Steubenville BOE takes no action on mask policy at meeting
A protest took place outside of Steubenville’s Board of Education meeting Wednesday...
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Category: Enviroment
Wheeling Ohio County Health Department administrator gives advice on return to school
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice said the state could be moving back toward a mask...
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Storm brings floods and power outages to Ohio Valley
Wednesday afternoon’s storms brought flash flooding and plenty of damage in many areas of the Ohio...
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Marshall County residents gather to show support for Mitchell Power Plant
People came out Tuesday evening to speak on the Mitchell Power Plant and its uncertain future. A...
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OMNI Energy Group receives permits to drill two injection wells in Richland Township
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas Resources, has issued two...
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East Liverpool without water
A large portion of the city of the East Liverpool is without water following a major water line...
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Positive COVID-19 case at Cameron Elementary School
Both school and health officials confirmed a positive coronavirus case in a Marshall County...
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Brooke County Power Elects to Not Move Forward with Proposed Plant
Brooke County Power announced that they will not complete the loan that was approved this summer...
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Hancock, Brooke, and Ohio County Schools in Yellow Phase
Hancock, Brooke, and Ohio County Schools will remain in the yellow phase of the state’s...
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Steubenville Water Systems Contain Trihalomethane
Steubenville’s water system violated the maximum containment level for total trihalomethane in the...
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Foreign seeds reach Ohio Valley, authorities warn not to open
Residents in several West Virginia counties are received packages that they didn’t order....
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Barnesville Pumpkin Festival cancelled
The Belmont County 56-year-old tradition was crushed as organizers announced the Barnesville...
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- Indonesia’s demographic dividend threatened by lengthy COVID-19 school closures September 17, 2021By Tom Allard and Wayan Sukarda JAKARTA/DENPASAR (Reuters) – Ni Kadek Suriani was looking forward to starting her second year of junior high school last year, before the coronavirus pandemic hit. Then her parents lost their jobs and she was forced to help scratch a living on Indonesia’s holiday island of Bali. “I had time […]
- Biocon Biologics to offer 15% stake to Serum Institute unit for access to vaccines September 17, 2021BENGALURU (Reuters) – Biocon Biologics, a unit of drugmaker Biocon Ltd, said late on Thursday it would offer a stake of about 15% to Serum Institute Life Sciences for access to 100 million doses of vaccines annually for 15 years, including COVID-19 shots. The deal with the unit of Serum Institute of India (SII), the […]
- Courting startups: Singapore lines up funding to boost IPOs September 17, 2021By Anshuman Daga SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The Singapore government on Friday unveiled a S$1.5 billion ($1.1 billion) fund as part of a package to attract listings to the city-state’s stock exchange, aiming to boost its exposure to the region’s booming tech sector. The co-investment fund of the government and state investor Temasek will provide late-stage private […]
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