Ohio agrees 12 month naloxone rebates for public agencies
Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine announced a year long extension with Amphastar Pharmaceuticals to provide a six dollar rebate for each naloxone syringe sold to non federal public entities in the state. About 60 agencies have applied for rebates totaling over one hundred fifty one thousand dollars as naloxone use in Ohio exceeded sixteen thousand doses in 2015. Cleveland Coast Guard station to be restored by Northeast Ohio Coast Guard and Cleveland Metroparks with city ownership likely. Restoration budget about one million dollars with partners including Sherwin Williams Pat Conway Great Lakes Brewing Co Burning River Foundation and PNC Bank. Exterior work to start by summer with completion targeted for next year for the parks centennial.
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Columbus
Ohio
Mike DeWine
Amphastar Pharmaceuticals Inc
DeWine
Amphastar
Ohio Department of Public Safety
Cleveland
Ohio Coast Guard
Coast Guard
Cuyahoga River
Cleveland Metroparks
Brian Zimmerman
the Plain Dealer
Park System
Zimmerman
Sean McDermott
Sherwin Williams
Pat Conway
Great Lakes Brewing Co
Burning River Foundation
PNC Bank
Cleveland Foundation
Metroparks
Arrests in shootings and a fatal train accident in Ohio
In Circleville a man, Jeffrey Gullett of Piketon, was killed when struck by a train near Route 23 as the conductor reported he sat on tracks listening to a cell phone. In Columbus, 18-year-old Marcharius K Grace was arrested for murder after a shooting at a market left 7-year-old Deonte M Fisher dead and two others hurt. Nearby, Toby Thacker pleaded guilty in a federal case over digging up and selling Native American remains. Cincinnati notes goats deployed to manage invasive plants at a cemetery and arboretum.
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Circleville
Ohio
Pickaway County
Columbus
Marcharius K. Grace
Deonte M. Fisher
Rayquan Holloway
Holloway
Jay Keen
The
Columbus Dispatch
U.S
Toby Thacker
Thacker
Wellston
Salt Creek Valley
Jackson County
100 Years Later Train Wreck Remembered in Amherst
The March 29 1916 Amherst train crash killed at least 27 and wounded nearly 50. A centennial observance will mark the tragedy with a daylong program at Amherst Sandstone Village, including a ceremony at Crownhill Cemetery for five unidentified victims.
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Amherst Sandstone Village
Jim Wilhelm
Amherst Historical Society
Elyria
Wilhelm
Amherst
Crownhill
Avon firefighter John Gansor named Living Angel 2016
Avon firefighter John Gansor was honored as the Living Angel at the Life Savers Ball in Lorain Avon. The award, sponsored by the American Cancer Society and hosted by Dr Alexander Zolli, honors acts from cancer research to patient support. Gansor, a 32 year spouse to Marla and father of Grace, organized charity events and volunteered as a paramedic and mentor in cancer recovery efforts.
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Lorain — Avon
John Gansor
DeLuca’s Place In the Park
American Cancer Society
Alexander E. Zolli
Gansor
North Ridgeville
Avon
Marla
Grace
Shriners International
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