Ohio State Clinches Undefeated Season in Narrow Win
Ohio State survives a test from Michigan as a late fourth quarter drive ensures a with Doss highlighting this season’s resilience. The Buckeyes eye a national title bid with Fiesta Bowl invites already in hand and coach Jim Tressel praising the team’s approach and impact on college football.
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College program upgrades locals with donated computers
Chedid led a grant funded project to upgrade community businesses and student helpers with like-new computers. About 400 applied and 70 received units to pursue college degrees, aiming to break poverty cycles. Charlton, 26, cited improved online work and communications while Juan Garcia, 48, begins a computer science career.
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Grafton man treated, released after fatal Pittsfield crash
Todd Tomasheski 27 of Grafton was treated and released after a heavy snowfall crash that killed Alicia Leetch 30 of Wellington on State Route 303 in Pittsfield Township. Buckner 33 of North Ridgeville was the other driver. Leetch's daughters Cecily 4 and Susanna 2 were hospitalized with serious and stable conditions.
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Ohio State Fans Flood Field After Fiesta Bowl Clinch
Ohio State clinched a 14-9 win over Michigan to complete a 13-0 season and earn a Fiesta Bowl berth. Fans swarmed Ohio Stadium, tore sod, climbed the south goalpost, and a pepper spray release sent officers blocking crowds. Police reported eight arrests for disorderly conduct and open containers amid fires and trashed streets near campus.
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Township funding proposal faces opposition and voter turnout
District officials promoted a 15 percent allocation to the Township trustees and 85 percent to the city, but residents remained uninformed and skeptical. Slaughenhaupt noted meeting turnout skewed against support, and county reps failed to supply needed figures. The Nov 5 vote failed 684 to 521, about 57 to 43 percent, with residents fearing annexation and questioning the tax split.
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Annexation options debated as JEDD votes loom
Assistant County Prosecutor Jerry Innes cites five annexation routes including petitions to the county board and pre-negotiated township city deals. Residents argue costs and control shifts, with trustees planning a January information packet and a May ballot path if the JEDD fails again.
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