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ROSS COUNTY It s been three years since Ohio s Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks was proposed as a nomination to become a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
At the time, advocates for the designation were hopeful the decision would be finalized in 2021 but a new update anticipates the verdict will not come for at least another year.
It may not seem like much has been happening to move the designation forward but behind the scenes work from the Ohio History Connection and the National Park Service ensure the application dossier will be completed this summer or possibly by the fall. But with an ever-changing deadline and delays caused by the coronavirus pandemic, they don t anticipate the application will actually be submitted to the World Heritage Committee until early 2022. Then the review won t come until the summer of 2023. As the timeline is not fixed, it could be delayed.
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Newark man found guilty of all charges in September stabbing
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NEWARK - After just over an hour of deliberations, a jury found Harley Morgan guilty of all charges in connection to a stabbing in Newark last year.
Harley Morgan, 21, of Newark, was convicted of one count of attempted murder, a first-degree felony; three counts of felonious assault, all second-degree felonies; three counts of aggravated burglary, all first-degree felonies; and one count of menacing by stalking, a second-degree felony.
Morgan broke into 27-year-old Haley Rakaska s Newark home and stabbed her over 20 times with her four young children nearby. He also struck her with a T-ball bat her 7-year-old son had retrieved to protect his mother during the assault.
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NEWARK - A Newark woman was sentenced to 18 to 23.5 years in prison on Tuesday for her role in a shooting that killed a Columbus man in 2019.
Brianna K. Lohr, 24, of Newark, pleaded guilty to one count each involuntary manslaughter and aggravated robbery, both first-degree felonies, in Licking County Common Pleas Court.
Assistant Licking County Prosecutor Paula Sawyers said on Aug. 7, 2019, Newark police was called to the area of Elmwood Avenue for a reported shooting. The victim, later identified as 28-year-old Matthew Helman, of Columbus, was shot in the side and was pronounced dead at Licking Memorial Hospital.
The prosecutor said Lohr and co-defendant Delaney Daniels needed money, so Lohr contacted Helman s girlfriend to meet them under the guise of buying drugs from her when the couple intended on robbing her when she arrived. Sawyers noted Lohr gave Daniels her gun to use during the robbery.
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