CAIRO — The Muslim Brotherhood’s candidate for the Egyptian presidential runoff promised Tuesday he would break sharply with the ways of ousted autocrat Hosni Mubarak, a day after angry protesters burned down the headquarters of his challenger who served as prime minister in the old regime.
COLUMBUS — An unemployed Ohio man was browsing at his local thrift store for items he could restore and resell when he spotted a Picasso poster with the word “Exposition” written across the front, some French words, and the image of a warped round face. He handed over $14.14 for what he saw as a nice commercial print.
Olentangy School District residents are satisfied with the quality of education, but have little desire for more buildings to resolve ongoing space issues, according to a recent district survey.
BALANDI, Afghanistan — Moving from house to house, a U.S. Army sergeant opened fire Sunday on Afghan villagers as they slept, killing 16 people — mostly women and children — in an attack that reignited fury at the U.S. presence following a wave of deadly protests over Americans burning Qurans.
Delaware County Commissioner Dennis Stapleton on Thursday asked a representative of FirstEnergy Corp. to hold last minute discussions with concerned Concord Township residents before submitting plans to the Ohio Power Sitting Board for a proposed 138,000-volt power line that could cut across the properties of several township homeowners.
Hundreds of Buckeye Valley School District residents had an opportunity to air their grievances to school board members Wednesday night about the two options presented by superintendent Jamie Grube to reduce the district’s budget by at least $1.3 million ahead of next school year.
Craig Schweitzer is hoping to replace “politicking” with community values, as he vies for the 67th Ohio House District.
Incumbent State Representative Andrew Brenner said he is proud of what he has accomplished his first term, and is running again to continue his progress.