Cub Scouts Paint Graffiti Wall to Promote Positivity
Amherst Cub Scout Pack 427 led a graffiti cleanup on a Conrail wall at South Main Street and Tenney Avenue painting over vandalism with light yellow paint. The project called The Comet tale aims to turn a negative into a positive with student help from local high schoolers and police guidance. The group plans future messages supporting school teams and community causes while monitoring for any negative markings.
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Amherst
Conrail
South Main Street
Tenney Avenue
Munity
Howard Akin
Akin
Les Carrender
Dare
Amherst Police Department
Carrender
Rollin
Adam Kalivoda
Kalivoda
Cub Scout Pack 427
Officials hope election night won't be too long
Columbus AP report notes election night may run long but final results could arrive around midnight in Ohio. Beazley recalls odd delays from voters misplacing materials to vehicles grabbing cases and traffic. county turnout projections, past years figures, and county by county delays are discussed with county directors and secretary of state officials.
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Columbus
Michael Beazley
Beazley
Lucas County Board of Elections
Toledo
Elections Board
Ohio
Jon Allison
Secretary of State
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Bill Wilkins
Licking County
Newark
Mary Jo Long
Three Ohio papers endorse Taft for governor race
The Cleveland Plain Dealer The Cincinnati Enquirer and Dayton Daily News endorsed Taft on editorial pages praising his potential to advance beyond Gov. George Voinovich. They criticized Fisher’s 1.1 billion property tax cut while noting Fisher remains qualified. Akron Beacon Journal poll shows Taft 38 Fisher 28 with 29 undecided, margins MOE 4. Plain Dealer poll shows Taft 36 Fisher 28 with 33 undecided MOE 3. Taft leads early. undecideds shrink as election nears. Fisher calls polls unreliable and says race is a dead heat.
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The
Daily News
Akron Beacon Journal
Taft
the Plain Dealer
Medical cuts eyed at Wright Patterson Medical Center
Dayton area fear cuts at Wright Patterson Medical Center could end training and research programs, hurt Air Force university collaboration, and risk one sixth of the Miami Valley medical residents. Officials warn the hospital supports about 100 million dollars in annual local economy and broader indirect benefits.
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Wright-Patterson Medical Center
Miami Valley
Dayton Daily News
Medical Center
Air Force
Wright State University School of Medicine
Dayton-area
Wright-Patterson
Wright State
William M. Klykyle
Howard Part
Ron Wine
Miami Valley Economic Development Coalition
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