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The Chronicle of Higher Education featured Anya Galli Robertson’s class. Aviation history Janet Bednarek shared her expertise with Forbes. International, Los Angeles and local outlets interviewed five political science faculty. The Chronicle of Higher Education. Anya Galli Robertson, sociology. Forbes. Janet Bednarek, history. Los Angeles Times. Christopher Devine, political...
Ladder 11 shares Tailgate specials for Sunday football!
DAYTON, Ohio (WDTN)– We’re gearing up for football season with Brown Street’s Jimmie’s Ladder 11! Owner Nick Brandell joined Living Dayton on Friday featuring his signature Tailgate Appetizers and the best ranch recipe passed down through the Brandell family. For more information, click here or watch...
Driver Was 'Four Times Legal Limit' When He Hit & Dragged Girl, 9, Who Lost Foot: Police
An Ohio man accused of hitting a 9-year-old girl on her bike with his Hummer, before dragging her half a mile with his vehicle, was allegedly four times the legal limit at the time of the incident.
History's happening at Rossford cafe: Danny's addition will bowl you over
Take a trip down memory lane in Rossford at the renovated Danny’s Cafe. There are elements of Libbey-Owens-Ford, high school sports teams from the past, and even a former town bowling alley throughout the expanded restaurant and bar at 600 Dixie Hwy. “I wanted this to be a legacy project for the town,” said owner Brad Morrison. “It’s about everything that happened here in the 1800s, how L-O-F brought everybody to one spot.” At every turn, there is a piece of history to be taken in, or to take a moment in the present, sip a beer, watch some sports, or dance to live music.
Block-by-block cleanup targets DeVilbiss neighborhood
The city of Toledo’s Division of Urban Beautification will be servicing the DeVilbiss neighborhood as part of Saturday’s the block-by-block neighborhood cleanup. The program, which started in April, is from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. every other Saturday in specific neighborhoods across the city. On Saturday, city workers will collect debris, waste, and recyclable materials directly from residents’ curbs, free of charge. Anything not collected on Saturday should be left at the curb for collection on Monday. Items to be collected include bulky items such as furniture, mattresses, and wood; electronics including small appliances, TVs, and computers; and green waste items such as large branches, debris, and overgrowth.
Former Star Georgia RB Signs With Cincinnati Bengals
This week has been a tough and stressful week for so many NFL players. Tuesday at 4 PM was the deadline for teams to trim their roster down to 53 by waiving, releasing, or assigning players to an alternative list. However, in the days following, it opened the door for a massive wave of free agents ...
Why are flags at half-staff in Ohio?
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — Gov. Mike DeWine has ordered U.S. and Ohio flags to be flown at half-staff. Flags will be lowered on Ohio’s public buildings and grounds at the statehouse, the Vern Riffe Center and the Rhodes Tower in honor of Ohio Overdose Awareness Day on Saturday. The national and state flags will remain […]
Conservancy district curtails water sales from Atwood Lake because of drought conditions
NEW PHILADELPHIA ‒ Due to significant drought conditions in much of Ohio and the Tuscarawas Valley, the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District is curtailing water sales from Atwood Lake to Encino Energy for oil and gas well operations. As of Wednesday, the conservancy district is reducing water sales to Encino by 75% because Atwood Lake is a foot and a half below its normal summer pool, according to Craig Butler, MWCD executive director. The MWCD had an...
State Highway Patrol on the lookout for drunken, impaired drivers
The Ohio State Highway Patrol is urging drivers to make safe choices over the Labor Day weekend. As part of statewide holiday enforcement efforts, troopers will be focusing on getting drunken and drugged drivers off the road. “Everyone traveling Ohio’s roads plays a part in keeping them safe this Labor Day,” said Col. Charles A. Jones, patrol superintendent. “By planning ahead and designating a sober driver, you contribute to making our roadways secure for all.” During the 2023 Labor Day holiday weekend, 24 people were killed in 23 crashes. Of those, 17 fatalities involved alcohol or drugs. In 11 of the fatalities where safety belts were available, 10 people were unbelted.
Ohio Elections Commission exonerates Pick. Co. GOP, Sheriff's candidate
Ohio Elections Commission voted 7 to 0 to clear the Pickaway County Republican Party, Ohio Republican Party, and Sheriff Matthew Hafey of alleged wrongdoing in the 2024 primary. The Elections Commission, which enforces Ohio’s campaign law, held a hearing Thursday, to review a complaint filed by Dale Thomas, who unsuccessfully challenged the incumbent sheriff in the Republican primary in March. Thomas asserted in his complaint that the use of the...
Seafood chain abruptly closed ‘unprofitable’ Ohio location, plans 22 other closures this week
We’re sorry to report the bad news – there’s one less place in Ohio for those famous cheddar bay biscuits, and 22 less nationally. Back in May, the national seafood chain Red Lobster filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, citing a series of missteps, such as making the $20 all-you-can-eat shrimp a permanent menu feature, instead of just an annual, limited-time offer, which cost the company $11 million.
Ohio Supreme Court shoots down PUCO’s delay tactic that’s cost utility customers hundreds of millions
COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Ohio Supreme Court disallowed the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s practice of granting itself extra time to reconsider its rulings – a custom that, by one calculation, has cost Ohio ratepayers $273 million since 2009. The Supreme Court’s 4-2 ruling on Tuesday came...
Greenville football game start time pushed back to 8:00 pm
GREENVILLE – Due to expected high temperatures this afternoon and early evening, the start time for tonight’s Varsity Football game at Troy has been pushed back one hour. Kickoff is now scheduled for 8:00 pm. (Greenville Athletic Director Aaron Shaffer)
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