Ohio DEA reports surge in heroin in Columbus area
DEA official Anthony Marotta says central Ohio saw about 19 pounds seized in 2005, near 10 pounds so far this year, with Cincinnati Cleveland and other cities facing similar issues. He cites imports from Mexico and Midwest distribution as key factors and urges enforcement plus education to curb the rise.
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Former Bengals player teaches at Mount Healthy Schools
Keith Rucker a former Bengals defensive tackle and current Mount Healthy High School track and football coach will miss the rest of the year while Mount Healthy City Schools investigates improper comments to students. Superintendent David Horiie says no proposition occurred and a defense attorney says allegations are inaccurate.
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Parents accuse chaperone of taping hotel doors shut
In Millbury Ohio parents at the Lake Local school board meeting alleged a chaperone sealed students in their hotel rooms with duct tape during a Chicago choir trip. They say the incident frightened students and may lead to charges. Superintendent Witt says the tape aimed to test curfew and would not block exits.
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Strongsville student wins Nobel Prize trip for fish herd science
Raleigh Eichel of Strongsville High School earned a trip to the Nobel Prize ceremonies in Sweden after winning as a finalist at the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair in Atlanta. She trained a goldfish to herd others through a maze using food cues and demonstrated the method on video.
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Zenos still smoking at city case after fines unpaid
Columbus officials say Zenos Bar remains smoking friendly with plastic cups used as ashtrays. Earlier fines of 100, 1000, and 2000 dollars were imposed but not paid. owner Dick Allen did not answer at the business number Tuesday.
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