Trump to visit Cincinnati amid drug crisis focus
President Trump heads to Ohio with stops near Cincinnati to push his tax plan while locals press for more on the opioid epidemic. Officials cite federal funding gaps and call for partnership, treatment expansion, and tougher action on traffickers as Ohio reports 4,050 overdose deaths in 2016, behind only West Virginia.
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Trooper to be honored for saving man from dog
The Elyria Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol will honor Trooper Joseph Glascox for his quick life saving action in New London. On Oct. 26, Glascox drove to a New London address and subdued a large attacking dog. He aided Roy Warner who sustained life threatening injuries and remained hospitalized. The event will include a certifi cate of recognition at 2 p.m. Monday at the Elyria Post.
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Lawmakers push bill to fund orphan-well plugging plan
Ohio lawmakers back a bill to boost funding for plugging abandoned oil and gas wells. The proposed measure would direct ODNR to tap the existing fund sourced from oil and gas taxes and fees to address 733 known orphan wells, with the total likely higher, reducing pollution and explosion risk.
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Paczki Ball marks 21st year with 500 attendees in Lorain
Tim Kiedrowski of Kiedrowski's Simply Delicious Bakery hosted the 21st annual Paczki Ball at Deluca's Place in the Park drawing 500 attendees after moving the event from the second Sunday before Fat Tuesday to Saturday to avoid the Super Bowl. The evening featured live music an all you can eat buffet and a new edelweiss flavored paczkis with glitter.
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Funeral home billboard urges Black lives matter stance in Columbus
Marian J. Gary of Marian J. Gary Funeral Home posted blunt billboards on East Main and East Fifth urging Black Lives Matter relevance amid Columbus violence in 2017, with 143 killings and 111 black victims. Gary says response has been positive and notes roots in BLM origins and community impact.
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