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Marietta council passes three items
September 16, 2020
Read MoreThe Marietta Times - Fourteen individuals filled the public gallery at Marietta City Council’s regular business meeting Thursday but only three pieces of legislation were passed in front of the crowd. Resolution 41, on its final reading, was unanimously adopted following the crowd’s applause [...]
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‘Oh Wow!’ It’s Silly Science Sunday at Home
September 14, 2020
Read MoreThe Business Journal - Also participating in Silly Science Sunday for the first time is the Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program. The program donated more than 4,000 activities to be inserted into the STEAM Saks, said Kennedy Copeland, external affairs representative. “The oil and gas ind [...]
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New OOGEEP director shares program updates
September 8, 2020
Read MoreThe Daily Jeff - John Schlichter, new executive director of the OOGEEP (Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program), recently shared his background and OOGEEP updates during a Coffee and Commerce Zoom meeting hosted by the Cambridge Area Chamber of Commerce. Schlichter first shared that his office [...]
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10th Silly Science Sunday becomes a home edition
September 8, 2020
Read MoreMahoning Matters - One of the sponsors in Ohio Oil and Gas Energy Education Program (OOGEEP). “Against the backdrop of closed events across the state, OHWOW! has done a fantastic job ensuring that our children have access to STEAM education at home," said Kennedy Copeland, OOGEEP spokesperson. " [...]
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Ohio gas, oil essential to economy
September 6, 2020
Read MoreTribune Chronicle - It may seem difficult to look beyond pandemic-related economic challenges to spot the opportunity for growth in the Valley. However, as our communities move forward toward recovery, and begin to move past a year of immense, unpredictable challenges, there is something that brings [...]
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Roy: Ohio farmers need natural gas now and in the future
September 3, 2020
Read MoreToledo Blade - The staggering impact of the coronavirus pandemic on Ohio alone can be illustrated through a variety of stats: about 125,000 infected with more than 4,000 people having succumbed to the virus. Jobless claims are staggering, with thousands of Ohioans still waiting on compensation claim [...]