Taking back your life after brain condition and seizure relief
Debra Murphy, a Middletown resident aged 38, lived with epilepsy for over 20 years caused by an arterial venous malformation AVM. She suffered about 20 seizures monthly, each with 24 hours of recovery, until VNS Therapy implanted pacemaker like device reduced seizures to about one per month.
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Middletown
Murphy
Hamilton
Buses Help Middletown Residents Stay Mobile
Josephine McGraw, 74, relies on Middletown Transit System for weekday travel, reflecting a broader shift as 2004 ridership exceeded 190,000 with seniors and disabled making up about 40 percent. Paratransit serves winter limits while buses handle most trips, including 117,000 paid-fare rides on four routes and heavy use around Towne Mall and Ohio 122. Construction of a new hospital campus on Union Road is slated to boost future demand for transit services.
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Josephine McGraw
Middletown
McGraw
MTS
Steve Murphy
Murphy
Jerry Cottle
Cottle
East End
Ohio 122
Grand Avenue
Towne Mall
Wal-Mart
Lowe's
Bill Becker
Middletown Regional Hospital
Union Road
Major snowstorm hits East with widespread cancellations
A major snowstorm from the Midwest paralyzed the Northeast with up to 20 inches expected and 50 mph winds. Warnings extended from Wisconsin to New England as flights were canceled and road crews mobilized. One death reported in Ohio from ice and two snow related heart attack deaths. Record cold hit Maine and wind chills dropped to 8 below zero in parts of New York and New Jersey.
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New York
Midwest
Wisconsin
New England
National Weather Service
Illinois
Virginia
Ohio
Maine
Masardis
Bangor
New Jersey
Sinclair board approves Englewood expansion plan
Sinclair Community College plans an expansion to Englewood and Huber Heights as the board reviews campus growth. Officials say construction will proceed after financing details.
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Sinclair Community College Board
Englewood
Huber Heights
Weather tricks forecasters twice in 72 hours
Last week winter weather fooled forecasters twice in 72 hours as Thursday’s system dumped up to a half foot of snow in southwest Ohio while Saturday’s storm largely spared the Miami Valley with 1 to 2 inches, some spots reaching 4 inches. Local agencies reported few or no snow related incidents.
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National Weather Service
Ohio
Miami Valley
Jim Lott
Wilmington
Middletown
Trenton
Franklin
Butler
Warren County Sheriffs
Ohio Highway Patrol
Lebanon
Eaton
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