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1 killed in 2-vehicle crash
A 73-year-old Sharon woman was killed Monday afternoon when the SUV in which she was riding was hit broadside at state routes 7 and 82 in Brookfield, according to Ohio Highway Patrol.
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2 killed in morning blaze
Two people are dead after an early-morning fire in Grove City. The fire at about 3:15 a.m. Monday apparently killed a man and a woman inside the house at 432 McConnell St., police said.
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Man jumped in Sharon, stabs one of his attackers
The intended victim of an early-morning robbery stabbed one of his attackers just after 5 a.m. Monday on Jennyburg Hill in Sharon. Four men looking for money confronted the 20-year-old man who was walking along Prindle Street near Walnut Street above the Shenango Valley Freeway, police Chief Mike Menster said.
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1 killed in 2-vehicle crash
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Herald-Tamie junior tourney set Thursday-Friday: Deadline to register is Tuesday
THEY SAY THAT “The best things in life are free.” Well, one of those “best things” is the annual Herald-Tam O’Shanter Junior Golf Championships every summer.
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The event, which has been free to boys and girls in the Shenango Valley since it’s inception in 1949, will be held Thursday and Friday at Tam O’Shanter Golf Course in Hermitage.
It has been the premier youth tournament for decades and some of the top players ever to come out of this area have participated. But you don’t have to be a great young golfer to take part. It’s a wonderful opportunity for every youngster to get a free round of golf on a great course, which is in immaculate shape this season. -
Hickory lists 2013 scholar-athlete award winners
Hickory High Athletic Director Barb Dzuricsko recently announced that a total of 213 students (grades 9-12) earned Don McKay Scholar-Athlete awards.
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To be eligible, students must maintain an A (93 percent or higher) grade-point-average through the academic year’s third 9-week grading period and compete in a PIAA-sponsored sport.
A total of 375 students competed in athletics this past year, Dzuricsko noted, meaning almost 57 percent qualified for the McKay Scholar-Athlete Award. Since the award’s inception, this is the highest total number of students to earn the honors, she reported. -
SCHOLASTIC NOTEBOOK: Hearns to continue golf career in college; Petty to be honored
RECENT HICKORY High alumna Rosy Hearns will continue her education and golf careers at the State University of New York-Albany. Hickory links coach Craig Antush said Hearns recently signed a letter-of-intent.
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Hearns’ Hickory career concluded as one of the finest on the links — male or female — in Mercer County annals.
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Herald-Tamie junior tourney set Thursday-Friday: Deadline to register is Tuesday
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VIDEO: NSA director says 50 plots foiled
General Keith Alexander says two recently disclosed surveillance programs on international communications are critical in the terrorism fight.
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