Avon Lake man faces prison for email spyware intrusion
Scott Graham pleaded guilty to intercepting electronic communications after sending spyware via email to a woman at Akron Children's Hospital. The program captured confidential medical and financial data for weeks, slowed the network, and led to FBI involvement. The case warns about unclear legality of surveillance software and potential future prosecutions.
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Ohio approves casinos in four cities top 2009 stories
The Associated Press notes Issue 3 legalizing casinos in Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus and Toledo as the year's top story. It followed a period of 11.2 percent unemployment in July and a broad review of state and local budget cuts, furloughs, and service reductions across communities.
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Columbus
Toledo
Associated Press
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Cleveland Cavaliers
Dan Gilbert
Mark Mallory
Mallory
Anthony Sowell
Christmas Concert by TrueNorth Orchestra at French Creek
The TrueNorth Symphony and Chorale performed their annual Christmas concert at French Creek Nature Center on Saturday with more than 100 performers playing traditional holiday songs. Cecilia Jg McKay of Avon Lake played the harp.
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French Creek Nature Center
Cecilia Jg McKay
Avon Lake
TrueNorth Symphony
Many Columbus officers live outside city limits
A Columbus Dispatch analysis shows about 606 of 1,840 police personnel lived in Columbus in 2009, two thirds reside outside city limits. The residency ruling by the Ohio Supreme Court ended local residency requirements, prompting debate on officers’ presence in neighborhoods and service.
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Columbus Dispatch
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Kinsey
Franklin County
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
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Public Safety
Brown
Danny Popp
North Linden Area
Wally May
Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 8
Cleveland
Ohio Wesleyan offers six travel oriented courses this spring
Ohio Wesleyan University in Columbus unveils six new courses to move students beyond texts. The programs focus on the U S role in world affairs with trips to Mexico for economics studies and collaborations helping Iraqi or Somali families adjust. The university commits 70000 dollars to costs while participating students may pay up to 1500 dollars for travel and expenses.
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Ohio Wesleyan University
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