Eagle
- Turner Named Penn Station Athlete Of Month
- Reynolds Hopes To Take 'True Conservatism' To The State House
- Early Years Are Learning Years
- T-Shirt Design Deadline Nears
- Homeowners Will Benefit From Updates to Auditor s Website
- County Park District Faces Financial Woes
- More Than 200 Children Attend Easter Egg Hunts
- Community Sunrise Service Celebrates Resurrection
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Storms Damage Village Water Softeners
- Enon Community Blood Drive
- Artists Sought For T-shirt Design Contest
- Local Preschoolers Visit Community Helpers
- Enon Elementary kicks off St. Jude s Math-A-Thon
- Enon Elementary Celebrates Right To Read Week
- From the Superintendent's Desk...
- Once a dream, the Mike Barry Research Center is now a reality
- Mad River Trustees Discuss Bike Path
- Greenon FFA Celebrates Spirit Week
- Council Learns from The Mouths of Babes
- Antioch College
- Alice B. Fogel '76 on How Antioch College Feeds the Soul
- Chapter Events
- Antioch Review honors Martin Duberman
- Dr. Ursula Bellugi '52 Explores New Directions without Boundaries
- Morgan Fellows Host Symposium: History of Republican Party in Ohio
- Antioch Review a Finalist for National Magazine Award
- Joey Hill 89 Romances Antioch College
- Committee Named to Lead Search for New President
- Antioch College Alumni Board to Meet this Weekend
- obituaries
- Tim Lachman '64 Focuses on Teaching and Fighting for Single Payer Healthcare
- Obituary: Richard Pollan '75
- Obituary: Marcia Dugan '53
- Joe Lowndes '90 on the New Antioch College
- Morgan Fellows Host Symposium: Restorative Justice
- Songs from the Stacks
- Firm Chosen to Lead Search for New President
- GLCA announces Historic Agreement for Independent Antioch College
- Antiochians Celebrate Agreement for Independent Antioch College
- Farewell to Chelsea Martens 08
- Bowling Green State University
- Reboot of nontraditional student organization
- Read the Student Union Newsletter for a chance to win a prize
- Inventory of Diversity Initiatives
- Free Cinco de Mayo cultural festival today
- Bingo Night in the Pub tonight!
- 'Heart and Mind' film screening this Friday
- Pancake Bash- $3 all-you-can-eat pancakes!
- Summer Splash tonight
- Steam shut-down this Saturday
- Project Enlighten clothing swap today!
- Breakfast of Champions this Sunday
- Honors project presentations today in the Loft
- HMSLS seminar and resume workshop today
- Health and Safety courses offered
- Bursar's Office to be closed
- Pre-exam Jam featuring Natalie Stovall tonight
- Storytelling at the Festival of the Word, May 1
- Humanities Troupe Showcase this Friday
- Air Force ROTC holds end of year BBQ!
- Second EDHD dean finalist announced
- Case Western Reserve University
- Kenyan Writer Mukoma wa Ngugi Enters New Terrain with His First Novel, Nairobi Heat
- Neighborhoods Matter in Shaping Lives, Researcher Says
- Case Western Reserve University Technology Transfer Outlook Bright for Research-to-Market Licensing
- Department of Civil Engineering Unveils New Lab
- 2010 ADVANCE Opportunity Awards Announced
- Case Western Reserve Named to Princeton Review's 286 Green Colleges Guide
- Hudson Relays Celebrates 100th Anniversary
- Sen. Sherrod Brown Talks Economy with Undergraduates
- Sen. Sherrod Brown Gathers Economy Fix Ideas from CWRU Undergraduates
- Make a Difference: The University Launches Faculty and Staff Campaign
- Case Western Reserve Professor to Lead Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology
- Flora Stone Mather Alumnae Association, University Community Celebrate Grand Opening of Mather Park
- 'Healthy Minds Across America' Forum to Take Place April 24
- Researchers Encouraged to Submit Proposals for Johnson & Johnson - CWRU Challenge Grant
- Case Western Reserve University Ranked One of the Nation's Top 20 Medical Schools by U.S.News & World Report
- Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine Receives Nearly $8M in Federal Funding to Help Providers Enable Adoption of Electronic Health Records in Ohio
- Founder of Free, Remote Medical Service to Receive 2010 Inamori Ethics Prize at Case Western Reserve University
- Study Examines Effectiveness of Telemonitoring Vital Signs
- Mortality Weaves its Way Through CWRU Poet's Green Is The Orator
- Flora Stone Mather Alumnae Association, University Community Celebrates Grand Opening of Mather Park
- Cedarville University
- Sullivan to Debate Provine on Issue of Free Will
- Students Take Part in Civil Rights Bus Tour
- H.S. Students Invited to CU Friday
- Chasing the Checkered Flag
- Professor Named Berry Chair of Free Enterprise
- Cedarville Announces Department of Art and Design
- Staff Member Educates in China
- Series to Address a Biblical Response to Poverty
- Award-Winning Poet To Read Works
- Evangelism Celebration Coming to Cedarville
- Students Give Nearly $20K for Haiti Relief
- Brass Choir Concert
- Whitmore Presents Controversial Discoveries
- Cedarville Announces M.S. in Nursing
- Students Honored for Graphic Design Work
- Worship 4:24 Conference
- Education Program Receives NCATE Accreditation
- SIFE Passes Business Torch to Next Generation
- Dr. Smith Goes to Washington
- New Political Science Professor
- Central State University
- Summer 2010 English Proficiency Exam Dates
- Summer Programs at CSU
- Listen to Inside CSU on WCSU 88.9 FM
- The CSU Opera Workshop presents 'Ain't Got No Shame'
- The CSU Opera Workshop presents 'Ain t Got No Shame'
- Breaking News 3
- Central State University Celebrates Honor's Day
- Research and Sponsored Activities Day
- Percussion & World Music Concert and Art Exhibit
- CSU Students earn percussion recognition
- CSU professor presents a national Jazz workshop
- 15th Annual Communication Week
- Call for Submission: the 2010 Research and Sponsored Activities Day
- Great Scholarships Opportunities
- CSU Fraternity 1st Place Honors at Sprite Step Off Competition
- 21st Annual BEEP Conference
- Internationally acclaimed tenor George Shirley in master class
- E.J. Junior inducted into Tennessee Hall of Fame
- CSU Student's film to air on Showtime
- Black History Month events continue with speaker Urbanista Michaela Angela Davis
- College of Mount St. Joseph
- Commencement
- Writing Contest Honors High School Sophomores
- Mount Presents 'Choose Courage, Not Fear!'
- Nursing Grads Achieve Top NCLEX Scores
- Nursing Grads Achieve Top NCLEX Schores
- Adult Information Session
- Celebration of Teaching & Learning
- Mount Hosts Four Corners of the World Scholarship Event
- WoodyFest at the Mount
- Mount Receives Make A Difference Day Ohio Award
- Spring Concerts
- Mount Receives Make A Difference Ohio Award
- Mount Professor Wins Purchase Prize
- Senior Thesis Exhibits
- 'Bye Bye Birdie'
- Mount Students Assist with 'Canstucture'
- Five Faculty Members Promoted
- Mount Announces Tuition for 2010-2011 Academic Year
- Get Acquainted Day
- Mount Receives Presidential Community Service Award
- Heidelberg College
- Graduating seniors taste life Beyond the Berg
- Ensembles to perform 'Requiem'
- Honoring the Earth on Earth Day
- Leadership, scholarship recognized
- Culmination of four years of Honors study
- Sharing her research with state lawmakers
- Take a walk on the wild side
- Holocaust survivor turns hell of hell into success, gratitude
- Financial research team s NYC experience: Priceless
- Heidelberg kicks-off direct loan program
- Athletic training gets full 10-year accreditation
- Reetha brings diversity award back to campus
- A day for independent colleges
- Heidelberg, MTC sign articulation agreement
- 'Berg athletics supports DD awareness month
- Berg group makes a difference in New Orleans
- Another successful academic season in the books
- Celebrating contemporary, new music
- Holocaust survivor, liberator to recount experiences
- An educational Caribbean vacation
- Hiram College
- Hiram President Thomas V. Chema Unveils Cleveland s First Brag Book
- Celebrating Excellence at Hiram
- Yunck 10 Receives $122,500 in Grant Funding For Harvard Medical Ph.D. Program
- Hiram Students Interning With U.S. State Department
- Changes Since You ve Been Gone
- Attention Prospective Students: Hiram Hosts Fall Visits
- Hiram s Campus Day Tradition Continues with Day of Service
- Building the future
- James A. Garfield Statue Recapitation Ceremony Attracts Ohio Media
- Kiffer, Hexamer Become Local TV Stars
- Hiram College announces tuition freeze for 2010-2011 academic year
- Hiram Takes Innovative 3-Week Format Into Summer School
- Garfield Institute Presents the Seminar, Economy: Examining the Financial Crisis
- Award-winning Writer Rebecca Skloot to Speak on The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
- Hiram Takes Innovative 3-Week Format Into the Summer
- Camp Invention is coming to Hiram College
- Hiram College Presents Open a New Window: The Songs of Jerry Herman
- Prize-winning Organist Tom Trenney to Bring Silent Films to Life at Hiram College
- Hiram College Garfield Society inducts five new members for the Class of 2009
- Free workshop offered for parents of high school students
- Kenyon College
- Kenyon Artists
- Body Talk
- Kenyon Excellence
- Radnor Returns
- Luce Scholar
- American Writer
- Honoring Excellence
- Think Politics
- Spellbound
- Beinecke Scholarship Winner
- Earth's Low-Carb Diet
- Thinking about Drinking
- A Vision for Sculpture
- Lowry at Commencement
- Concert of New Music
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- Global Music
- Performing Art
- American Muslim Identity
- Miami University of Ohio
- Political science department honors students
- Miami part of improved statewide data software agreement
- Students design and build bird blind, start club
- Students receive award for study in Germany
- Ellram most cited author in supply chain literature
- RedHawk season football tickets now available
- Miami researchers find company's workplace policies can affect its stock market value
- Glee Club farewell concert to Ethan Sperry May 1
- Aquatic research, bicentennial student center, miscellaneous fees featured at trustee meeting
- Miami's Sigma Xi names outstanding educators
- Acquatic research, bicentennial student center, miscellaneous fees featured at trustee meeting
- Wind Ensemble and Symphony Band perform April 30
- Students to compete in public speaking showcase
- Promotion and tenure approvals
- RecycleMania 2010 results
- Gary Lorigan Sigma Xi Researcher of the Year
- In memoriam: Linda Jones
- Miami 289th in RecycleMania 2010
- Education faculty members honored nationally
- Choraliers and Chamber Singers present spring concert
- Mount Union College
- Mount Union Community Raises More Than $38,000 to Build School Overseas
- Faculty Research Forum Held at Mount Union April 21
- Mount Union Students Translate Salem Resident's Genealogy Chart
- Faculty Research Forum Held at Mount Union
- Nature Center to Host Folk Jam on May 2
- Robert Mahoney to Present Commencement Address
- Border and Carpenter Recognized for Leadership in Community Service
- Mount Union College Holds Annual Senior Recognition and Honors Convocation
- Gina Serluco and Judd Lutz Named 2010 Outstanding Senior Woman and Man at Mount Union
- Capuzza Named 2010 Mount Union College Great Teacher
- De-Stress Fest to be Held April 22
- Mount Union Investment Team Wins Stock Portfolio Competition
- Mount Union Senior Art Exhibit on Display April 5-May 8
- ATO Cuts for Cancer Raises $2,000 for Relay for Life
- Mount Union Student Lands Job with Cleveland Indians
- Mount Union s Second Annual Trash to Treasure Sale to Benefit Area United Way Agencies
- Relay for Life Schedule of Events
- Alliance Symphony Orchestra and Mount Union College to Feature Soloists on April 18
- Mount Union Women s Chorus Concert to be Held April 12
- Praise God in the Quad to be held April 14 at Mount Union
- Mount Vernon Nazarene University
- Moms can enjoy free night out with WNZR
- Community invited to free outdoor concert
- Diction recital explores challenge of singing in other languages
- Paul Swanson named MVNU athletic director; Howald ('82) named assistant AD
- Swing into spring with MVNU Jazz Band
- Group photo exhibit comes to Campus Gallery
- Alumnus returns to talk about his NBA/sports management experience
- 'Praise 'N Pops' focus of women's choir concert
- Celebrate spring with 'Father of the Bride'
- MVNU to hold Festival of Joy senior adult day
- Ruth Bercaw's 'Layers' featured in campus gallery
- Community invited to submit photos for exhibit
- Varughese completes second volume in Jeremiah commentary
- 'A lot is going on in this space between' featured at Schnormeier Gallery
- Instrumental concert takes audiences 'around the world'
- PLNU's Mike Lodahl to discuss environmental stewardship
- GK Chesterton brought to life on stage
- Cherokee singer/songwriter to perform at MVNU
- Nursing students take active role in learning about health care legislation
- 'The Missional Leader' with Alan Roxburgh comes to MVNU
- Muskingum College
- Oberlin College
- Classicists from Across the Globe to Convene at Oberlin for Apuleius Conference
- New York Times Reviews Exhibition of AMAM works at the Met
- Star-Studded Grand Opening Planned April 30-May 1 for Oberlin's New, Iconic Music Building
- Stevie Wonder, Bill and Camille Cosby to Help Oberlin Dedicate and Celebrate the Grand Opening of the Bertram and Judith Kohl Building April 30-May 1
- Oberlin Students Join the Push for Immigration Reform in Washington
- Jacqueline A. Berrien '83 Sworn in as Chair of Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
- Five Oberlin Alumni Receive NSF Graduate Research Fellowships
- Oberlin Honors Earth Day with a Series of Speakers, Volunteer Opportunities, and Activities
- Udall Foundation Recognizes Two Oberlin Students as Environmental Leaders
- Comedy Troupes to Convene at Oberlin Improv Conference
- Student Entrepreneurs, Alumni Unite in Design Symposium
- Oberlin Violinists Sweep Up Awards
- Julie Taymor '74 to Present 2010 Commencement Address
- Friendship Day Celebration at Oberlin Hopes to Start International Tradition
- Oberlin Receives Collection of 100 Artists' Books
- The James and Susan Neumann Jazz Collection
- Oberlin's Artist Recital Series Concludes Season with Performances by the Cleveland Orchestra (April 9) and the American Brass Quintet (April 11)
- Oberlin Junior Awarded Truman Scholarship, Recognized as Outstanding Future Leader
- Oberlin Students Named Goldwater Scholars for 2010-2011
- Oberlin President Marvin Krislov Chosen as Supreme Leader of Cosmos
- Ohio Christian University
- OCU Baseball One Win From Regional Championship
- Baritones Dominic Lehman and Burt James Complete Senior Recitals
- Men's Soccer signs Bishop Watterson Standout
- OCU Emanuel Harris moves onto a professional career
- OCU Emanuel Harris moves onto a professional career
- Baseball Regional Moved to VA Stadium on Tuesday
- Rachel Briggs Signs with Lady Trailblazers Volleyball
- Blevins Signs to Play Basketball at OCU
- Rachel Briggs Signs with Lady Trailblazers Volleyball
- OCU Baseball Sweeps OSU Mansfield for 13 Season Wins
- 450 Volunteer for Pickaway County Community Action Day
- Lady Blazers Sign Local Standout Gretchen Meyer
- Jones Signs with Lady Blazers
- Lady Blazers Sign Taijah Brooks
- OCU Signs Christman to Play Basketball
- Alice Lloyd College of Kentucky Sweeps OCU Baseball
- Lady Blazers Sign Grove City Christian's Sarah Sharp
- Local Point Guard Signs with Lady Trailblazers
- Triple Play Halts Blazer Upset Bid
- OCU Baseball Sweeps Johnson Bible in Cincinnati
- The Ohio State Lantern
- Stretch Lefty does music right
- OSU Symphony Orchestra rings in spring
- Students write and act in own performances
- Thousands of OSU students fail to fill out census
- Historian and author to speak at Byrd Polar Research Center
- Old Navy at Lennox Center gets makeover
- OSU ahead of the curve in removing 'middle man' from loans
- Tea Party movement picks up in Columbus
- OSU can learn from campus cattle roundup
- Coach s daughter looks back on memorable season finale
- Letter to the editor: High Street protester says we should all defend workers
- New interim dean of arts and humanities is named
- Andy Samberg has Union in rapture
- An English course on...Kubrick?
- S.P.A.C.E comic expo draws crowd from Midwest
- B.o.B's debut is H-O-T
- Dogs hitched in spring, ditched in summer
- Website ranks fraternities and sororities on five subjective categories
- Former Senate majority leader to speak about health care reform at Fawcett Center
- Gee and State Attorney General to attend Multiple Perspectives conference
- The Ohio State University
- African American Heritage Festival - Town Hall Forum
- African Amercian Heritage Festival - Gospel Fest
- African American Heritage Festival 2010
- Campus Partners wins national recognition for revitalization of University District
- MBA for Working Professionals Information Session
- Out to save the world
- Third Annual College and University President's Conference
- Elizabeth D. Gee Distinguished Lecture in Ethics
- Town hall meeting: Human trafficking/modern day slavery
- The 2010 Multiple Perspectives conference
- Earth Day riverfront clean-up
- 'More than 48,000 jobs for Ohioans'
- Be counted: Ohio State students are encouraged to fill out the 2010 census
- Kick Off Celebration: African American Heritage Festival
- Ohio State graduate program rankings issued by U.S. News & World Report
- Study Abroad: Program Exploration walk-in hours
- Lecture: 'Political Aspects of Prophecy in Islamic Philosophy'
- State Issue 1: Promoting Ohio through product innovation and job growth
- Study: Democracy Not Vital For Internet To Flourish In Some Countries
- Lecture: 'Your Brain on Latino Comics'
- Union Institute & University
- Dr. Betty Overton-Adkins Appointed President of UI&U Board of Trustees
- Learners and Families from Across the Globe Will Attend May 5 Montpelier Graduation
- Brattleboro BA Program Open House and Commencement Weekend
- Cellist Michael Fitzpatrick Performs for UI&U's Center for Clinical Mindfulness & Meditation
- UI&U Hosts Open House Tuesday April 13 To Celebrate Partnership with the Urban League of Greater Cincinnati
- UI&U Announces Tuition Increase for 2010-2011 Academic Year
- Tara Scherner de la Fuente Promoted To Assistant Dean of UI&U's Cohort Ph.D. Program
- UI&U Announces Tuition Increase for 2011 Academic Year
- Union Institute & University Announces One Percent Tuition Increase
- UI&U Launches Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies Program
- UI&U s Brattleboro Academic Center Appoints New Director of Admissions
- UI&U'S BRATTLEBORO ACADEMIC CENTER APPOINTS NEW DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
- Graduate Degree Open House/Info Session March 9 at Cincinnati Center
- Cincinnati Center closed Tuesday due to weather
- Cincinnati Center closed due to weather
- Early closing at Cincinnati Center due to weather
- Delayed start at Cincinnati Center due to weather
- Cincinnati Center closed 2/9/10 due to weather
- Cincinnati Center Closed
- Snow Delay for Cincinnati Center
- University of Cincinnati
- Researchers Partner with Local Fire/EMS Agencies for Seizure Study
- Register for Lecture to Celebrate Retiring CECH Professor
- UC Honors the Students, Faculty, Staff and Administrators Who Exemplify the Ideals of UC's Just Community
- Big East Track and Field Championships to Be Contested at UC This Weekendbr
- WVXU (National Public Radio, Cincinnati): UC's Attila Kilinc Speaks Out on Eyjafjallaj kull
- PR Students Place 2nd in National PR Campaign
- 'Healthy Minds' Forum at UC May 1
- Bring Her to Campus for Mother's Day Brunch on Sunday, May 9
- And Then There Were Five
- News from the Aviation Technology Program at Clermont College
- THURSDAY: Are the Maya Really Afro-Maya?'
- Educational Studies Sponsors Workshop on Test and Item Analysis
- WATCH: Relay For Life at UC Raises More than $126,000
- Financially Wronged? New Study Says Investors Should Go After Leadership Instead of Corporation Itself
- Student UC Worldfest Organizer Shares Her Culture Through Celebration Featuring Food and Festivities
- SUNDAY: UC's Worldfest Presents Taste of India
- RWC eMedia Student Earns MTV Spot
- Faculty/Staff Campaign Gears Up for Another Record-Breaking Year, Celebrates Employee LoyaltyBR
- Calhoun Street Closure Affects Campus Access
- WLWT-TV: Renovations at Former Ford Plant Underway, Preparing for UC Classesbr
- University of Toledo
- Ritter PlanetariumProgram: Street Smart Astronomy
- Lake Erie Center Public Lecture Series
- Ritter Planetarium: Field Trip to the Moon
- Ritter PlanetariumProgram: Street Smart Astronomy
- Rosemarie Garland-Thomson
- Chemistry Seminar
- Ritter Planetarium: Field Trip to the Moon
- Biological Sciences Seminar
- Ritter PlanetariumProgram: Street Smart Astronomy
- UT Jazz Ensemble
- Disability Studies Program
- Independent Poetry & Artists' Books on Exhibit at Main Libra
- UT Jazz Night at Degage
- Mathematics Colloquium
- UT Jazz Night at Degage
- Chemistry Seminar
- Ritter Planetarium: Field Trip to the Moon
- Ritter PlanetariumProgram: Street Smart Astronomy
- Chemistry Seminar
- A&S 100 Anniversary Presentation
- Buckeye Commentary
- Former Buckeyes: when and where?
- Good news. Thaddeus was not drafted.
- Mailbag: You quit asking, we keep answering
- Comment on Big Ten should innovate with expansion by MikeLew
- Comment on Big Ten should innovate with expansion by MatthewMassey
- Comment on Big Ten should innovate with expansion by MikeLew
- Comment on Big Ten should innovate with expansion by MaliBuckeye
- Big Ten should innovate with expansion
- Comment on Next on the dance card? by nowakkr
- Next on the dance card?
- Malcolm Jenkins hearts Seantrel Henderson
- How High the Buckeye?
- Midweek Mierda: Grasping at Straws Edition
- AARP: Ohio
- Create The Good in Your Community
- Application for Ohio Volunteer Interest
- Confirmation
- AARP Names 2007 Best Employers for Workers Over 50
- You Can Stop Identity Theft in Ohio
- AARP Ohio Raises Consumers' Voice in Health Care Debate
- Ohio Newsletter
- Ohio Bulletin State News
- Ohio Bulletin State News
- Visit Us at the Ohio State Fair
- Help Improve the Quality of Life for Nursing Home Residents
- Affordable Health Coverage Can Start with Revising Insurance Regulations
- Another Two Ohioans Win AARP Foundation Scholarships
- Flu Season is Here Have You Gotten Vaccinated?
- Here s How You Can Make a Difference
- Local Writers Help Us Celebrate Our 50th Anniversary
- November is National Family Caregivers Month
- Ohio Volunteering
- Older Ohioans Offered Free Legal Help
- Stay on Guard Against Fraud
- Topix Ohio
- School Reform Path Is Blocked
- 19-year-old killed in semi, car collision
- Suspect in pair of Barre stabbings arrested in Ohio
- Northeast Ohio: Freeze warning causes gardeners to cover their plants
- Despite pressure, Monroe wona t back Ohio 63 extension
- American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio sues Cuyahoga County over transition records
- Start of smoking bans doesn't snuff out debate
- 1 dead following head-on collision
- Ohio News Roundup: GOP leader assails 'kitchen' remark;...
- Authorities: Van With Body Parked at Ohio School
- Second Fatal Crash Reported In Butler Co.
- Ohio Governor announces state stimulus job creation tax credits
- Survey: Ohio organ donor interest high, registration still low
- On April 27th, 2000 New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani disclosed that he had prostate cancer
- Forcing a special election in the 29th Congressional District
- Truce ordered in Ohio, Ky. 'rock war'
- Get Ohio Fiscal House in Order
- Armed home invaders caught after chase on I-75
- Soldier arrested in assault on Ohio homeless man
- Ohio man sentenced in pill-shopping case
