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Newspapers publish recent corrections, community death notices, and local announcements for residents.
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The correction specifies that the inaccurate claim appeared in a Wednesday Page 1 story titled “Ex-delegate was booster of opera, civil rights,” and attributed the error to information supplied to the newspapers.
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The death notices span 13 residents who died between Aug. 6 and Sept. 1, with ages ranging from 52 to 91; Peter Vanson of Amboy was the youngest listed at 52, while Gregory Baxivanos of Camas and Arlen Wogen of Vancouver were each 91.
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The Speech League’s first meeting is scheduled for Monday, Sept. 14, from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. in Ms. DiPaola’s room, A227.
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The school says students may compete in a category suited to their interests and promotes the team as flexible for students with busy schedules, with training intended to develop professional-level speaking skills and opportunities to make friends across the county.
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September brought routine corrections and announcements across regional publications. The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press clarified that Edythe Harrison was an early supporter—not the founder—of Old Dominion University's women's studies program, correcting a Wednesday front-page story. The Reflector published 13 death notices for Clark County residents who died between August 6 and September 1, with ages ranging from 52 to 91.
Correction Clarifies Harrison's Role at ODU
The error appeared in a Page 1 story titled "Ex-delegate was booster of opera, civil rights." The Virginian-Pilot and Daily Press said the inaccurate information came from sources provided to the newspapers. Harrison was a key early backer of the program, but not its founder. The correction ensures readers understand her exact contribution to the university's civil rights history.
Death Notices Span Wide Age Range in Clark County
The Reflector published notices for 13 residents across the region. Peter Vanson of Amboy was the youngest at 52 years old. Gregory Baxivanos of Camas and Arlen Wogen of Vancouver were each 91. Local funeral providers handled arrangements for the families during the month of August through early September.
Speech League Kicks Off First Meeting Monday
A local high school Speech League announced its first meeting of the school year for Monday, September 14, from 2:45 to 3:45 p.m. in Ms. DiPaola's room, A227. The team invites students interested in public speaking, debate, poetry, theater, writing and storytelling. Students can pick the category that matches their interests and stay involved even with busy schedules.
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