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City of Cincinnati employees receive layoff notices
More than 200 Cincinnati workers received layoff notices on Tuesday. More than 200 of Cincinnatis city employees received layoff notices on Tuesday, Local 12 reports. The documents were sent to 66 police officers, 71 firefighters and 64 other workers. The notices were sent out despite an ongoing public debate about the best budget proposal. There are currently three on the table. City Manager ...
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Man sought in abduction attempt at Ohio school
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Police in central Ohio are looking for a 20-year-old man who they say walked into a high school and tried to abduct his 14-year-old ...
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Muggy Morning And A Chance For Showers This Afternoon
WEDNESDAY MORNING WEATHER DISCUSSIONDate: May 22 Time: 5:00 Meteorologist: Mike Davis Your Doppler 10 ForecastThis Morning Muggy & warm. This Afternoon Chance for showers & storms. Some may be strong to severe. Low 80s S 10-20 Mph and gusty.Tonight: Showers & storms taper off. Mostly cloudy and a little cooler. 61 SW 10-20 MphTomorrow: More showers with a chance for thunderstorms. 76 ...
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10 Things To Know For Wednesday
1. ASSESSING OKLAHOMA'S DAMAGE Rescuers are nearly finished searching for victims, but Moore residents are just starting to find out how many of their homes are destroyed. 2. STAR WITNESS IN IRS HEARINGS NOT TALKING Lois Lerner, who revealed the agency's targeting of conservative groups, has said she will invoke the Fifth Amendment when she's called to testify in Congress today. ...
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W.Va.s local-food movement a model for Appalachia
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - With eight in 10 farmers making less than $10,000 a year, West Virginia will never rival big Midwestern factory farms in producing food. But creative collaborations with food entrepreneurs are seeding a new kind of economy that federal officials say could become a model for 12 other Appalachian states.Officials with the Appalachian Regional Commission, the U.S. Department of ...
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Strong thunderstorms today followed by cool down
As the oliday weekend starts Friday, the sun will re-emerge with a cool high of just 65 degrees. Friday night, the temperature will dip into the low ...
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Northwest senior flips car on way home from graduation
Just an hour after walking across a stage to accept his diploma, a Northwest High School honors student flipped his car on State Route 27 on his way home from ...
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Westerville Police Using K-9 Unit To Search For Man
Westerville Police were using K-9 units to search for a man who ran off from a traffic stop Wednesday morning. Officials said a Westerville officer attempted a traffic stop near Sunbury Road and Whitney around 1:00 a.m. The male driver pulled over, got out of the car, and ran away. Police were not sure why the male ran off. The female passenger in the car was taken into custody. Police said ...
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Columbus State University Implements Data Warehouse and Business Intelligence Environment
REDWOOD SHORES, CALIF. - Columbus State University, ranked among the top regional universities in the South by US News & World Report, improved reporting accuracy and timeliness, enhanced data quality and provided insight into student retention, progression and graduation trends with the implementation of Oracle Business Intelligence Enterprise Edition, according to Oracle press ...
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Up to 30 hurt in crash in northwest Ohio
Bowling Green was closed for a couple hours following Tuesday night's crash, but has since been reopened. Initial reports indicated that the passengers of the two vehicles were taken to local hospitals but were not badly hurt. Toledo News Now reports that a Toyota Camry was rear-ended by a bus transporting employees of ...
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Up to 30 injured after bus and car collide in Ohio
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio – The Highway Patrol says up to 30 people have suffered injuries in the collision of a commercial bus and a car on Interstate 75 in northwest Ohio. A state police spokeswoman told The Associated Press early Wednesday that 1-75 south of Bowling Green has been closed following the crash. Initial reports are that the passengers of the two vehicles have been taken to local ...
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Utah Jazz to pick 14th in NBA draft Cleveland Cavaliers nab No. 1 pick again
" The beauty, I think, in this year's draft is Â… if we stay there, we like the projections and the different possibilities at 14. But I think we'll be able to add to the group in a number different ways whether we move up or ...
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Four Ohio nurses charged with drug thefts www.privateofficer.com
A Mahoning County grand jury separately indicted four nurses, three of whom worked at St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown, on charges of stealing drugs in controlled-substance categories from the hospital last year. Ryan T. Hofus, 27, of Cavalcade Drive, is charged with two counts of drug theft and two counts of drug possession, referring to Dilaudid and Fentanyl, with the offenses ...
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Latos takes on Harvey in a matchup of unbeatens
The Mets aren't worried about Matt Harvey's workload, but they are in danger of being swept at home by the Reds. Harvey will go for his sixth win on Wednesday in the finale of a three-game series against Cincinnati at Citi Field. The right-hander is 5-0 with a 1.55 ERA in nine starts, and he has been a bright spot in a tough season for New York. Harvey is one of three pitchers in the ...
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Watchdog 10 Upper Arlington Taxpayers Forked Over Money For Expensive Meals Trips Before Levy Failed
Students get report cards – and so do districts. Upper Arlington City Schools has earned an "excellent with distinction" rating from the Ohio Department of Education for 12 years. About 96 percent of students graduate. Residents kept fueling the stellar results with tax increases – until last year, when the levy failed for the first time in nearly 20 years. Voters, ...
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Police Investigate School Bus Shot With Pellet Gunfire
Maysville Local Schools said one of its school busses was struck by pellet gunfire and a student was injured. Ric Roush, the district's Director of Safety, said the bus was returning from a field trip Monday evening when the bus was struck near the intersection of Brighton Boulevard and Ridge Avenue. Roush said one student was injured when glass fragments struck her. She was treated and ...
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Couple Survives Deadly Tornado Hiding In Basement
An Oklahoma City couple said they survived a deadly EF-5 tornado by hiding in their basement.Dave and Sylvia lee said they saw the twister coming over the ridge. They ducked into their cellar with seconds to spare."They can all tell you it sounds like a freight train or a jet plane. No, it don't," Dave Lee said, "It sounds like hell."The Lee's say they lost ...
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Some Concerned About Countys Decision to Turn Off Tornado Sirens
In the wake of the destructive tornado in Oklahoma City on Monday, some Champaign County residents question whether turning off the tornado sirens is the right decision. "The concern of course is knowing that the storm is coming," Roger Kramer told 10TV's Jason Frazer. Champaign County says the sirens were outdated and would cost about $1 million to replace them. Instead, it has ...
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Ubaldo tries to extend success in finale against Tigers
Justin Verlander didn't want to spend too much time looking at video or tweaking his mechanics after one of the worst starts of his impressive career Thursday. Instead, he put in a little extra work on the mound to prepare for Wednesday's matchup with Ubaldo Jimenez and the American League Central-leading Indians at Progressive Field. After giving up eight runs in 2 2/3 innings ...
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Cleveland Cavaliers Win N.B.A. Draft Lottery
Three times previously, Pat Williams had represented the Orlando Magic at the N. B. A. draft lottery with the best probability to land the ...
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Nick Gilbert Cleveland win NBA lottery
Nick Gilbert won the Cleveland Cavaliers the No. 1 pick for the 2013 NBA Draft in the NBA lottery on Tuesday.Gilbert, owner Dan Gilbert's son, won the lottery as the team with the second worst record, beating the Orlando Magic to the No. 2 spot.This was the second time in three years that Gilbert won the lottery. He was on the same stage in 2011 when the Cavs selected Kyrie Irving with the ...
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Bruce stays even-keeled through streaks slumps
Email NEW YORK -- Reds right fielder Jay Bruce refuses to let his emotions ebb and flow like his streaks and slumps. Bruce is in the midst of one of his serious hot stretches at the plate but avoids even the hint of giddiness. "It's a long season," Bruce said. "People lose sight of that when you're going good and going bad. It's the same. You have a good week, ...
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Chapman goes to the stretch to end slump
Email NEW YORK -- When closer Aroldis Chapman pitched a perfect ninth inning for his ninth save in Monday's 4-3 Reds win over the Mets, he did something a little unusual. Chapman ditched his usual windup and threw all 11 pitches from the stretch position even with no one on base. Chapman had eight strikes that included six swings and misses. On a few occasions, he reached 99 mph on the ...
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Pitching to Miggy doesnt work for solid Kluber
DET@CLE: Brantley lifts a sacrifice fly to right CLEVELAND -- Tigers slugger Miguel Cabrera might impact a game more than any other hitter in baseball right now. Cabrera's influence on an outcome was certainly evident on Tuesday night, when the Indians took their chances with pitching to him at a critical juncture. Cabrera made it the wrong decision. Cleveland starter Corey Kluber ...
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Davis named Reds representative for Draft
Email NEW YORK -- Reds great and front-office member Eric Davis will be representing the club when it makes its first-round selection in next month's First-Year Player Draft. Commissioner Bud Selig is slated to announce all of the first-round selections. Each of the 30 club representatives, including Davis, will relay the selection to the Commissioner after receiving word via phone from ...
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Hopkins International on the brink
United and Continental Airlines remain intent on merging the two airlines, which would create the biggest airline in the world. Continental, based in Houston, Texas is already the fourth-largest carrier in the United States, which makes its operations out of Hopkins International extremely important to the city of Cleveland.
Local industry commentators have been discussing the merger between United and Continental and the effects it might have on the city. The general consensus has been negative, according to Cleveland news media. Read more
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