Miami plans to create new quantum computing major
The Miami University Board of Trustees approved a program in quantum computing which will now go to the state for final approval.
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Google Calendar settings lead to security concerns at Talawanda; board considers creation of new staff positions
The Talawanda School District has changed its Google Suite privacy settings and met with staff to provide "additional training" after a community member expressed security concerns at a Dec. 19 board meeting.
Miami faculty union protests slow contract progress at Board of Trustees meeting
Faculty members and librarians attended a Miami University Board of Trustees meeting Dec. 13 to demand a "fair contract now." Negotiations have extended for almost 500 days.
Oxford Free Press selected as participant in Report for America newsroom accelerator project
The Oxford Free Press has been selected as one of the first accelerator newsroom partners for Report for America, a national organization which has been supporting newsrooms for almost a decade.
Oxford Township reports electric bill savings for residents
Oxford Township's new electric aggregation program saved residents an average of more than 20% in the first four months. The Township Trustees also prepared for 2025 by approving a meeting schedule and discussing winter road maintenance.
Oxford adopts route for northwestern trail arc, approves funding method for Housing Trust
Oxford City Council approved a route for the northwest arc of the Oxford Area Trail System, which will complete a loop around the city. Later, council members passed a resolution aimed at funding the city's Housing Trust.
Bogan Elementary aide charged with child endangerment after alleged incident with disabled student
A Talawanda employee resigned and has been arrested and charged with one count of child endangerment following an incident with a disabled student. The district had intended to pursue termination, according to a statement.