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COLUMBUS, Ohio –The Ohio State department of athletics has issued the following release.
E.J. Liddell, a sophomore forward on the Ohio State men’s basketball team, has been named 2021 First Team All-Big Ten by the league coaches, the conference office announced Tuesday. The league media selected Liddell to its second team.
Duane Washington Jr., a junior guard, was named to the All-Big Ten Third Team by both the coaches and media. Kyle Young, a senior forward, is a 2020-21 Big Ten Sportsmanship Award honoree.
Chris Holtmann, head coach of the Buckeyes, said the work Liddell and Washington Jr. have put in over time has led to the individual recognition.
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The number of identities stolen in order to make fraudulent claims for unemployment benefits has reached the hundreds of thousands in Ohio.
According to information given to the Community Legal Aid, more than 760,000 victims of widespread fraud have had their personal information used to open credit accounts and other claims like jobless benefits. Police reports in the Mahoning Valley have documented dozens since the beginning of 2021, including Howland, Austintown and Warren.
A scan of Warren police reports show there were 18 complaints for identity fraud from Feb. 1 to 10, and 31 identity fraud reports made during the month of January.
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The number of identities stolen in order to make fraudulent claims for unemployment benefits has reached the hundreds of thousands in Ohio.
According to information given to the Community Legal Aid, more than 760,000 victims of widespread fraud have had their personal information used to open credit accounts and other claims like jobless benefits. Police reports in the Mahoning Valley have documented dozens since the beginning of 2021, including in Howland, Austintown and Warren.
A scan of Warren police reports show 18 complaints for identity fraud from Feb. 1 to 10, and 31 identity fraud reports made during the month of January.
According to Community Legal Aid, all victims carry a potential tax liability because unemployment benefits are considered taxable income. The Legal Aid group is warning those compromised that the IRS and the Ohio State Department of Taxation will act as though benefits were received, unless they are notified otherwise.
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Corrected: A previous version of this story incorrectly identified the state where a school superintendent was criticized for her statement about the insurrection. The superintendent’s district is located in Nevada.
The revelation that school district employees and board members were among the participants, attendees, supporters, and defenders of the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol has rattled many in education, with some calling for resignations and other penalties.
More broadly, though, the fallout from the violent attack on one of the nation’s most protected buildings has prompted introspection about the critical role education can play in reinforcing the tenets of democracy. It has also highlighted the steep and painful challenges that arise when politics and education converge as they inevitably will.