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Ohio Baseball: Central Michigan routs ‘Cats in MAC Tournament second round
By: Bryan Kurp
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AVON,Ohio – Entering Thursday, Ohio has won every MAC Tournament game under Rob Smith, while Central Michigan, the top team in the MAC, entered the game with a 15-game winning streak. The two teams met in the second round of the tournament Thursday, so one of the streaks had to come to an end. Central… Read More
NMF ’19 Interviews: Skyway Man
By: Emily Votaw
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Skyway Man is the intricate, ufology-informed, delectably hazy folk futurism project of lauded musician James Wallace (of Nashville’s James Wallace & the Naked Light.) In 2017, Wallace released the sprawling Skyway Man double LP Seen Comin’ From a Mighty Eye (Yewknee Records), a project whose conceptual nature is difficult to articulate but a lot of… Read More
Construction Season Underway in Athens
By: Blake Hardesty
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The summer season is upon us and that means construction projects are underway. From construction right on Ohio University’s campus like demolition of Smith Hall to a repaving project on East State Street across town, it is a busy time for the construction crews. Construction around town also means changes to traffic patterns and travel… Read More
Medical Board Vote is Step Toward More Info on Accused Doctor
By: Associated Press
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The State Medical Board has taken a step toward possibly making more information public from its old investigation involving an Ohio State University team doctor recently found to have sexually abused male students for two decades. Details about the board investigation involving the late Dr. Richard Strauss have remained confidential under… Read More
West Virginia Community Seeks to Outlaw Needle Exchanges
By: Associated Press
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LOGAN, W.Va. (AP) – A West Virginia community is taking a stand against needle exchange programs. News outlets report Logan County commissioners voted this week to draft an ordinance that would outlaw starting a needle exchange program there. Commissioner Danny Godby says officials want to find a way to eliminate dirty needles, but they think… Read More