Mosquitoes thrive in rain new advice on protection
Rain fuels prolific mosquitoes bringing risks to humans and horses from West Nile and encephalitis. Health officials urge long clothing dawn and dusk, DEET repellents, and eliminating standing water. Vaccination for horses is advised and bat and bird diets help control insects. Avoid overuse of zappers sprays and pesticides.
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la Crosse
St. Louis
Deborah Leopold
Greene County
DEET
Maria Jimenez
Bellbrook
Batconservation.org
Prosecutor seeks accountability for leaked Cleveland documents
A federal prosecutor asked Judge James Gwin to hold a hearing to identify who leaked three sealed FBI documents related to a Cleveland public corruption probe involving former Mayor Michael R. White. The Plain Dealer and Scene reported the materials included two affidavits and a memo about an interview with Ricardo Teamer.
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Cleveland
U.S
Gregory A. White
the Plain Dealer
Michael R. White
White
James S. Gwin
Gwin
Doug Clifton
The
Plain Dealer
Pete Kotz
Scene
Kotz
Gregory White
FBI
Ricardo Teamer
Michael White
New York Times
Clifton
Clyde Wallace
Paul Matia
Cleveland Hopkins International
Nate Gray
Wallace
Matia
Tuscarawas County
Gray
William Whitaker
East Cleveland
Houston
New Orleans
Lawsuit seeks to block Columbus assault weapons ban
Republican Phil Harmon filed in Franklin County Probate Court to stop Columbus assault weapons ban set to take effect Aug 11. The suit argues the measure lacks transfer provisions for estates or guardians, risking criminal exposure for executors. NRA cited retreat of its 2007 convention as part of its concerns.
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Columbus
National Rifle Association
Phil Harmon
Franklin County
Harmon
Cleveland
Dayton
Toledo
Ohio
Richard C. Pfeiffer Jr
NRA
Wayne LaPierre
Taft seeks extra funds to battle ash borer in Ohio
Gov. Bob Taft sent a letter to Agriculture Secretary Mike Johanns asking for additional emergency money to combat the emerald ash borer. Ohio faces $24 million in the current federal budget for known infestations, but Taft says more is needed as the beetle spreads from central Delaware County toward northwest Ohio and local crews lack funds for tree removal measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Taft
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Taft
Mike Johanns
Delaware County
Levy Drives Community Focus on School Funding
Community members defend and debate a school levy as local manufacturers cut jobs and districts consider consolidating buildings. Residents urge unity, stronger parental involvement, and balanced finances while the Board plans additional meetings to collect public input.
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Bill Ross
Libby Court
Franklin
Monroe
Ross
Doris
Terry Lennon
Arlington Avenue
Board of Education
Paul Hillard
Rally emphasizes character over fame at 4000-strong event
Thousands gathered at Middletown High for a Building Men for Others rally featuring Joe Ehrmann's Season of Life inspired message. Athletes like Tyler Amos and B J Adams discussed conquering self and fear, while Gary Lebo and Kim Nuxhall highlighted teaching moments and reading. The program, spanning multiple states, aims to foster care and character in youth through speeches and literature.
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Tyler Amos
Ehrmann
Amos
B.J. Adams
Josh Wilson
Wilson
Gary Lebo
Middletown High
Lebo
Ron Johnson
Kim Nuxhall
Joe Nuxhall
Nuxhall
Casey
Kim
Marx
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Joe Ehrmann
America
Middletown
Mary Watson
Watson
Fairfield High School
David Stockman
Fairfield
New York Times
Marx and Ehrmann
Obituaries and Death Notices from Portland and Surrounding Areas
Obituary notices and death announcements for James Patrick Allen and Wilburn C Centers, plus Earl V Cottingim and Helen K King. Details cover birthplaces, family survivors, marriage years, funeral arrangements, and visiting hours across several Ohio communities and Portland Texas. Pat Allen led community work in youth sports and volunteer efforts. Centers owned Country Basics and played music. King spent life in Middletown with family and service.
Mary Kraft 92 Middletown resident dies in 2005
Mary Kraft of Monroe aged 92 died Wednesday May 20 2005 at Middletown Regional Hospital. She was born April 24 1913 in Middletown to John and Anna Balaz and was a homemaker active in Holy Family Parish. She is survived by three sons twelve grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren two great great grandchildren a sister and several in laws with a Mass of Christian Burial set for May 25 2005 at Holy Family Parish St Johns Church. Interment at Woodside Cemetery. Memorials may go to Holy Family Athletic Board in Middletown.
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Wilburn C
Ezel
Courtney and
Vivian
Rowland) Centers
Armco Steel
Wilburn
Springboro
Anderson Funeral Home
2Nd Street
Franklin
Walter Strong
Funeral
Woodside Cemetery
King
Helen K
Middletown
Garden Manor
Cincinnati
Ohio
Harry
Katherine
Stafford) Hughes
Dayton National Cemetery
Timothy Wourms
Hosan
John
Anna
Jendek) Balaz
Mary
Hawthorn Glen Nursing Center
Holy Family Parish
Jim
Jeanne) Kraft
Tom
Carolyn) Kraft
John Katy Kraft
Barbara Vander
Josephine Keathan
Betty Krizan
Kay Steele
John Balaz
St. John's Church
Paul Metzger
Wilson-Schramm-Spaulding
Roosevelt Blvd
Bonita Dr
Carl “Boob” Kraft
CYO
Holy Family
John XxIII Athletic Board
Don Marconi
Wicklow Dr
Wilson- SchrammSpaulding.com
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Jim Allen
Michael Allen
Dan Kuhn
Randy Kuhn
Limbaugh Funeral Home
Portland
Texas
Www
Andersonfuneralhomes.com
Cottingim
Earl V. We
Camden
First Southern Baptist Church
Nein Thompson
Kraft, Mary
Ate
Armbruster
ATT Garden Center
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