Ohio towns plan yard debris cuts after storm budget hits
Columbus and several Ohio cities have scaled back weekly yard waste pickups as budget deficits rise. Residents load debris themselves at drop off centers while officials consider further cuts. In Norwalk and Marion, city crews now collect yard waste only monthly or biweekly, delaying service to save hauling costs amid storm damage and high fuel prices.
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Great Lakes
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Norwalk
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Guns vanish during outage in Bethel shop break in
Bethel police say 30 firearms were stolen from Arcade Antiques & Guns during a wind storm power outage. The items, valued at about $19,000, were taken after thieves broke in early Thursday and the shop alarm failed due to no power.
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Mark Planck
Surreal and Dada Masterpieces Headed to Cincinnati Exhibit
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts a two movement survey from the Israel Museum featuring Dada and Surrealist works by Duchamp Ray Magritte Bellmer Picasso Dali and others. The exhibit draws on more than 200 works including paintings sculptures and photographs and opens Sunday.
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Israel Museum
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Israel
Ohio
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Co-workers cut claim in $207 million Mega Millions lottery case
Four Piqua city employees who shared in a $207 million Mega Millions prize filed an amended lawsuit in Miami County Common Pleas Court reducing their demand from $41 million to $20 million. The group of fourteen city workers and one relative say they were not in the office on Dec 12 but shared the pool with regular coworkers, and they bought the winning ticket at a Kroger in Piqua, about 30 miles north of Dayton.
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Miami County Common Pleas Court
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Dayton
Ohio fugitive arrested after casino blackjack spotting
An off duty Cincinnati officer spotted 23 year old Dominik Ushery at Argosy Casino in southeast Indiana. He was playing blackjack when arrested and held on 250000 bond in Hamilton County Jail. He faces trafficking in cocaine and three counts of participating in a criminal gang.
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Ohio
Ted Dominik Ushery
Indiana
Argosy Casino
Hamilton County
Patrick Dressing
Ushery
Dressing
Gaming Commission
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