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Another oil rig explodes:
All 13 crew members escape, no sign of oil leak after blast
about 7 hours ago
NEW ORLEANS, La. " An oil platform exploded and burned off the Louisiana coast Thursday, the second such disaster in the Gulf of Mexico in less than five months. This time, the Coast Guard said there was no leak, and no one was...
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Nursing home manager quitting:
Commissioners now looking at options for Woodlands at Robinson
about 7 hours ago
The firm Portage County hired to manage its nursing home, the Woodlands at Robinson, has given notice it is terminating the contract when it ends this...
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Council approves plans for mural
about 7 hours ago
The gray, weathered and chipping paint on the supports of the Haymaker Parkway overpass spanning both the Cuyahoga River and Franklin Avenue is speeding toward its...
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[$] Ridge cleanup planned at Ravenna Arsenal
about 7 hours ago
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has contracted with a Texas firm to remove whatever munitions, explosives and debris remain at a disposal area known as Rocket Ridge near the center of the former Ravenna Army Ammunition...
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Earl threatens East Coast with pounding
about 7 hours ago
BUXTON, N.C. " The last ferry left for the mainland and coastal residents hunkered down at home as Hurricane Earl closed in with 115 mph winds Thursday on North Carolina's dangerously exposed Outer Banks, the first and potentially most destructive stop on the storm's projected journey up the Eastern...
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[$] Brimfield water thieves are fined
about 7 hours ago
Three employees of a landscaping company accused in April of stealing 4,000 gallons of water from a fire hydrant in Brimfield belonging to Portage County have pleaded guilty to lesser...
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[$] Ravenna apartment complex accused of discrimination
about 7 hours ago
The owners of a Ravenna apartment complex have been accused of housing discrimination by federal officials for allegedly refusing to rent apartments to families with small children, in violation of federal housing...
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Strickland spares killer who claimed innocence
about 7 hours ago
COLUMBUS " A condemned inmate had his life spared Thursday when Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland cited "legitimate questions" about evidence used to convict the inmate, even though the governor believes the prisoner committed the...
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Strict guidelines coming for Kent street vendors
about 7 hours ago
Strict guidelines coming for Kent street vendors By Matt Fredmonsky | staff writer Street vendors in Kent may soon go the way of taxi cab companies. Strict regulations are on the way for people who sell food out of trailers downtown during the weekends....
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Dr. Emilio Ferrara presents the Community Award to
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Dr. Emilio Ferrara presents the Community Award to Regina McFarland, mother of Kevin McFarland, at the district's Opening Assembly. Members of the McFarland family attended the event on Monday. At the Opening Convocation for Kent teachers and staff,...
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Ravenna parks taking class registration
about 7 hours ago
Ravenna parks taking class registration Ravenna Parks and Recreation is taking registration for its youth baton, hip hop, tap, ballet and pre-combo classes during the fall session. Registration deadline is Friday. The fee breaks down to $20 per month....
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Ravenna apartment complex accused of discrimination
about 7 hours ago
Ravenna apartment complex accused of discrimination By Dave O'Brien | Staff Writer The owners of a Ravenna apartment complex have been accused of housing discrimination by federal officials for allegedly refusing to rent apartments to families with...
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CORRECTION
about 7 hours ago
CORRECTION Monty L. Smith, arrested Tuesday by Ravenna police for criminal child enticement, lives at 2360 Fox Hollow Lane in Randolph. An incorrect address was listed in Thursday's...
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Hiram orchestra seeking volunteers
about 7 hours ago
Hiram orchestra seeking volunteers The Hiram Chamber Orchestra is seeking volunteer string players from the Hiram and surrounding communities for the 2010-2011 academic year. Membership is open to people ages 14 to adult who have string playing...
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No issues reported in Kent cemetery audit
about 7 hours ago
No issues reported in Kent cemetery audit Standing Rock Union Cemetery on North Mantua Street in Kent has received a clean audit, Auditor of State Mary Taylor's office announced Thursday. The auditor's office issued no findings for the cemetery's...
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Recession talk cooled down with vastly improving economic data
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Recession talk cooled down with vastly improving economic data Associated Press WASHINGTON -- The feeble economy exhibited a smidgen of strength Thursday, with mildly positive reports on jobs, store sales and housing. Figures released on unemployment...
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Baby died after body flushed with alcohol
about 7 hours ago
Baby died after body flushed with alcohol Associated Press CINCINNATI -- An Ohio coroner says a 7-month-old Indiana baby died after his body was flushed with alcohol and not a saline solution during heart surgery at a Cincinnati hospital. Hamilton County...
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Strickland spares killer who claimed innocence
about 7 hours ago
Strickland spares killer who claimed innocence Associated Press COLUMBUS -- A condemned inmate had his life spared Thursday when Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland cited "legitimate questions" about evidence used to convict the inmate, even though the governor...
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Burger King sets its sights overseas after $3.26B sale
about 7 hours ago
Burger King sets its sights overseas after $3.26B sale Associated Press CHICAGO -- Burger King's new ruler could help its empire expand. Burger King Holdings Inc. sealed a deal Thursday to sell itself for $3.26 billion to 3G Capital, an investment firm...
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Mexico: Soldiers kill 25 in border gunbattle
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Mexico: Soldiers kill 25 in border gunbattle Associated Press MONTERREY, Mexico -- Mexico's military says 25 suspects have been shot dead by soldiers in a gunbattle near the U.S. border. A spokesman says soldiers were patrolling around noon Thursday in...
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| Exhibit: I Never Leave the House without a Hat - The Savanna Vaughn Clark Collection
Hats off to Savanna Vaughn Clark, of Washington, D.C., who has donated more than 100 hats to the Kent State...
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| Exhibit: Stavropoulos
George Stavropoulos was a New York fashion designer that built a multi-million dollar business on his signature, floating chiffon dresses....
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| Exhibit: Point of Departure: Five Contemporary Realists
Reception: Friday September 10th, 5:00 - 7:30 PM Artist Talk 6:00 PM Gallery is closed Monday, September 6
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