Rainforest animals visit Beacon School in gym display
Beacon School students met rainforest animals from the Columbus Zoo in a transport-free education program. Wilson the sloth, Yago the macaw, and Avery the umbrella cockatoo demonstrated species traits, camouflage, flight, and body language as trainers explained habitats and behaviors.
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Vehicle stolen twice in Nelsonville chase ends in crash
Nelsonville Police report a white male suspect stole a red Mitsubishi Eclipse from Victorian Village Apartments, recovered it at Hocking College, then stole it again. The vehicle crashed on Canal Street after a high speed flee toward the west, driver fled on foot. Two more cars were later stolen in Nelsonville.
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Challenged by Choice Highlights Athens Leaders Day
Seven community leaders in Athens took part in Challenged by Choice to experience disabilities firsthand. Participants handled hearing vision and mobility challenges to gain insight into daily obstacles and discuss infrastructure fixes. The group later gathered at the Athens Community Center to share experiences with organizers.
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Ohio Health O Bieness Race for a Reason Planned Saturday
More than 85 organizations will benefit from this Ohio Health O Bieness Race for a Reason event on Saturday morning. The event offers a sprint triathlon a mud run obstacle course 5K run walk and 3K walk with redesigned mud run and multiple timing starts. Registration fees are $70 for the triathlon and $20 for the other events with $10 from each fee supporting a chosen cause.
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