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The Tuslaw basketball team tasted a tough defeat but held pride in a strong season. Players and coaches acknowledged the effort, with emphasis on growth and future optimism despite the setback.
12 Mar 2019
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Newspaper
Massillon Independent
Location
Massillon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 2019
Page
1
The Tuslaw basketball team tasted a tough defeat but held pride in a strong season. Players and coaches acknowledged the effort, with emphasis on growth and future optimism despite the setback.
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Andrea Jenkins urged her daughter to find purpose by helping others. Stella Miller sparked a drive at Stinson Elementary where six fifth grade classes collected over 300 stuffed animals for Akron Children's Hospital. The top class will celebrate with a Purple Party on March 20.
Massillon City Council wrestles with whether to lift the current panhandling ban amid a 50 minute debate. Council members clash over residents door to door begging protections while advocates cite free speech rights of beggars.
A Columbus police vice officer, Andrew K. Mitchell, 55, was indicted by a federal grand jury on deprivation of rights while using police authority, two counts of witness tampering, obstruction of justice, and making false statements. He allegedly held two women against their will and sought sexual favors for freedom, facing possible life sentences. Mitchell appeared in U.S. District Court and remains in custody pending a detention hearing.
Timothy M. Flower was sentenced to four years in prison with a chance for early release after serving six months following a guilty plea Monday to sexually assaulting a fellow student at Walsh University. Chaos spreads in Venezuela after days without power as water shortages prompt Caracas residents to queue for river water and protests erupt in several cities.
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