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State Sets Up New Child Abuse Reporting Hotline
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Reporting suspected child abuse in Ohio is now as simple as calling one number. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services has set up 855-O-H-CHILD (855-642-4453) to link the caller to a child welfare or law enforcement office in their area. The new hotline is an automated telephone directory that directs callers to local… Read More
Ohio Has Easier Way To Report Child Abuse
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All 88 county's in Ohio now have an easier way to report suspected child abuse. The Ohio Department of Job and Family Serivices has set up one number to link the caller to a child welfare or law enforcement office in their area. Director Michael Colbert says how important it is for people to be… Read More
OU Student Expo Set For April
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Ohio University students will once again have a chance to showcase their creative abilities in the upcoming Student Expo 2013. Organizer Roxanne Male-Brune says the topics are presented in a unique way. "Our motto basically is, is as long as it's legal and it's safe, we really encourage students to present their work in any… Read More
Student Expo Set For April 11th
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Ohio University's student expo features presentations from all disciplines. Organizer Roxanne Male-Brune says the topics are presented in a unique way. "Our motto basically is, is as long as it's legal and it's safe, we really encourage students to present their work in any creative way that they can think of," says Male-Brune. The expo… Read More
Blazer Appointed BWC Business Development Manager
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Owner of Blazer and Associates, Inc., Jim Blazer, has been appointed Ohio's Bureau of Workers' Compenstion business development manager. Steve Buehrer, administrator and CEO of the BWC, says he is pleased to have Jim there to help employers have a safer work environment. Blazer is tasked with helping businesses save money by preventing accidents and… Read More
Scioto Co. Man Charged With Murdering Baby
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A Rosemount man is in jail, accused of murdering his girlfriend's infant child. Brandon Wilson, 23, is facing charges for the murder of ten-month-old Neylan Wilson. The mother of the child, Tierra Simeona, called 911 on November 19. Scioto County Sheriff Marty Donini says the infant was treated for a skull fracture and other life… Read More
ODOT Adds Lights To Improve Snow Plow Visability
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The Ohio Department of Transportation is currently adding green strobe lights to snow plows. Public Information Officer David Rose says the goal is to make the plows more visable for drivers in Ohio and especially in District 10. Rose says green is the most visable light color for the human eye. "For ODOT kind of… Read More
Chillicothe PD Search For Company Accused Of Fraud
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The Chillicothe Police Department is looking for information on a company that has failed to repair roofs damaged by hail and wind. Public Information Officer Bud Lytle says a woman reported she had paid the company for work and had not returned. Lytle says they have attempted to make contact with the company Restore It… Read More
Marietta School Theft Total Rises
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An auditor found a former Marietta City School District assistant treasurer allegedly stole more than $145,000 over a period of five-and-a-half years. According to Washington County Sheriff detectives, Barbara Mincks admitted to stealing from the district when questioned by investigators earlier this year. Treasurer Matt Reed says Mincks started stealing in June 2007. "She would… Read More
Winner Declared In Meigs Co. Prosecutor’s Race
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After two weeks of waiting for the provisional ballots to be counted in Meigs County, Colleen Williams has been re-elected as prosecutor. Becky Johnston, the Meigs County Board of Elections director, says Williams won by 77 votes. There was only a 115 vote difference for Williams and her opponent before the provisional ballots were counted…. Read More
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