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Ohio Men’s Golf Finishes 11th At Pinehurst Invitational
By: Rusty Brumbaugh
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Ohio men's golf finished the Pinehurst Invitational Tuesday with 295 that left them in 11th for the tournament and 39 strokes off the leader. Ball State finished first with a combined 885 and was led by Tyler Merkel with a 214 over three rounds. Ohio's Byron Firestone did not finish best for the Bobcats for… Read More
Ohio Baseball Drops Road Game To Kentucky, 6-3
The Ohio baseball team (3-11) traveled to Lexington, Ky. on Tuesday, looking to upset No. 9 Kentucky (14-2), but came up short. Despite holding the Wildcats scoreless after the third inning, the Bobcats couldn’t put together a late game rally, losing 6-3. Kentucky jumped on Ohio pitcher Sean Kennedy early with four runs in the… Read More
Info On Held Exotic Animals In Ohio To Be Public
By: Associated Press
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The state says officials won't voluntarily publicize the types of animals at Ohio's new holding facility for exotic creatures but will release that public information if it is requested. Ohio Department of Agriculture Director David Daniels had said during a media preview that the information wouldn't be released to the public, mainly to deter anyone… Read More
Proposed W.Va. Bill Looks To Study Prescription Drug Abuse
By: Associated Press
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A proposal to set up a special team to study prescription drug overdoses is working its way through the West Virginia Senate. The bill was approved unanimously by the Government Organization Committee on Tuesday. It would establish a team of public health officials, law enforcement officers, doctors, nurses, counselors and pharmacists that would study every… Read More
Kasich Adviser Selected As New Ohio Schools Chief
By: Associated Press
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Ohio's state school board has picked a top education adviser to Republican Gov. John Kasich as the new superintendent of public instruction. Richard Ross was selected over Acting Superintendent Michael Sawyers on Tuesday by a 10-6 vote of the State Board of Education. The two finalists arose from a list of 30 applicants from 14… Read More
Steve James And Del Rey At The Fur Peace Ranch
The blues duo of Del Rey and Steve James captured in performance in 2006. Plus solo performances from Del Rey in 2001 and Steve James in 2002.
Ohio Softball Player Earns MAC East Player of the Week
Ohio softball catcher Lauren Gellerman earns her second conference award of the season as she is named MAC East Player of the Week. It is the fifth award for the team so far this season. Last week, Gellerman was the most productive player for the 'Cats on offense, hitting .571 in five games. She had… Read More
Prosecution Rests Case In Shifflet Trial
By: Megan Moseley
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The State rested its case in the trial of a 76-year-old Glouster man accused of sexually molesting five girls. The defense will put on its case Wednesday morning after a week and a half of prosecutors calling witnesses to testify against Thomas E. Shifflet. Shifflet is facing three counts of gross sexual imposition, one count… Read More
Ohio Softball Doubleheader Against Dayton Postponed To Friday
By: Brad Friedman
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Unplayable field conditions at the University of Dayton Softball Stadium have forced officials to postpone Wednesday’s doubleheader between the Bobcats and the Flyers. The first game of the doubleheader will now be played at 2 p.m. this Friday, March 15. The 13-6 Bobcats look to continue their offensive success against a struggling Dayton squad. Led… Read More
US Senate Panel To Question Former Ohio AG
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Former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is expected to field questions from a U.S. Senate panel considering his re-nomination to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Whether Cordray will be confirmed is uncertain. Wall Street interests and Republicans in Congress fiercely opposed the agency created to defend consumer rights as part of the 2010 overhaul… Read More