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A jury in Campbell Municipal Court later found Atsas not guilty of any wrongdoing. Attorney Scott Essad of Boardman filed the suit recently in U.S. District Court, seeking damages of $475,000. Judge Sara Lioi in Akron is assigned to hear the case. It names as defendants Campbell schools Superintendent Matthew Bowen, the Campbell City School District Board of Education, Campbell police officer Ryan Young, police Lt. Kevin Sferra and the city. The Campbell Police Department charged Atsas with six felony counts of theft in office and six misdemeanor counts of theft by deception in November 2019....

COVID-19 vaccination clinic officially opens in Merced with help from nursing students KFSN Share: FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- Volunteers took part in a final briefing before helping hundreds of Merced County residents get the shot that protects them from COVID-19. Merced College nursing students in their second semester were among those stepping up to serve the community at a time when there's a great need nationally for healthcare workers to administer vaccines. "It's just a privilege to do that, honestly, because people put their trust in us," says Rachel Cook. Michaela Hoyt says this opportu...

6 County Commission Members Go Along With Effort To Be Able To Set Their Own Pay Tuesday, February 2, 2021 Six Hamilton County Commission members have signed a document saying they want the Legislature to change the law that ties their pay to that of the county mayor. If approved by the Legislature, the commissioners would then be able to set their own pay. Signing the letter were David Sharpe, Warren Mackey, Tim Boyd, Katherlyn Geter, Chester Bankston and Randy Fairbanks. Not signing were Chairman Chip Baker, Greg Martin and Sabrena Smedley. Commissioner Fairbanks said, "The six years ...

Teutopolis School Board to Consider Changing Guidelines for Electing Board Members Published on December 14 2020 8:09 pm Last Updated on December 15 2020 7:58 am Written by Greg Sapp Teutopolis school board members may seek voter approval to change the guidelines for electing people to the Board. Teutopolis Superintendent Matt Sturgeon said the current requirement is that no more than three members can live in the same township. Sturgeon, though, said there is an option to seek voter approval for at-large board member elections. In other words, the leading vote-getters would be elec...