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RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY

PDT Staff Writer

An Eden Park man was arrested Thursday morning after deputies said he tried to run from officers serving warrants at his home.

According to Scioto County Sheriff Marty V. Donini, a detective with the Scioto County Sheriff’s Narcotics Unit, joined by a deputy patrolman in Clay Township, arrested Tommy Lee Adams, 37, of Portsmouth after a foot pursuit on Thursday.

Acting on an anonymous tip, deputies reportedly traveled to Adams’ residence to arrest him for outstanding warrants issued by the Scioto County Common Pleas Court pertaining to violating probation, and failing to appear on a charge of possession of drugs, after receiving an anonymous tip. When deputies arrived, they said Adams fled on foot. After chasing on foot, Adams was captured shortly thereafter and arrested.

In addition to the outstanding arrest warrants, Adams was charged with fifth-degree felony possession of oxycodone, and third-degree felony tampering with evidence. He was taken to the Scioto County Jail, and was scheduled to appear Friday in Portsmouth Municipal Court.

A case against Adams will also be forwarded to the Scioto County Prosecutor’s Office to be presented to a grand jury for the consideration of felony criminal charges.

Donini requests that anyone wishing to leave drug information for the Southern Ohio Drug Task Force, please contact the Sheriff’s Office drug hot line at 740-351-1094, the Portsmouth Police Department drug hot line at 740-354-DRUG (3784), or email drugs@sciotocountysheriff.com. All information will be kept confidential and anonymous.

Ryan Scott Ottney can be reached at 740-353-3101, ext. 235, or rottney@heartlandpublications.com.

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“We salute our educators for their continued commitment to our students,” McQuaide said. “Their devotion and daily example of living a life of service help our students develop intellectually, spiritually, psychologically and socially. Their service is an inspiration to all of us.” Mrs. McQuaide also noted that Catholic schools provide students not just licensed and certified teachers but educators with extensive experience in helping students learn and succeed.

Created in 1985, the Teacher Service Award honors teachers in Catholic elementary and high schools throughout the 23-county diocese for 10, 20, 30, and 40 years of service.

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&lt;p&gt;Submitted photo&lt;/p&gt;&lt;p&gt;State Representative Tanya Pullin (center) joined representatives from the Greenup County Health Department and Greenup County Schools to announce a contribution from AT&amp;T of $10,000 for the Remote Area Medical clinic. From left: Ashland Mayor Chuck Charles, Scarlet Shoemaker - Greenup County Schools, Pullin, Cassie Mace - Greenup County Health Department and John Gross - director of the AT&amp;T East Park Call Center.&lt;/p&gt;

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State Representative Tanya Pullin (center) joined representatives from the Greenup County Health Department and Greenup County Schools to announce a contribution from AT&T of $10,000 for the Remote Area Medical clinic. From left: Ashland Mayor Chuck Charles, Scarlet Shoemaker - Greenup County Schools, Pullin, Cassie Mace - Greenup County Health Department and John Gross - director of the AT&T East Park Call Center.

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Jun 19, 2013 | 35 views | 0 0 comments | 6 6 recommendations | email to a friend | print

Gwyndolyn Barker, from Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School, 2220 Sunrise Ave., Portsmouth, recently received a Teacher Service Award for 20 years of dedicated service to the Catholic Diocese of Columbus. The award was presented by Superintendent of Catholic Schools Lucia McQuaide

“We salute our educators for their continued commitment to our students,” McQuaide said. “Their devotion and daily example of living a life of service help our students develop intellectually, spiritually, psychologically and socially. Their service is an inspiration to all of us.” Mrs. McQuaide also noted that Catholic schools provide students not just licensed and certified teachers but educators with extensive experience in helping students learn and succeed.

Created in 1985, the Teacher Service Award honors teachers in Catholic elementary and high schools throughout the 23-county diocese for 10, 20, 30, and 40 years of service.

Source: Catholic Diocese of Columbus

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