Raven the German Shepherd Enjoys Copperheads Ballpark Night
Raven the four year old German Shepherd attended a Southern Ohio Copperheads game at Bob Wren Stadium with her parents enjoying music, weather, and hot dogs. The dog stayed calm amid crowd activity as the Copperheads defeated the Cincinnati Steam 6-4. Raven hopes to return for more foul ball chasing this season.
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Sheppard Raven
Southern Ohio Copperheads
Bob Wren Stadium
Raven
Keely Davin
Mark Riley
Copperheads
Riley
Cincinnati Steam
Erika Roberts
Athens Art Guild showcases up cycled art at weekend market
At the Athens Farmers Market shoppers saw art vendors selling up cycled garden art wood bowls and glass tile jewelry. Amanda Buchanan highlighted glass tile Ohio shaped pieces as best sellers and noted selling since 2002 with market support strong. Sue Cadamagnani Michael West and Susie Shaw promote art items each weekend or 1-2 times monthly with crafts like bowls taking time to craft and dry.
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Athens Farmer’s Market
Athens Art Guild
Amanda Buchanan
Ohio
Buchanan
Athens
Buchan
Sue Cadamagnani
Cadamagnani
Michael West
Susie Shaw
Shaw
Ohio lawyers seek ethics opinions on medical marijuana
Ohio attorneys ask the Supreme Court Board of Professional Conduct whether the new medical marijuana law shields lawyers from discipline for activities related to cannabis. They seek guidance on using, owning, or representing marijuana businesses and clients while state rules still prohibit assisting illegal activity.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Supreme Court
Board of Professional Conduct
High Court
Cipline
Hawaii
Jurors to Decide Blame in DuPont C8 Water Case
Freeman sues over tainted drinking water along the Ohio River blaming C8 for his illness. DuPont argues only trace amounts existed and no dumping concerns were raised by Jackson when she said water was safe. Attorneys showed internal emails Freeman’s side had not seen. The case is among the early trials, following a prior $1.6 million verdict for a cancer patient.
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DuPont
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Freeman
Jackson
Longtime Millfield Postmaster Celebrates July Fourth Ties
Wil liam Omen of Athens, retired after 30 years as Millfield Postmaster, recalls a 57 year family legacy. His son Kevin, a Pennsyl vania National Guard medic, has just been promoted to sergeant. Omen, a classic car owner, joined Athens Fabulous Fourth cruise ins centering his 1948 Chevrolet Fleetline Arrow Sedan. He calls July Fourth the birth of the country and the freedoms it preserves, while noting room for national effort.
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William Omen
Athens
Millfield
Homer Omen
Omen
Kevin
Pennsylvania Amy National Guard
Hocking College
Fort Indiantown Gap
Lebanon County
Pennsylvania
Messenger
Larry DI Giovanni
City Pool
Newark museum honors solo world flight aviator Jerrie Mock
The Works in Newark Ohio opens an exhibit memorializing Jerrie Mock the first woman to fly solo around the world A replica Spirit of Columbus plane a flight log and fuel card are displayed Mock died in 2014 at age 88 Organizers hope to inspire girls in STEM fields and continue adding donations to the exhibit.
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Newark
Ohio
The
Columbus Dispatch
Jerrie Mack
Works, Ohio Center
Mock
Florida
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