Losey receives community control in drug ring case
Cary Losey, 39, pleaded guilty to engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity and four counts of heroin trafficking. Judge George McCarthy gave five years of community control with an eight year underlying prison term and ordered treatment at Stanton Villa in Perry County. Losey must complete the program, surrender a 1998 Ford Ranger, pay court costs by Dec. 31, 2016, and testify against co-defendants. She faces license suspension for one year and will seek driving privileges after release. Twelve other defendants remain in Athens County cases. leaders Megan Vore and Anthony Spears face multiple charges and pretrial hearings are set Aug. 12. Other named defendants include Kevin Degarmore, Robert Degarmore, Ronnie Degarmore, John Michael Losey, Richard Losey, Patricia Nicole Vore, John Rutter, Jeffrey Degarmore and Leesha Santek. All charges range from first to fifth degree felonies.
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Cary Spears
George McCarthy
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Stanton Villa
Perry County
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Gerald Hammon Jr
Kelly Cox
Athens County
Megan Vore
Anthony Spears
Kevin Degarmore
Robert Degarmore
Ronnie Degarmore
John “Michael” Losey
Richard Losey
Patricia Nichole Vore
John Rutter
Jeffrey Degarmore
Leesha Santek
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OUHCOM opens Cleveland campus with Cleveland Clinic
The Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine opened a new campus at South Pointe Hospital in Warrensville Heights in partnership with Cleveland Clinic to boost primary care supply. The first class of 51 medical students began Monday, many recruited from northeast Ohio with plans to practice locally after residency. The college will coordinate with Cleveland Clinic and others to provide clinical training slots as demand grows. National shortages in primary care are projected to exceed 45,000 within ten years, with rural and inner city HP SA areas hardest hit. Northeastern Ohio holds Ohio’s largest HPSA total.
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Ohio University
Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine
Cleveland Clinic
South Pointe Hospital
Warrensville Heights
Northeast Ohio
Heritage College
James O’reilly
Ohio to speed services for trafficking victims statewide
Ohio will accelerate help for trafficking victims including addiction treatment and shelter options. Medicaid and Family Services will collaborate with counties to cut waiting times, as part of a broader report on progress and lingering needs in combating trafficking. The task force identified about 135 victims ages 13 to 24 identified between 2013 and 2015, with most victims being girls aged 13 to 18.
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Columbus
Ohio
Medicaid
of Family Services
Elizabeth Ranade Janis
Land Transfers Across Athens and Athens County Properties
Listings show multiple parcel transfers including dwellings at 755 Four Mile Creek Road Coolville and 4 Nottingham Drive Athens with prices from 18 000 to 423 453, foreclosures to Bank of America and James Edwards Jr, and a McDonald s tied deal for The Plains restaurant. Other transfers include 2 Cable Lane Athens 63 E First St The Plains 1 Ohio Ave Athens and properties on Deep Hollow Road Coolville and Cliffside Road Coolville with buyers Craig Nunemaker Tusco Forestry LLC Dickerson and Baker.
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Carolyn Bowser
Four Mile Creek Road
Coolville
Keith
Rebecca Eye
Mary Stanson
Longview Heights
Athens
Brad Jageman
Mayla Puckett
Nottingham Drive
Bank of America NA
Tracy Grimm
Canal St
Nelsonville
Capstone Property Holdings
Samuel
Miriam Henderson
Cable Lane
Craig
Megan Nunemaker
Get Properties LLC
First St
the Plains
Aaron Schwartz
Shannon
Lori Miller
Deep Hollow Road
Tusco Forestry LLC
Wayne
Susan Cornell
Cliffside Road
George
Jennifer Dickerson
John and
Sherry Sanders
Ohio Ave
Cathy Baker
Dianna Walker-Tippie
Depot St
Albany
Maureen Young
Recycling schedule for Coolville Troy Two and Guysville areas
Residents may drop household recyclables at the Troy Two Garage behind Go Mart on Brimstone Road until Monday. In Guysville Stewart area, recyclables go to Marathon gas station on Saturdays from 8 am to noon, last Saturday monthly. Accepts magazines newsprint cardboard glass aluminum steel plastics 1-7 and office paper free. Call 740 797 4208 for more information.
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Coolville
Troy Two
Go-Mart
Brimstone Road
Guysville
Stewart
Marathon
UC Police Officer Fatally Shoots Motorist After Stop
Cincinnati authorities investigate after University of Cincinnati officer Ray Tensing shot and killed Samuel Dubose, 43, following a stop for a missing front license plate. Dubose allegedly refused to provide a license, produced alcohol, and a struggle occurred as Tensing fired. The officer and Dubose were injured, with Dubose dead at the scene. Tensing remains on paid leave as reviews proceed and bodycam footage is examined.
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University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
University
Jason Goodrich
Ray Tensing
Samuel Dubose
Dubose
Goodrich
Tensing
Odrich
Cincinnati Police
James Whalen
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