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Artist's personal bankruptcy costs city of Zanesville almost $100000
616 Main Street in Zanesville and the parking lot across the alley at 620 Main Street are owned by Alan Cottrill, who declared Chapter 7 bankruptcy in federal court in January. / Chris Crook, Times Recorder ZANESVILLE -- When Alan Cottrill moved back
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:36A
YOUR VIEW: Immigration bill hurts state's image, economy
The Arizona law killed tourism there. Alabama has successfully courted foreign investment in our state. This success could be undermined by our unfriendly immigration laws. Undocumented workers add to our economy by doing work Americans are unwilling
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:35A
Ohio Supreme Court declines to review New Lexington puppy mill appeal
Attorney John Bell filed a lawsuit in 2009 on behalf of residents in Perry, Licking, Franklin and Pickaway counties against the Wagon Wheel Ranch, operated by New Lexington businessman Donald Dutiel, his wife, Louella, and friend Elizabeth Singleton.
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:35A
Symphony for sale
In setting the minimum bid, Yanagi consulted with auction companies, conducted Internet searches, considered the $750000 appraisal filed in bankruptcy papers and studied a similar bankruptcy filing by the San Diego Symphony. Still, he is uncertain what
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:35A
Liam Lawlor widow to sue Sunday Independent for libel
THE WIFE OF former TD Liam Lawlor has launched a legal action against the Sunday Independent over its coverage of her husband's death in a Moscow car accident in 2005. The paper, under the headline of 'Lawlor killed in red-light district with teenage
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:35A
Fairfield County Municipal Court probation officer on leave after Friday shooting
Carter, 44, told police he had gone to the rear of his home on Broad Street after he heard a vehicle crash into a utility pole. Carter found an individual who was getting back into the vehicle and began to leave, according to a Lancaster police report.
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:33A
Traffic accident disturbs composure of local couple
Home again, and Natalie made the first of a series of calls to the insurance companies involved. Being an insurance professional in a former life, she found herself in her element. With her usual skill she extracted promises of prompt repairs and a
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:33A
Testimony from child victim key in verdict
After a two-day trial, the jury deliberated for about 30 minutes before returning the verdict Friday evening, according to Morrow County District Attorney Justin Nelson. The Oregon Department of Justice has been prosecuting the case since February 2010
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:33A
Measure 11's blemishes in spotlight
That shift troubles Larson, the commission chairman, and organizations such as the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Partnership for Safety and Justice, a nonprofit victims' and defendants' advocate. Larson worries that prosecutors
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:32A
Measure 11's blemishes in spotlight
That shift troubles Larson, the commission chairman, and organizations such as the Oregon Criminal Defense Lawyers Association and the Partnership for Safety and Justice, a nonprofit victims' and defendants' advocate. Larson worries that prosecutors
Updated: 03/13/2011 06:32A
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