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Whiteoak earns win over Paint Valley

Whiteoak earns win over Paint Valley 

Russia – The paper tiger that still bites
With swift strategic planning and a meticulous public-relations campaign, Europe can absolutely blunt the possibility of a Russian military or diplomatic victory. However, this begins by rejecting the notion that Russia has been defeated; they have not. The Kremlin is still on the prowl and ready to bite at the first opportunity.
Republican attorneys general ‘optimistic’ after arguments in landmark climate case
Despite pointed questions from some of the U.S. Supreme Court’s conservative justices challenging the oil companies in Suncor v. Boulder, Republican attorneys general following Monday’s arguments said they came away optimistic about the case’s direction.
A sermon on Matthew 22:1-14
Matthew 22:12-13 reads, "He (the King) asked, ‘How did you get in here without wedding clothes, friend?’ The man was speechless. Then the king told the attendants, ‘Tie him hand and foot, and throw him outside, into the darkness.'" 
Hillsboro Police Report
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Secretary LaRose recognized among 25 leaders protecting Ohio’s digital future
Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose was recently named one of “The 25 Leaders Protecting Ohio’s Digital Future” by Ohio Tech News and OhioX, recognizing his leadership in strengthening cybersecurity and embracing emerging technology to make government more secure, efficient and responsive.
Big Ten Men's Basketball: Michigan State’s Fears named Big Ten Preseason Player of the Year

ROSEMONT, Ill. – Michigan State junior guard Jeremy Fears Jr.

Euclid man charged in alleged Scioto County jail attack
Scioto County Sheriff David Thoroughman announced that on Sept. 26, two correctional officers working at the Scioto County jail were allegedly assaulted by an inmate.
Ohio’s work to lower infant mortality rate shows progress, but certain communities still struggle
Ohio has seen progress with its infant mortality numbers, though the numbers still remain well above the national average, and communities of color continue to see disproportionately high rates.
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