Barrett daughter earns David Foundation scholarship at Walsh University
James Barrett celebrated his daughter Stephanie Barrett receiving a Paul and Carol David Foundation scholarship totaling $7,000 yearly for Walsh University. Stephanie, a Louisville High School graduate, is the first in her family to attend college, while the foundation honors 55 recipients. The late Paul David helped found Camelot.
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Sports specialization and the college scholarship chase
The article examines how high school athletes pursue sport specialization to win scholarships. It notes rising college costs, parental investment, and coaches seeking multi sport experience, arguing colleges want well rounded Division I athletes, with slight gender differences in chances.
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Tuscarawas Township names new fiscal officer
Jennifer Schonauer, 42, was appointed unanimously by Tuscarawas Township trustees to serve as fiscal officer for the remaining term of Kathy Horner who resigned June 11. Schonauer, a forensic accountant for the Ohio attorney general’s office in Richfield, said she was drawn to the role after reading of the opening in The Independent. She was sworn in by Trustee Blake Brenner and takes over immediately.
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County seeks higher levy for abused, neglected children
Stark County commissioners approved exploring a five-year 1.4 mill levy replacement to fund Stark County Children Services. The move comes after loss of a federal grant and rising neglect cases tied to the opioid epidemic. Deborah Forkas cited custody of children whose parents died or abandoned them amid drug addiction.
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Ohio's new school funding plan costs nearly 1.5 billion a year
Ohioans learned the total price tag for a highly anticipated school funding plan. The figure, reported on PAGE A2, places annual costs at about 1.5 billion dollars, highlighting the scale of the plan and its financial implications for the state budget.
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