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Sycamore student dead after being hit by a vehicle, school officials say A Sycamore High School junior is dead after being hit by a vehicle Monday afternoon, school officials said. Ryland "Riley" Betz, 17, was struck at approximately 3:30 p.m. near the corner of Reed Hartman Highway and Cornell Road, police said. "The victim was not in a crosswalk when she was struck," police said. "Alcohol and/or drugs are not considered factors in the accident." Police said the driver of the vehicle that struck the student stayed at the scene and cooperated with police. Anyone who witnessed the accident ...

Police said a serious crash involving a pedestrian and vehicle Monday has forced the closure of an intersection in Blue Ash. The intersection of Reed Hartman Highway and Cornell Road is closed due to a serious injury crash, according to a Blue Ash Police Department release. Police are at the scene. No further information was released by police at this time. The Enquirer will update this story.

Portland Monday metro traffic: Paving work slows commuters on Skyline, Killingsworth Updated 8:07 AM; Today 6:41 AM Skyline Boulevard and Killingsworth Street will have detours through Friday for paving projects. File photo. Sarah Cassi | For lehighvalleylive.com Facebook Share Two popular travel routes will experience delays beginning early Monday as part of spring paving. The Portland Bureau of Transportation will be paving Northwest Skyline Boulevard from Hawkins to Cornell Road and North Killingsworth Street at its intersection with Concord Avenue. The Skyline project will pave about .5...

WESTPORT — When one thinks of the “greatest generation” or World War II Generation,Russ Hart is one of the first people to come to mind, according to state Rep. Paul Schmid.  Many Westporters, like Schmid, appear to feel the same about Hart, 92, a Renaissance man who has served his community in many ways.  Hart spent four years on active duty in the U.S. Air Force from 1951 to 1955, with three of those spent in Europe.  He joined the town’s American Legion Post 145 in 1971 and was honored on Monday, March 15, for 50 years of service to the post.  But service to his country and wo...

Replies(2) A coyote is seen Feb. 11 in a Fairfield backyard. (Frank Byrne) FAIRFIELD, CT — A Fairfield resident recently captured a coyote on video out for a morning stroll through a backyard. In the recording, the animal howls a few times before walking briskly across the yard, which is near a wooded area. Fairfield resident Doreen Battimelli shared an image from the video, taken Feb. 11 near Towne House and Tanglewood roads, in a neighbor post on Patch, and then emailed Patch the footage. "February and March are notorious for issues with coyote as I believe it is their mating season," Bat...