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Soul of Athens For Saturday
Soul of Athens is an awarding winning, online multimedia publication created every year by over 100 students at Ohio University. WOUB – in partnership with Soul of Athens –… Read More
Ohio To Establish Ultra-fast Broadband Network
By: Fred Kight
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Later this year, someone will flip a switch and Ohio will start using a new ultra-fast broadband network. It's a project that promises to dramatically advance research and job growth… Read More
EPA Says Well Water In PA Gas Drilling Town Is Safe
By: Associated Press
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Federal environmental regulators say testing of scores of drinking-water wells in a northeastern Pennsylvania village has failed to show unsafe levels of contamination, a blow to residents who assert a… Read More
Local Author Predicts Strong Future For Energy Resources
By: Katie Doup
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A local author is exploring the history of energy and is making predictions for our energy future. Jay Warmke of Blue Rock Station said he wrote the book, When The… Read More
Poking Fun At Phobias: Athens Illustrator Confronts Fear Through Art
By: Taylor Evans
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People deal with their phobias in a variety of ways. Confronting them, ignoring them, denying their existence. Illustrator Steve Richter draws them. On Monday, May 14, Richter will host the… Read More
Morning Audio Update For May 11
A new technology program is coming to the region to bring Ohioans up-to-date with computers and the Internet. Plus, Ohio's auditor is urging Ohio lawmakers to save any surplus money… Read More
Ohio Farm Where Exotics Escaped Faces Foreclosure
By: Associated Press
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Prosecutors have filed foreclosure notices for the eastern Ohio farm where a suicidal man released dozens of tigers, bears and other exotic animals that had to be killed by authorities… Read More
Ohio AG Says Youth Films Should Not Show Smoking
By: Associated Press
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Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and 37 of his counterparts elsewhere are urging movie studios to take smoking out of films rated for youth audiences. DeWine's office says those attorneys… Read More
Ohio Elections Chief Denies GOP Ballot Claims
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's elections chief is defending his decision to require county election boards to follow a federal court decree instead of state law when it comes to counting provisional ballots. … Read More