🎨 University of Akron creates revolutionary eco-friendly art conservation adhesive. The new BEVA 371 Akron, developed in partnership with NYU, offers a safer alternative to the widely-used conservation adhesive that had key ingredients discontinued. Funded by the Getty Foundation, this phthalate-free formula maintains the original's performance while eliminating health risks associated with older materials. The adhesive will be used for "lining" - attaching supplemental canvas to protect valuable artwork. Available in three versions, the innovation ensures that conservators worldwide can continue their critical work preserving cultural heritage.
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🏠 Woman loses $1,102 in elaborate property scam. Taylor Greene of Stow, Ohio fell victim to a fraudster posing as "James Duran" who listed a property on eBay for rent or purchase. After making multiple payments through the Chime banking app for supposed HOA fees, Greene was allowed to tour the property, which the scammer remotely unlocked. The scammer disappeared after the tour, and Greene later discovered the home was actually owned by Open Door Trust Real Estate, who had no knowledge of any "James Duran." Police are currently investigating the incident.
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🔫 Late-night drive-by shooting at Akron party leaves woman wounded. A 28-year-old female victim was struck in the abdomen while attending a gathering on Wall Street just after midnight Monday. Akron Police officers provided immediate first aid until paramedics transported her to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. According to authorities, partygoers returned fire at the fleeing vehicle, though it remains unclear if anyone in the car was hit. Police are now seeking information from the public as they investigate the incident.
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