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Middle School Teachers Aide Charged With Rape For Alleged Relationship With Student KEY POINTS A teachers aide, 33, allegedly had a sexual relationship with a student at the Ohio middle school where she worked She was charged with felony rape, gross sexual imposition and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor Police launched an investigation into the aide following a tip about her "odd relationship" with a student A 33-year-old teachers aide at a Pickaway County, Ohio, middle school has been a...

Middle School Teachers Aide Charged With Rape For Relationship With Student By Dane Enerio Representation. A classroom. A 33-year-old teachers aide at a Pickaway County, Ohio, middle school has been arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a student, police said. Mandy Davis was arrested Wednesday and charged with felony rape, gross sexual imposition and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor, local newspaper the Columbus Dispatch reported.  An ...

While the Warners are set to be released from prison, there are stipulations they must follow in order to stay on bond. Per court records, the Warners must post $100,000 each as bond; this can be either $100,000 cash, or through a bondsmen which acts as surety and pledges money to cover the bond. The Court of Appeals also placed requirements for bond that do not allow the Warners to operate a vehicle, or consume alcohol or illegal drugs. Additionally, the Warners must follow other pretrial and ...

For nearly two years, the village of Brice has operated a camera-based system of citing drivers for speeding violations without going through Franklin County Municipal Court, an apparent violation of state law. The village, surrounded by Columbus on the Southeast Side, has continued for the past year to issue the speeding tickets and collect thousands of dollars in fines in what appears to be defiance of an Ohio Supreme Court ruling. A recent graduate of the Ohio State University Moritz Colle...

County commissioners approve lease, grants Staff Report GALLIPOLIS — The Gallia County Board of Commissioners recently approved the minutes from the May 6 meeting where they discussed an agreement for the county jail project. Commissioners approved a lease agreement with Granger Construction for the jail project. The agreement states the lease is $1,200 per month from May 1, 2021 through Aug. 15, 2022. During the meeting, commissioners approved travel requests for Sherry Daines and Tim Miller...

A Buford area man who was a former corrections officer at the Highland County Justice Center was sentenced to 24 months in prison Friday after being convic

Gov. Mike DeWine to end $300-a-week supplemental federal unemployment next month: Capitol Letter Seth A. Richardson, cleveland.com © Sabrina Eaton Rep. Steve Stivers, an Upper Arlington Republican, pets service dogs during his final U.S. Capitol press conference before retiring on May 13, 2021. Stivers is leaving office to head the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. Rotunda Rumblings Cut off: Starting June 26, jobless workers in Ohio will no longer be able to get the extra $300 a week...

Council considers non-traditional vehicles law By Sheryl Roadcap - sroadcap@sidneydailynews.com SIDNEY —Sidney City Council considered legislation on the use of non-traditional vehicles (NTVs) on city streets at its Monday evening meeting. City Manager Mark Cundiff introduced the ordinance on the use of NTVs but referred any questions to Council members Ed Hamaker, Jenny VanMatre and Vice Mayor Mardie Milligan, who served on the committee formed to study the issue. The following requirements ...

Really, the tale begins with an orphaned fox kit and a barn. Several years ago, a vixen came to a barn that rests near the edge of the Mansfield Road property of Robert and Sheila Peterson. Soon, the couple saw the fox and kits appear. Sadly, the mother died, and only one kit from her litter survived. The Petersons referred to this kit simply as “Baby” every time they saw her emerge from the barn. That kit grew and later came back to the barn to have kits of her own, with The Peterson...

Two arrested for drug possession STEUBENVILLE — Two men are in custody after police reportedly caught them Monday with large amounts of drugs in their possession, Jefferson County Drug Task Force Capt. John Lemal said. Lloyd George Douglas Jr., 38, of 821 Oakmont Ave., was charged with one count of felony possession of drugs and one count of weapons under disability after officers caught him with over 500 grams — more than a pound — of fentanyl in his possession at an unidentified Suns...