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Licking County
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  1. Tommy Pellett performs a trick during a BMX demo at Everett Park organized for kids participating in the Opportunity Links program. Jessica Phelps/The Advocate

    Bike shop owners want to revamp Everett Park skate park

    Josh Devoll's students stood with eyes wide and jaws dropped as local BMX biker and co-owner of Downtown Cycles, Juston 'Jutt' Wood, started pedaling …

  1. Meijer didn't answer questions, fate of many employees uncertain
  2. West Licking model fire district, or too costly to duplicate?
  3. The Arcade was Newark's first shopping mall
  4. Despite hurdles local ballot issues face, system unlikely to change

Fairfield County
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  1. Small churches buck odds to keep going strong

    Crystal Mirth, left, looks down at what her daughter Alexandra Mirth is drawing during the Sunday morning worship service at St. Peter's Little Country Church on Tschopp Road in Pleasant Township. Matthew Berry/Eagle-Gazette

    It was 23 years ago when the Rev. William Beausay made a life-changing decision: He no longer wanted to be the pastor of a large church. 'I have five …

  1. Election problems not isolated to primary
  2. Local revenue increases without ballot requests becoming more common for schools
  3. Fairfield Medical Center hosts CPR training day
  4. Will Boy Scouts accept gay youth? Vote is imminent

North-Central Ohio
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  1. Festival's food offers a taste of Greece

    The young adult dance group performs the Kritiko Syrto Saturday afternoon during the Greek Festival at the Sts. Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church. Daniel Melograna/News Journal

    Brant and Carol Kinney arrived at the Greek Festival at lunchtime but were still seated in the lower cafeteria hours later.

  1. 'An Evening of Shakespearean Talent' graces Kingwood Center
  2. Local leaders combat brain drain
  3. Civil War letters tell a story
  4. Two Richland Co. Puppy mills make 'Horrible Hundred' list

Southeastern Ohio
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  1. Imprisoned Amish protest GED rule

    Some of the Amish sentenced in beard-cutting attacks on fellow Amish in Ohio are upset with federal prison education requirements.

  1. Reinventing Dresden
  2. Her job is a piece of cake
  3. Pipeline could run through Cumberland
  4. Will Boy Scouts accept gay youth? Vote is imminent

South-Central Ohio
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  1. Amber Siroin performed a trumpet solo during her graduation Saturday at Zane Trace High School. Frank Robertson/Gazette

    ZT graduate juggled two jobs, paying bills through senior year

    Saturday marked the first official step into adulthood for Zane Trace graduate Amber Siroin, but her journey into adulthood began more than a year …

  1. Southeastern graduate looks to future
  2. Six men travel more than 3,000 miles to honor comrades fallen in Vietnam
  3. Beating the odds with story about beating the odds
  4. Puppy mill reforms slow to come

Marion County
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  1. Hook wins women's bowling tournament by one pin

    Tina Hook rolled a 729 series to win the singles title by just one pin in the recent 2013 Marion United States Bowling Congress Women's Bowling …

  1. Mayes Classic planned July 19-21
  2. Ohio Wesleyan to host girls basketball camps, shootouts
  3. Memorial Day softball tournament scheduled
  4. Elgin baseball to hold youth camp

Coshocton County
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  1. Confusion leads to $7,191 mistake

    Ron Lusk, West Lafayette village councilman and member of the Ridgewood recreation department board talks about the effort put into the building and maintenance of West Lafayette Water Works Park. Chris Crook/Tribune

    Poor communication and conflicting statements are related to a digging mishap that caused about $7,200 in damage at the West Lafayette Water Plant.

  1. Puppy mill reforms are slow to form
  2. Local revenue increases without ballot requests becoming more common for schools
  3. Will Boy Scouts accept gay youth? Vote is imminent
  4. Pipeline could run through Cumberland

Crawford County
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  1. Will Boy Scouts accept gay youth? Vote is imminent

    With its ranks deeply divided, the Boy Scouts of America is asking its local leaders from across the country to decide whether its contentious …

  1. Despite hurdles local ballot issues face, system unlikely to change
  2. Local revenue increases without ballot requests becoming more common for schools
  3. Keith case has cost taxpayers more than $209,000
  4. Anti-bullying walk honors late teacher

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