Granville Kiwanis announce GHS college scholarship award recipients
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The Granville Kiwanis has a tradition of annually awarding scholarships to a select number of outstanding graduating seniors from Granville High School (GHS).
The club’s focus is to identify students who have demonstrated leadership abilities and have excelled in community service in high school activities and the Granville Community, according to a Kiwanis news release.
This year’s recipients are Olivia Beckett, Colin Voorhis, Adeline Hampton, and Isabella Rodgers. The awards were presented on May 18, during a ceremony at Granville High School.
Olivia Beckett is accepted at OSU and plans to further her education in Medicine and Spanish to become a physician. She has demonstrated leadership in the Spanish Honors Society, Spanish Club, and GHS Student Council and served as a high school mentor, tutor, and captain varsity athlete in swimming. Beckett served as a volunteer at Lic
News Briefs: Fremont council calls special meeting
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Fremont council calls special meeting
FREMONT - Fremont City Council will hold a special meeting at 5 p.m. Tuesday via Zoom. The Zoom address is us02web.zoom.us/j/83973129949; meeting ID: 839 7312 9949; and to dial in: +1 929 436 2866.
The purpose of the meeting is for council to give a third reading to a resolution to authorize the mayor to enter into a revolving load fund agreement with Leigh Ann Gibson doing business as LBC Salon and declaring an emergency. The council will give a second reading to another resolution authorizing the mayor to file an application with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources for a Nature Works Grant Program and declaring an emergency.
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According to prosecutors, between October 2014 and December 2015, Fisher conspired with sales representative Michael Scott Burton and others to defraud TRICARE out of more than $4.8 million in fraudulent claims for prescription compounded pain cream, scar cream and wellness vitamins.
Fisher agreed to fill prescriptions at Physician Specialty Pharmacy from a doctor s office in Georgia whose beneficiary information was provided by Burton and individuals working for him, even though the patients had never seen that doctor and the prescriptions were not based on a legitimate doctor-patient relationship.
In exchange for recruiting the TRICARE beneficiaries, Burton received about half of the amount paid to Fisher in insurance reimbursements. Those commission payments were laundered in the form of large wire transfers and direct deposits into Burton s bank account in Georgia.