Monument set to honor missing 1999 Kettering girl Erica Baker
Erica Baker family plans a monument dedication at David's Cemetery in Kettering on Saturday to honor the missing 9 year old who disappeared with her dog in 1999. Her mother Misty says the tribute helps the family say goodbye while inviting community support. The driver Christian Gabri el is linked to the case, has served time, and remains unable to locate Erica's remains.
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Sixth Ohioan dies in Legionnaires disease outbreak
In Reynoldsburg Wesley Ridge Retirement Community, a sixth resident died as 39 people, including eight visitors and one employee, were sickened. Bacteria found in a cooling tower and water system prompted actions such as water testing and new shower heads. Authorities consider long term water system safety and pretreatment for facilities with complex systems. A separate outbreak case in St Marys, Auglaize County, involves one death and another illness at an auto parts supplier with no further updates.
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Two Ohio schools named among top 20 party colleges
The 2014 edition of The Best 378 Colleges lists top 20 party schools and top 20 sober schools. Ohio University Athens and Miami University Oxford appear in the party list, while several colleges in Ohio are not listed among sober schools.
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Death row inmate dies before new plea could delay execution
Ohio death row inmate Billy Slagle hanged in his cell after a late Friday discovery that prosecutors had offered a plea before his 1988 trial. Attorneys planned to seek a stay from the Ohio Supreme Court, while autopsy ruled the death suicide. In nearby Cleveland, a separate case involves Michael Madison as prosecutors review whether the death penalty applies. The slate also covers the Ariel Castro home demolition and other local legal actions.
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