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Badge of officer killed in 1919 returned
United Press International AKRON, Ohio, May 14 (UPI) — The badge worn by an Akron, Ohio, police officer who died in the line of duty 90 years ago has been returned to his grandchildren. Sgt. Tom Dye, the Akron department's historian, presented the badge to Rita Sabo and Bob … |
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Badge of officer killed in 1919 returned - United Press International
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Latest family-friendly events, tips and information for Northeast … - The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com
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Latest family-friendly events, tips and information for Northeast …
The Plain Dealer - cleveland.com, OH Check out our ideas for entertaining your family on the cheap. by MIT Mommy Mother's Day seems to have left humor and happiness in its wake! For a mother humorously lamenting her post-mother's-day syndrome, start humming some Beatles, and go here. … |
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Buckeyes Rout Iowa, Stay In Big Ten Race - Bucknuts.com
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Buckeyes Rout Iowa, Stay In Big Ten Race
Bucknuts.com 29 Ohio State battered Iowa to the tune of 13 runs in the first three innings on the way to an easy win. After the game, the Buckeyes turned their eyes eastward, but Minnesota staved off a late Penn State rally to stay ahead of OSU by a half-game in … |
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COLUMBUS — Barbara E. Riley, director of the - Byesville Village Reporter
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COLUMBUS — Barbara E. Riley, director of the
Byesville Village Reporter, OH COLUMBUS — Barbara E. Riley, director of the Ohio Department of Aging, and members of the Ohio General Assembly will honor Karen Prouty of Lore City and 14 other caregivers for their dedication and compassion at the 16th annual Elder Caregiver Awards … |
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Police: Ohio Teen Said to Have School Hit List Had 2 Rifles, 400 … - FOXNews
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Police: Ohio Teen Said to Have School Hit List Had 2 Rifles, 400 …
FOXNews Authorities said the boy was found with the truck in eastern Tennessee Wednesday evening after he talked by phone with his mother and then called 911 from a store. "He didn't know where he was," Dayton Police Chief Chris Sneed said Thursday. Missing boy with hit list calls from Kentucky Missing Ohio Teen Kept Hit List, Threatened Teachers, Police Say Norwalk boy safe, no one harmed |
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