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‘No place in our society.’ Ban on inhumane glue traps gets Ann Arbor’s final OK
“We are all animals,” Jeff Zick told council. “We are all part of the same interconnected natural world.”
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2mWestlake OKs $62,000 in repairs for Service Department track loader
City Council has authorized the city to enter into a $62,000 contract to purchase maintenance and repair services for a 30-year-old Cat track loader used by the Westlake Service Department.
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8mVote: Who should be the Oregon High School Football Player of the Week (10/19/2026)?
Here are the candidates for The Oregonian/OregonLive's Oregon Football Player of the Week as nominated by coaches, fans and readers.
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2mShooting near Ohio mosque leaves 1 person dead
Police say the shooting occurred among a group in a nearby apartment complex parking lot and was not an attack on the Alrahma Mosque, where a funeral was taking place.
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6mVote: Who should be the Oregon High School Volleyball Player of the Week (10/19/2026)?
Here are the candidates for The Oregonian/OregonLive's Oregon Volleyball Player of the Week as nominated by coaches, fans and readers.
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3mBay Village receives additional $1.76 million state award for Cahoon Park lakefront project
A plan to stabilize Cahoon Memorial Park’s eroding shoreline and expand access to Lake Erie received a major boost when the city received a $1.76 million award through the Ohio District 1 Natural Resources Assistance Council and the Ohio Public Works Commission Clean Water Fund, according to city officials.