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Hocking College To Apply To Be Cannabis Research Institution
By: Susan Tebben
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Hocking College is looking to become the sole research institution in Ohio for medical cannabis. Young announced the institution’s intention to apply to be a facility where medical cannabis can… Read More
OU’s President To Make Capitol Hill Push For DREAMers
By: WOUB Staff Writer
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Ohio University president Duane Nellis said he will urge Ohio’s Congressional delegation in Washington, D.C., to protect undocumented immigrants who came to America as children and are now students. Nellis… Read More
Introducing…The FRONTLINE Dispatch!
Podcast Season Premieres September 14 Today, FRONTLINE is announcing the launch of The FRONTLINE Dispatch, narrative podcasts that expand the series’ tradition of deeply reported long-form journalism. This is a… Read More
19th Annual Pawpaw Festival Slated for Sept. 15-17
By: Emily Votaw
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September 15-17 will mark the 19th annual Ohio Pawpaw Festival on the banks of Lake Snowden – an event that has come to be characterized by community, eclectic pawpaw dishes,… Read More
Amazon Project Receives $7.8 Million Job-Creation Tax Credit
By: Associated Press
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NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio board has approved an estimated $7.8 million tax credit for Amazon as the e-commerce giant plans a new fulfillment center outside of Cleveland… Read More
Zanesville Community Theatre Opening ‘Sherlock Holmes’ Sept. 8
The Zanesville Community Theatre will be opening its 55th season this coming weekend with the drama Sherlock Holmes, based on the perennially popular stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Performances… Read More
West Virginia State Parks To Have Electric Car Charging By Year End
By: Associated Press
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) – Charging stations for electric vehicles are expected to be installed at all West Virginia state park guest lodges by the end of the year. The Charleston… Read More
Episode 101: Wendy Merb-Brown
When students enter college, or undergo other similar transitions during their academic careers, they are at greater risk of academic difficulties. This episode features Wendy Merb-Brown, who is the Assistant… Read More
Floridians Keep Wary Eye On Hurricane Irma, Buying Supplies
By: Associated Press
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MIAMI (AP) – Floridians took advantage of the Labor Day holiday to empty many store shelves of drinking water and other supplies in advance of Hurricane Irma, which could affect… Read More
Ohio Victims’ Fund Denies Thousands Due To Strict Rules
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – An Ohio program designed to help compensate victims of crime has strict rules that cause thousands of applicants to be rejected each year. A Dayton Daily… Read More