Ohio county lands $100000 grant to cut overdoses
Erie County in northern Ohio is awarded a $100000 federal grant as part of a Rural opioid overdose reduction pilot program. The funding supports local partnerships to expand naloxone availability and train providers, aligning with a new state law to broaden antidote access.
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Lawmakers probe pub Queen of Hearts six figure jackpot
Ohio lawmakers on the Joint Committee on Gaming and Wagering discussed the Queen of Hearts game at an Austintown Township bar amid concerns about legality as the six figure jackpot rose to 778000 dollars. The attorney general's office outlined wrinkles raising questions and the panel seeks to ensure compliance with the law.
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Toledo Officer Convicted of Theft in Office Over Phone
A Toledo police officer, Shawn Parra, was found guilty of theft in office for taking an iPhone found at a vandalism scene at a shuttered hotel. He faces up to one year in prison at sentencing on October 26.
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Peanut executive in salmonella case faces sentencing
A year after a federal jury convicted Stewart Parnell of crimes tied to a salmonella outbreak that killed nine and sickened hundreds, the former Peanut Corp. of America owner faced a possible life sentence in Albany Georgia. His brother and a plant manager were also found guilty in what experts called the first food poisoning trial of American processors.
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Grange Engine Club showcases power at LaGrange show
At the LaGrange Engine Show on Sunday, the Grange Engine Club displayed steam traction engines portable steam power plants farm tractors and garden tractors. Fritzy McULLy from New London rode a restored 1968 Cub Cadet beside owner John Dziak and Zachary Gumble of Lorain.
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Man preserves mid century gadgets at home in Barberton
Jimmy Scichilone, a retired Lockheed Martin engineer, fills his Barberton home and garage with 1950s and 60s gadgets and furniture. He recalls Easter 1960s radio memories guiding his lifelong habit of collecting, from a Sunbeam percolator to a 1963 Zenith TV and a 1964 salmon sofa.
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Akron
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