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A familiar face to local theater goers, Champlin was born and raised on Long Island, and lived in New York for most of his life. He got into theater at a young age, partly thanks to family trips to Manhattan theaters, and thanks to a grandfather who would read the New York Times Arts section with him. "I started focusing on theater in middle school," said Champlin. "I did plays in school, went to Tufts University, studied theater there, then came out of college focusing more on directing in film." But theater continued to pull him in, and he taught theater and story-telling in East Harlem and...

Roy Exum: COVID Doesn't Play Fair Friday, February 12, 2021 - by Roy Exum Roy Exum Hamilton County has just passed the 50,000-doses mark in distributing the COVID vaccine which deserves the highest praise for our Health Department workers, our Emergency Management teams and County Mayor Jim Coppinger. That’s big news indeed, especially when you consider the huge majority of the two-part injections were primarily centered on those 70 years old and up. But I worry about a bigger problem. Of the doses given to date in Hamilton County, 65% of those administered the life-saving vaccine are...

Photo from St. Anthony Summit Medical Center As Summit County comes to grips with the news that it won’t be moving out of level red restrictions anytime soon, officials are working to boost local testing and vaccination efforts. At the Summit County Board of Health meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 15, Public Health Director Amy Wineland presented testing and vaccination updates. At the meeting, Wineland said the county is encouraging everyone, regardless of symptoms or exposure to the virus, to get tested. “It is really vital that people get tested, especially if they’re out and about and not q...

Van intermediate school took on some significant damage as well as the van isd administration building and our bus barn. as of right now we have four weeks of school. we're in the process of making plans to reorganize our campuses and to consolidate those two campuses into the remaining three. we will obviously have to communicate through facebook, twitter and our website but the great thing is, the damages to van isd are all brick and mortar. every bit of that can be replaced. we're just very blessed, we feel very blessed, that this did not happen during a school day and that i'm not standing...

Yeah, 195 -- 249 million. the odds of being killed by contact with hornets, wasps or bees one in 79,000. we are not actually looking so good here on this satellite thing. >> reporter: comforting, holy smokes now you make me nervous, jon scott. i've got to call my wife and tell her to get back in the bunker. when you think of what happened in 1979 with sky lab, that was 75 tons and the current satellite is six tons. if we say this current satellite is the size of the school bus sky lab was like the whole bus barn and sky lab broke apart over australia and fortunately didn't hurt anyone, injure ...