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Muskingum

American  
[muh-sking-uhm, -guhm] / mʌˈskɪŋ əm, -gəm /

noun

  1. a river in E Ohio, flowing S and SE to the Ohio River. 111 miles (179 km) long.


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When she bought her three-bedroom house on Muskingum Avenue in 1967, Jenkins became one of the first — if not the first — Black female homeowners in Pacific Palisades.

From Los Angeles Times

A member of the Fair Housing Council happened to be selling a house in Pacific Palisades, built in 1961, on Muskingum Avenue.

From Los Angeles Times

Rasmussen went off to college in West Virginia and then to Muskingum University in Ohio, where he served as a student soccer coach and announced sporting events on the radio.

From Washington Post

Prosecutors have said Weaver gave birth in a bathroom at the Delta Gamma Theta sorority at Muskingum University, then purposefully caused the death of her baby.

From Seattle Times

Kaelan Pulliam added seven points for Muskingum.

From Seattle Times