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Zoo Educates Public during Pandemic
By: Paige Miller
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NORRISTOWN, Pa. – Elmwood Park Zoo’s own Rosie the Tarantula and Pokey the Porcupine have become the newest YouTube sensations while zoo operations are suspended during the covid-19 pandemic. Animals… Read More
Bride Makes Changes To Wedding Due To COVID-19
By: Caitlin Hunt
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio— COVID-19 has affected everyone’s day to day life, and its safety measures have caused businesses to close and major events to be canceled. But, major life events,… Read More
Sports Fans Find Alternatives During No-Sports Interlude
By: Zach Paquette
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – COVID-19 struck the sports world on March 12 as the NBA was the first professional sports league in the United States to suspend its season. Many other… Read More
No Students Equals No Business Even When Athens Reopens
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – About a third of the U.S. economy has frozen because of the coronavirus outbreak and both the state of Ohio and Athens have seen their share of… Read More
Student Teaching Placed on Hold During Pandemic
By: Vince Damico
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MASON, Ohio – Education majors who were doing their student teaching during the spring semester are now waiting to see if they will receive credit even though the semester was… Read More
Senior Class Unites Through Front Doors
By: Claire Geary
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AVON LAKE, Ohio – Graduating high school seniors are normally honored through senior nights and ceremonies in the spring before being handed their diplomas. But due to the coronavirus, seniors… Read More
RVs 4 MDs Helps Frontline Healthcare Workers
By: Anna Azallion
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CINCINNATI — Some healthcare workers across the world have concerns about infecting their loved ones when they come home from work during the COVID-19 pandemic. Lynn Schneller is one of… Read More
Library Brings Virtual Resources to Patrons
By: Bryan Kurp
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GIBSONIA, Pa. – Libraries offer more than books to the public. Patrons can surf the internet on the public computers, print documents if they don’t own a printer at home… Read More
Animal Crossing: New Horizons – Newest Way to Stay Connected
By: Rhyann Green
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WILMINGTON, Ohio — Animal Crossing: New Horizons is the latest installment in the nineteen-year long series, offering players a chance to destress on a deserted island of their own. Time… Read More
Ohio Athletes Grateful for Extra Year of Eligibility
By: Brandon Monty
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MENTOR, Ohio – Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the NCAA is granting an extra year of eligibility to all spring collegiate athletes. This moves comes after the NCAA suspended all… Read More
N@N: Ohio University Nursing and Medical Students Graduating Early
By: Jacob Murray
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Currently, hospitals are in a fight with COVID-19 and they need all the help they can get. That is why during a pandemic like this, Ohio University has come to… Read More
Class of 2020 Struggles through COVID-19
By: Jacob Murray
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Graduation. A time of celebration, to look back on the hard work put into the goal of getting a college degree and moving onto your future career. This year, COVID-19… Read More
Defunct ECOT Helped Teacher Prepare for Today’s Online Teaching
By: Claire Geary
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AVON LAKE, Ohio – Teaching online has been a fast and unexpected transition for most, but one teacher had the prior experience to make the switch much smoother. Rob Schofield,… Read More
Safer Shopping at Fresh Air Farmers Markets
By: Hardika Singh
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ATHENS, Ohio — Athens Farmers Market Promotions Manager Rhonda Dybiec encourages community members to shop local and recommends purchasing groceries outside in the fresh air. Dybiec said the air handling… Read More
College Rugby Team in Pennsylvania Stays in Shape Despite Season Suspension
By: Bryan Kurp
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GIBSONIA, Pa. – The Robert Morris University men’s rugby team had a successful fall season. The Domers, a club team at the university consisting of about 20 players, finished their… Read More
Athens Public Transit Cleans up While Eliminating Fares
By: Aditya Sahasrabudhe
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ATHENS, Ohio – Essential travel is still allowed in Ohio despite the continuation of the stay-at-home order. Athens Public Transit is making those trips easier by eliminating fares on all… Read More
Neither Snow nor Rain nor Heat nor Gloom of COVID-19
By: Vince Damico
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MASON, Ohio – The United States Postal Service is distributing millions of masks, gloves and cleaning supplies to over 30 thousand locations each day. For the more than 600,000 Americans… Read More
Driving Schools Shift Gears During Pandemic
By: Paige Miller
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NORRISTOWN, PA. — Social distancing in the age of COVID-19 has rendered behind-the-wheel driving lessons nearly impossible for drivers hoping to get their license. Department of Motor Vehicle locations are… Read More
Coronavirus Doesn’t Stop Athlete From Training
By: Alex Porter
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio – Stay-at-home orders around the country have prevented athletes from heading to the gym to prepare for their seasons. But one athlete from Northeast Ohio has had… Read More
One Community Center’s Virtual Approach to COVID-19
By: Samantha Weinraub
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CLEVELAND, Ohio – In the past, community centers have been a gathering place and the hub of activity for many families and neighborhoods. With our new normal due to the… Read More
Student Voters Could Decide City Elections in Athens County
By: Anna Hoffman
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The 2020 presidential election has been on voters’ minds for months, and for many Ohioans it will be the only election they choose to take part in for the next… Read More
Animal Shelters Call For Foster Homes
By: Caitlin Hunt
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NORTH CANTON, Ohio — Humans have been helping humans during the COVID-19 pandemic by staying home and only taking what they need in grocery stores. But, their four-legged friends need… Read More
Wooden Easter Eggs Spread Springtime Cheer
By: Vince Damico
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TOLEDO, Ohio – A Toledo-area man is using his woodworking skills to bring some springtime joy to his community during the coronavirus pandemic. My Uncle Greg Morsches, has been making… Read More
College Students Adjust to Online Instruction
By: Bryan Kurp
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GIBSONIA, Pa. – The spring 2020 semester started out normally for college students but will be ending in a way no student had ever imagined. Four-weeks ago, the COVID-19 outbreak… Read More
International Trucking Takes COVID-19 Hit
By: Andrea Robinson
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COLUMBUS, Ohio – International shipping ground to a halt when COVID-19 restrictions were implemented. Those restrictions are being felt throughout Ohio as well. At GFS Transportation’s Columbus terminal, fully-loaded shipping… Read More
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