‘They blocked my calls’: This Ohio man accidentally bought an entire street for $5K — now the city wants it back. Here’s what happened
He claims he's not getting fair compensation from the City of Trenton, calling his battle with eminent domain a "nightmare." ...
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Faith Works: Despite the marks bad news can leave, goodness endures
Newark Advocate faith columnist Jeff Gill's curiosity about a plot of land reminds him how focusing on the negative in life ...
Newark graduate Stare eclipses 2,000 career points at Ohio Dominican
The Newark graduate surpassed 2,000 career points during Thursday’s 84-56 victory against Cedarville. Stare, a fifth-year ...
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Newark finance director leaving for role in new county administration
Newark Finance Director David Del Grande is leaving the city to take a senior role in the administration of new County ...
Trump order seeks to change the name of North America’s tallest peak from Denali to Mount McKinley
In 2015, the name of the peak was changed during the Obama administration to reflect the traditions of Alaska Natives and ...
Revived arcade set to energize Newark's social scene and tourism
With the increase in population in Licking County and a need for restaurants and social spaces, the Newark Arcade is offering a new opportunity filled with history.
Revitalized Newark arcade to open with 20 restaurants, shops and apartments
With the increase in population in Licking County and a need for restaurants and social spaces, The Arcade offers a new ...
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Georgia vs. Miami battle appears to be brewing for nation's No. 2 RB
Georgia and Miami are the top two teams among the 10 finalists named by four-star Hollywood Chaminade-Madonna running back ...
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In 1909, six local businessmen banded together to build Newark's first arcade
Newark Advocate history columnist Doug Stout of the Licking County Library details the early plans for downtown Newark's first arcade.