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Waterford’s Season Ends to Wellington
By: Griffin Ratcliffe
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With 30 seconds left and Waterford down three, the Wildcats demonstrate a full-court press. The only problem was the lone Jaguar at the other end of the court. The ball is thrown to him, and he catches it. The only problem? Solomo Pierre-Louis walks. However, the late game turnover would not be in Waterford’s favor… Read More
Ohio Accepts Bid to WNIT, Will Play Penn State in First Round
By: Thomas Garverick
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Amani Burke had one last chance to send the Bobcats to the Mid-American Conference Semi-Finals. As the final seconds ticked away, trailing by two, Burke shot a three from the left wing, it rattled in and out and fell to the floor, ending the Bobcats hopes of getting to the NCAA tournament. The Bobcats now… Read More
Dorsey Wins Third MAC East Pitcher of the Week Award
By: Justin Cudahy
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It wasn’t until the fifth of last season that a Bobcat was honored as the Mid-American Conference East Pitcher/Player of the Week for the Ohio softball team. Now, as Week 4 comes to its end the team will be celebrating their fourth award this season, with Savannah Jo Dorsey snatching her third MAC East Pitcher… Read More
Legislature OKs Bill to Reduce Coal Mine Inspections
By: Associated Press
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FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) – Kentucky lawmakers have agreed to loosen inspection requirements for underground coal mines. The Kentucky Senate gave final approval to House Bill 384 on Tuesday. It would give the Department of Natural Resources commissioner discretion to replace up to three safety inspections with a mine safety analysis visit. It would also let… Read More
Ohio Ready for Central Oklahoma in ACHA National Championship Game
By: Robbie Dipaola
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A few weeks ago, the Ohio Bobcats skated off the ice in Bensonville, Ill. losers of their last three games. With their win Monday night the Bobcats are riding a three-game winning streak and sit only one win away from claiming their fifth national championship in school history. During the two weeks leading up to… Read More
Episode 011: Angela Hosek
Dr. Angela Hosek directs the basic communication course in Ohio University’s School of Communication Studies in the Scripps College of Communication. Dr. Hosek discusses how group dynamics play a role in the learning process for millennial students, as well as how education approaches must adapt to the ways in which millennial students tend to learn.
Bill to Eliminate Courtesy Patrol in West Virginia Passes House of Delegates
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – The West Virginia House of Delegates has passed legislation that would eliminate a state-funded roadside assistance program. The bill passed on a 58-41 vote Tuesday and now moves to the state Senate. Several delegates spoke in favor of and against the bill, which moves funding that pays a nonprofit group to… Read More
Companies File for Bankruptcy in Kentucky After Radioactive Waste Fines
By: Associated Press
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WEST LIBERTY, Ky. (AP) – A business owner and his two firms that were fined millions of dollars after being accused of illegally dumping low-level nuclear waste have all filed for bankruptcy in federal court. Advanced TENORM Services LLC, BES LLC and Cory David Hoskins, all of West Liberty, filed separate voluntary petitions for Chapter… Read More
Ohio Delays Submitting Education Plan, Will Review Feedback
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – State officials will spend more time reviewing public feedback before sending federal regulators Ohio’s education and accountability plan under the law that replaced No Child Left Behind. Ohio intended to submit the plan next month, but educators raised criticisms about the draft, particularly about not reducing standardized testing. State Superintendent Paolo… Read More
Police: Man Hit Undercover Cop He Thought was Drug Dealer
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EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio (AP) – Police in eastern Ohio say a man thought an undercover officer in his neighborhood was a drug dealer and attacked the detective after yelling at him to leave the area. Forty-five-year-old Don Talbert appeared Monday in East Liverpool Municipal Court, where he’s charged with assault, resisting arrest and drunken driving…. Read More