Three Baldwin Wallace students published in The Mill 2022
Arianna Dodds, Billian McAfee, and Molly Cancian were among 30 writers and artists chosen for Baldwin Wallace University's The Mill. Dodds published The Creek, McAfee Familiar Strangers Scene Six, Cancian Mouth Wired Shut. The Mill showcases student works from fiction to art with anonymous editor evaluation and a reading series.
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Motorcyclists and motorists urged to share road safety
Ohio officials from the Department of Public Safety the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and Motorcycle Ohio warn drivers both riders and motorists bear responsibility for safety. Motorists should give motorcycles a full lane and maintain space especially at lane changes noting past crashes and a helmet saved life. U S 42 224 lane closures and a concrete shoulder repair detour are expected today with 11 foot lanes and a completion estimate.
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Seville Zoning Clash Over Warehouse Plans Draw Local Dissent
Seville residents press the Flint Development project with questions on building items, height, traffic and property values. Officials note current warehouse height is 35 feet, consider raising limits to 55 feet with sprinklers, and schedule a public hearing for June 13 at the Seville Municipal Building.
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Mystery hepatitis cases in U S children prompt virus link theory
Health officials review unexplained pediatric hepatitis since October as around ten percent of U S cases occurred in May. Experts note many illnesses reclassified from earlier months, while vaccinations do not explain the trend. Some scientists propose lingering COVID-19 infection and an adenovirus may trigger immune liver damage.
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Petter Brodin
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University of Alabama At Birmingham
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