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Jul 30, 2021 / 09:27 AM EDT
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) It was a big night for one local family, as Maggie Barrie who ran for OSU and Worthington Kilbourne took to the Olympic stage Thursday night.
The family gathered in Easton for a watch party. There was pure joy and excitement on her family’s faces as she ran her very first 100-meter dash race.
She placed second in her first heat and moved on to the next round, where she finished seventh, failing to move on.
OHIO OLYMPIANS: Worthington’s Maggie Barrie finishes 7th in her heat and will not qualify for the 100m semifinals. Congrats to her for an amazing run and inspiring others! #Tokyo2020 Matt Barnes (@Matt NBC4) July 30, 2021
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Worthington Kilbourne student starts petition to restore school resource officers
Kilbourne senior Luke Brown started the change.org petition addressed to the school board, Superintendent Trent Bowers and Kilbourne principal Aric Thomas with the hopes that the reinstatement of the SRO program will be considered.
The petition had 186 signatures as of July 6, with a goal of hitting 200. Brown said those signatures consist of mostly Kilbourne and Thomas Worthington High School students.
“The removal of our SROs had no just-basis and was fueled by the negative image surrounding police during these times,” the petition reads.” As a senior in the Worthington School District, I have seen first hand the result of SROs being removed.”
During the 2018 and ’19 seasons when it won consecutive City League championships, the Briggs boys volleyball team had one of the area’s most powerful players in right-side hitter Justin Sharfenaker leading the way.