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Driver alleges police fabricated crash cause
HEATH - Police are investigating a driver's allegation that information in an Oct.
Fairbanks High School graduate Marcus Geer is a senior member of the Denison University men's swimming team.
New Denison position to focus on campus sustainability efforts
The ball has been rolling for several years at Denison University on finding ways to reduce energy use, with students, faculty and administrators pursuing a variety of green projects.
Restaurant critics of different generations share a bond
Steve Davis and granddaughter Avery Venetta share a bite of fettuccine in the veal Moretti at Moretti's on Sawmill Road.
23. Leaves must be in bags at the curb by 7 a.m. on the morning of Nov. 23. Residents are asked to keep bags to 35 pounds or less and free of sticks and trash.
Film premier follows expedition to top of Mt. Denison
By any measure, it was an adventure of a lifetime. Four Denison University alums flew to Alaska's Kodiak Island, chartered a bush plane to a remote area in the Aleutian Islands, hiked inland eight miles, climbed up a glacier and then to the cold, snowy summit of 7,800-foot-high Mt.
Jamie King relishes the fierce competition for new advertising accounts. He gleefully describes the pitch process as a slugfest, and his record already includes big advertising account victories such as Starbucks Corp.
Credit Unions Capture 9% of U.S. Deposits
As an industry analyst, Sam conducts broad-based credit union research and in-depth analytics.
Denison Theatre Presents World Premier of "Departures"
Friday, October 30, 2009 12:28 PM Rachel Mattingly The Denison University Department of Theatre will present the world premier of "Departures," written by Peter Pauz, associate professor of theatre, at 8 p.m., on Thursday through Saturday, Nov.
The first stop for ONN-TV is in Granville, where quaint shops and inns line the streets.
Granville chamber eyes depot for welcome center
The Granville Area Chamber of Commerce is looking to Granville's former transportation hub as a focal point for promoting the village.
Peckham Trio among artists featured in coming jazz guitar fest
Denison University will have its 13th annual Jazz Guitar Festival on Saturday and Sunday in the recital hall and rehearsal room at Burke Hall, 240 W. Broadway.
New Life Community Center ribbon-cutting ceremony is Saturday
The New Life Community Center at the former Bowan/Coughlin Chevrolet lot will host their official open house at 11 a.m. Saturday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
Financial Education as a Credit Union Differentiator: Interview with A+ FCU
Chris' management focus as Callahan Site Coordinator and Analyst for creditunions.com includes coordinating the ongoing production and posting of all content to ensure fresh, engaging coverage of credit union issues and trends.
Controversial moon theory rewrites history
The moon may have been adopted by our planet instead of descended from it. If a new twist on a decades-old theory is right, conditions in the early solar system suggest the moon formed inside Mercury's orbit and migrated out until it was roped into orbit around Earth.
Christian remembered as innovator, pioneer
Memorial services were held Saturday at Lake Street Church for Richard C. Christian, founder of Marsteller Advertising and Burson-Marsteller Public Relations, a legendary innovator in his field and creator of some of the most memorable ad campaigns in history.
Q&A: Hunger focus of VISTA program
Occupation: AmeriCorps VISTA campus contact at Marietta College. Contact: 376-4739 or ald003@marietta.edu Raising awareness about hunger and trying to help combat the problem is one of the main focuses of the AmeriCorps VISTA program.
Space explorer takes audience at Denison to Mars and back
GRANVILLE -- Space explorer Steven W. Squyres, Cornell University professor of astronomy and principal investigator for NASA's Mars Exploration Rover Project, came to Denison University on Monday night to lecture on 'Roving Mars: Spirit, Opportunity and the Exploration of the Red Planet.' 'It is a truly terrible place,' Squyres told the Swasey ...
Octagon Earthworks Open on Sunday
NEWARK -- The Ohio Historical Society will hold the last open house of the year at the Octagon Earthworks on Sunday, allowing the entire site to be golf-free. Visitors will be able to enjoy both the earthworks and the colorful fall landscape.
Former Congressional leaders bring non-partisan message to campus
GRANVILLE - Bill Bradley and Newt Gingrich might have different political views but both agree this generation of Americans has many challenges to overcome.
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