Ohio Supreme Court ruling may curb EPA water limits
A Ohio high court ruling may force the Ohio EPA to apply state rulemaking with public notice hearings and comment prior to setting pollution limits on waterways. The decision questioned limits at a central Ohio wastewater plant discharging to Blacklick Creek near Pickerington. Justice O Donnell warned it could invalidate about 1800 existing limits and delay protections for state waters.
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Officer critically hurt during Cincinnati funeral procession crash
In Cincinnati a motorcycle officer, 63 year old George Brooks a Forest Park Police Department retiree, remains in critical condition after being struck by a car during a funeral procession with lights and siren active near downtown. The driver turned into the procession witnesses said, sending Brooks into the air before he landed on pavement. He is hospitalized at University of Cincinnati Medical Center.
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Ohio anglers race to sign up for hatchery drawing
Ohioans must apply online by Tuesday for the Castalia Fish Hatchery permit drawing in Erie County. A $3 non refundable fee is required. A random drawing will select anglers for fishing May 4 to Nov 30 with a half mile stretch of Cold Creek open on select dates. Trout stocked include 10 to 12 inch rainbows and brown trout.
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Erie County
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Cousins Build Maple Syrup Biz Through Hard Work
The Kovach brothers Nathan 16 and Brandon 17 along with cousin Matthew run Red Barn Maple Syrups near Birmingham Ohio. They fire the evaporator with wood cut all summer and work overnight to boil sap into syrup learning the trade from family roots. Their mother Becky Kovach notes their determination as the venture grows.
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Becky Kovach
Birmingham
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WWII Raiders to receive Congressional Gold Medal
The Doolittle Tokyo Raiders will be awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on April 15 in Washington and present it April 18 to the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force near Dayton. Surviving members Lt. Col. Richard Cole and Staff Sgt. David Thatcher plan to attend. Lt. Col. Robert Hite died Sunday at 95 in Nashville. Relatives of all 80 Raiders are expected at the weekend events.
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David Thatcher
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Ohio
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Jimmy” Doolittle
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