Levi Tholl's road to recovery after traumatic brain injury
Levi Tholl, a Northwest High School sophomore, is showing progress after a September dirt bike collision left him with a traumatic brain injury and other injuries. He now speaks in longer sentences, though cannot yet walk or sit unaided, as his family and local districts rally to provide transportation, therapy, and support.
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Tina Thou
Northwest High School
Tholl
Levi Tholl
Manchester Avenue
Tina Tholl
Akron Children’s Hospital
Levi
Akron
Northwest
Northwest High
Larry Tausch
Tausch
Tuslaw
Tina
Mike Hamm
Huntington Bank
Samantha
IndeOnline
Township yard waste sites vary hours for Christmas trees
Jackson Township yard debris site operates 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays with gated access for residents only. Perry Township accepts discarded trees 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday Wednesday and Saturday until Jan 6, while Stark Tuscarawas Wayne Recycling District landfill does not accept trees and directs residents to Perry Lake Nimisil len and Jackson sites. Earth n Wood Products in Jackson Township takes trees 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday for 5 dollars per tree through Jan. 15.
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Michelle Moore
Jackson Township
Renee Schalmo
Perry Township
Road salt’s rising toll on water, roads and wildlife
U S Geologic Survey figures show road salt usage rising from 164000 tons in 1940 to over 24 million tons annually. The chemical harms waterways and infrastructure, contaminates drinking water with lead, alters frog sex ratios, and drives corrosion in vehicles and pipes. Studies link urban lakes and wildlife disruption with chloride from de-icing, while costs to motorists reach billions annually.
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U.S. Geological Survey
Marc Edwards
Virginia Tech
Flint
Michigan
Northeast
ClearRoads
New England
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
New Hampshire
Vermont
Ohio
Connecticut
Maine
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
U.S
Detroit
Hilary Dugan
University of Wisconsin- Madison
Midwest
Dugan
Relyea
Washington State University
Xianming Shi
Shi
AAA
Goddards Law Endures as Federal Action Prompts Praise
Ohio's Goddard's Law remains in effect named for longtime Cleveland weatherman Dick Goddard, expanding penalties for animal cruelty. Officials note federal law complements but does not replace Ohio statutes, while local advocates praise stronger protections and court support for animals.
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Ohio
Goddard
Cleveland
Dick Goddard
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohiohouse.gov
Katie Erchick Gilbert
Canton
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